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I literally feel SO bad for the first guy- that house looked absolutely amazing those people were heartless to tear it down.
thats what the government does best: be extorted and cough up money /tax or be utterly bereft of your dreams.
That's was wrong all that money and hard work
Tearing the house down.
Had to be for spite.
That house was gorgeous.
He should have allowed to salvage what he could.
Undoubtedly, he was allowed to keep his land. Taking him all the way back to the beginning.
Applying for a permits.
What if it was built on what you Yankees consider special. Like Yellowstone, or Yosemite, or Rushmore. You say tear that f'n eyesore down.
Well in UK we think all our land is special. So if you build without PP. It'll get torn down. No exceptions otherwise there would be a president.
@@colincole9642 We think all our land is special, too. Thank God that my ancestors decided they didn’t want to be subject to royal parasites like good,old King George. Every once in awhile we get to do things our way.
Im so sad that first man's house was torn down. It was absolutely gorgeous
Yes. It was built for 4 years. So going by what had been stated, he should have been allowed to keep it and live there - having fooled authorities irregardless.
@Thecla1 Yeah but the local Karen's loopholed their way to destroy what he built.
How was taking the hay down “an essential part of the building process?” He just had the hay sitting there and decided to move it one day 🤷♂️
@@somuchbs6008 I dont know, he built a house on protected land. Just because his house looks beautiful, it doesnt excuse building on protected land. Rules exist for a reason, approvals and permits exist for a reason. Its very childish to go around the rules and expect a different outcome.
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Why did that guy get his castle torn down? Geez, that sucks! I can't imagine what he was feeling when he found out the city tore down his house.
@@eller3452 the fine would have been more than the cost of the build. England hasn't got much land, so building on land he doesn't own? Big no no.
@@TashaBryanUK but didn't he own the land? i'm confused.
he built his house on protected land without planning permission (what we call our permit to build a house here in the UK). he owned the land, but here in the UK you have to get permission from the local council to build a permanent structure. some areas of land are also considered to be protected (for nature/aesthetic reasons) and are pretty much never allowed to be built on
essentially he knew what he was doing was wrong... that's the whole reason for hiding his house in a giant haystack for 4 years... he was trying to exploit a loop hole that would've gotten around all that... he was a chancer, and his chance didn't pay off
personally I feel they were maybe a little hard on him... on the other hand maybe its a good thing... the law is there for a reason and they don't want to encourage people to abuse a loophole
essentially, he should've sold his protected land and bought some in an area where he would've been allowed to build his house... there is plenty of land that is advertised as having planning permission already, meaning it'd be easier to submit updated plans and have a high likelihood of them being accepted fairly quickly... it can go for a bit of a premium, but he wouldn't have had his house torn down
@@oligould8575 Why own land that you can't do anything with?
@@Three_Random_Words it was probably designated as farm land… I’m guessing he could’ve raised cattle or used it for crops
The underground bathroom turning it into a house, is so amazingly smart and creative! Literally
It really takes a special person to go through the action of literally taring down someone's home all out of technicality. It's amazing how hard people in the given government fights that hard to make it happen as if it's personally hurting them. It's sad.
Unless you feel there is no reason to protect any land anywhere, they can't just let one person break the law and keep the illegal structure. Otherwise, they'd have to let everybody do that, or get into a "playing favorites" situation where each illegal building would be up for judgement whether it stays or is demolished. That would be no end of hassles and lawsuits and appeals. As it is, they did let him go through a protracted appeal process. But in the end, they had to make an example of him. Do you like wise-asses who just push to see what they can get away with? I don't think that type makes a very desirable neighbor.
@@t2k777 Exactly he refused to go through the proper planning procedure & wait. Clearly, he was rich & greedy, he built & hid a castle hoping to exploit a loophole. Had he been allowed to keep it I have no doubt he would have sold it for multi-millions shortly after and repeated the scheme. Others would also follow his lead.
@@t2k777 I'm talking about humanity. Laws are made by people. Some laws are horrible. Just because a law is made doesn't mage it right. Slavery was a law once. Life I said humanity. Humans try to live we need shelter, food, water and love. Yeah sometimes wrong with me?
There should be a video exposing the people who tore that man's home down
You might enjoy the movie "Still Mine," starring James Cromwell and Genevieve Bujold. True story of a man in Canada who hand built a home for himself and his wife, who is suffering from increasing dementia. The tale of the "little guy" fighting an oppressive gov't bureaucracy to build what he wants on his own land is both moving and uplifting. You should check it out.
Now imagine about the "real" hidden mansions and houses that aren't revealed to the world
@Andre Matthews ah you must be in the military then.
@Andre Matthews well, now things have went vague. It’s an untold amount of balls left to one’s imagination. It’s ungodly godly!!!
@@mrwrightaintwrong238 I'm curious what went on here, it's jsut you in the comments
@@MizuSky lmao same
@@MizuSky no clue. Here’s to conspiracies! Cheers
The one that was torn down was my favorite. That town was unnecessarily cruel to tear down his house after all that time. They could have fined him and left it alone.
Or allowed him to move it to another property if possible.
