I want to see what the rammed earth walls look like. I plan to do that for the floors, but hadn't considered it for the walls. would live to see the outcome!!
A beautiful house, well done. But it's time to move the goalposts. This house doesn't look 'net zero', it looks more like the 'net plus a lot' we'd rather have. Don't you just love this transition to a sustainable future we're going through? We constantly have to raise our ambitions as it gets easier and easier.
Eh, man I hate how modern architecture is the cool thing right now. Trying to find one straw bale house that is attractive looking. Like the concept though
I am all for sustainable design but I am not keen on this way of highlighting a material use such as strawbale. This makes it look all hippy and unrefined which is not going to attract a wide ranging audience when in fact strawbale can be done in such a way that its got a modern finish and feel, its all in the design and how the bales are rendered. If we want to encourage the mainstream home owner to consider using strawbale or rammed earth which can be as beautiful as stone then we need to show how it can have modern appeal.
And how much more modern do you want the finish to be and feel than it's already presented here? I think it's this residence is very appealing and nurturing as it is.
I dont care about environmental I care about cheap. Unless you do the labor yourself houses built with exotic materials such as straw bail and rammed earth can cost twice as much per foot as a home built of traditional material.
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What is more calming than a dog taking a nap to harp music?
Excellent harp excerpt of Arabesque! Bravo!
one day i will have a house like this and send you a photo to share you my happiness
Love the colours of your thermal mass wall. Hope to see it when it is done. Good job.
Can't wait to see it! Love and Light!
I love jesus
I'm curious on how you run the electrical through the bales for outlets?....I've always been interested on this...Thanks for the video
I need a harpist in my group of friends!
I am a harpist, ill be ur friend
Fantastic!
Love that the walls' finish
I was looking at a house in Moab that was Straw bale and knew nothing about it. This explained it, but its not for me. Good Video👍
I want to see what the rammed earth walls look like. I plan to do that for the floors, but hadn't considered it for the walls. would live to see the outcome!!
Hello, ideal production equipment for building insulation materials. do you know? You can take a look!
Does the pex tubing inside the rammed earth wall degrade the strength of the wall?
Is it up to the code ? Is it fire approved?
idk why the host is talking like this is a murder mystery show lol
Everyone talks about "heating", but how about places where it's hot all year round?
Insulation works both ways.
Wonderful invention. What is the Annual cost of House Insurance on this kind houses please.
I invented it
any updates on this house?
I just turned on all the faucets and started my SUV in the driveway for no reason.
Does the straw ever decompose?
No. As long as it stays dry it won't decompose.
A beautiful house, well done. But it's time to move the goalposts. This house doesn't look 'net zero', it looks more like the 'net plus a lot' we'd rather have.
Don't you just love this transition to a sustainable future we're going through? We constantly have to raise our ambitions as it gets easier and easier.
how would this do in place with very high humidity ?
Strawbale homes are best in locales that are either very cold in the winter, or very dry & sunny. Tropics and strawbales? Not a good idea.
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I don't think the concrete floor can be considered eco 😂
Eh, man I hate how modern architecture is the cool thing right now. Trying to find one straw bale house that is attractive looking. Like the concept though
Isn't beauty in the eye of the beholder? What is unattractive about a straw bale house, in your eye?
I am all for sustainable design but I am not keen on this way of highlighting a material use such as strawbale. This makes it look all hippy and unrefined which is not going to attract a wide ranging audience when in fact strawbale can be done in such a way that its got a modern finish and feel, its all in the design and how the bales are rendered. If we want to encourage the mainstream home owner to consider using strawbale or rammed earth which can be as beautiful as stone then we need to show how it can have modern appeal.
But...but...what about the harp dude...I mean...it's a fn harp....
MaZEEZaM Love your passion MaZEEZaM!! Go for it, show ‘em...
Until then, this is an amazing home!!
And how much more modern do you want the finish to be and feel than it's already presented here? I think it's this residence is very appealing and nurturing as it is.
What would a home cost ??
I dont care about environmental I care about cheap. Unless you do the labor yourself houses built with exotic materials such as straw bail and rammed earth can cost twice as much per foot as a home built of traditional material.
Ok- a straw bale home, but with bales of "reclaimed" drinking straws.....
Got too much plastic waste? Stuff it in a wall and plaster over it. Haha
Ohhh gosh! starwbale is the row part of crops like wheat, rice, rye etc.
Wow....you really are not serious, right? No one can be that stupid for real.
The wood stove really does ruin it for me.
I thought I might puke at the opening...other than that....
net zero lol