Jealousy probably
The last house looks amazing. The fact that it's self-sufficient, away from everybody and sorta hidden from view sounds like my dream home.
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Barn conversions (legal ones!) have been happening in the UK for decades. They take standing, often centuries old barns, and turn them into beautiful homes. They're either old brick/stone or wood structures and usually need renovating on the outside to look as close as possible to the way it looked when in use, and people usually try to create everything inside to be sympathetic to the structure. They sell for eye-watering prices as a rule.
I love the barn conversion in Somerset, eye watering prices indeed but stunning.
I could see that. I've noticed there is quite a lot of tiny housing in the UK as apposed to here in Canadia lol
I would like this guy to appeal to the world court of Geneva as he was the victim of crimes against humanity and refugee if an undeclared illegal war against its own citizenry . He should also plea to all people for donation to file a multi million dollar law suit for damages as well as pain and suffering tantamount being the question why did the initial permit process lag so much to compel him to go to such lengths. It could be argued it was a work of art a labor of love. Was he married to someone who spurned some maniacal controlling sociopath in a position of authority or of well connected financial standing. A man's home, a real man's,
Home is his castle. I bet Ted Turner and Jane Fonda or Warren Buffet or Bill Gates would gladly build him a exact permitted replacement. Someone needs to be fired or at the least forced to resign. Where are the leaders if that country? This screams volumes of hate crime
@Corrie Might have something to do with the size of the countries. Canada can fit a lot more big houses.
That first one where the guy built his house behind the hay stack. I can't believe they tore it down. Here in the USA you must get permits and zoning clearance to build a structure. Even if you want to add an addition to an existing house like a garage or extra bedroom. If you build this without the proper permits and the city finds out they will not make you tear it down. They will however fine you and require multiple inspection to be sure the structure is "up to code" and if it is you can keep it but you must pay for the permits (after the fact) and the fine. I can't imagine them tearing down an entire house. They should have offered the guy the chance to pay a fine and undergo inspections and if it passed then he keeps it.
No, because it will mean rich people can do whatever they like, where they like and when they like. They can afford any fine you give them but, they still get what they want. There has to be rules. I see where you are coming from but where would it stop? I going to buy that plot of land and build whatever I like, sod the rules. Thankfully, he might think twice before trying that again. Stunning house though. It's a shame but, it is what it is and he thought that he was being clever.
@@justeat8062 He thought he was being clever outsmarting an unfair government. They let him wait forever and when he decided he shouldn't be waiting anymore, as a punishment they destroyed what he built. As if the government were throwing a temper tantrum. And what, they destroyed it to have a ruin on the "protected land"? These damn fkers! This was borderline a corrupt-government-move. He shouldn't have unveiled the house at all...
The rich can build whatever they want anyway. They will probably bribe the government, and they can afford dozens of lawyers to fight the governments decision.
@@justeat8062 yeah.. you’re right.
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I like what you said
I love the underwater 1s. That would be cool as hell to wake up to fish swimming outside your window. Imagine what it would be like at night
I 💯 agree here why tear down someone’s dream home 🏡 WTH he wasn’t hurting a soul! These ppl are quite creative
That dwelling in the old public toilet looks nice, just a shame there aren't many public toilets any more.
The crane looks freking ridiculous and dangerous t get up to
The undersea 1 is ridiculous and dangerous;
Won't be able t invite gran around an must be a nightmare f postman; how da get u furniture down there an sky TV must b unavailable.
Gives the sentence, 'waterbed' new meaning.
That was cool, but I felt sorry for the man who had his house torn down.
There's another place in Utah where there's essentially a small town built into the side of a sort of mesa (it's basically one humongous rock). I spent a few days there. The original guy used dynamite, I think. It was weird to sleep in a room with a rock ceiling and one wall made of rock. It was pretty cool, though.
I want to have a house built into some cliffs. 100's of feet high. With hurricane proof glass windows, facing the ocean.
That would be an incredible view.
@@thomask6798 Ooh, it would certainly be an incredible view. 😍 🥰
Arent they native Americans ,ancestors homes?. Up on Cliffsides in the desert in Utah ? Or another desert? Arizona? Nevada? Idk, just curious.?.............................
just curious. Or are you speaking of recent buildings on mesa walls.. or Cliffside walls?
@@Jasonradiation999 Nope. A white guy started it; I think it could have been as late as the 1930s. He got some land that included a big mesa, dynamited holes in it to create homes, and his descendants followed suit.
It's in the southeastern part of Utah. Pretty awesome!
The homes are not up high like a cliff-dweller's home.
The Mirror Cube has special "lines" on the reflective layer, which is invisible to humans, but birds can see/sense it, therefore they won't accidentally fly into it.
A lot of these would give me some great ideas if I ever win the lottery. Here’s to hoping somebody here can actually build something like any of these.
I absolutely plan on it 😁
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Absolutely SICK what the government did to that man’s house! Sick! You know you’re living under a tyrannical government when they have the power to do that to someone. It’s absolutely disgusting! In a true and good world, the people who did that to him should be brought up on charges of harassment, vandalism, coercion and financial abuse. And then have their homes torn down.
Out of jealousy most likely
The "Pedy" in Coober Pedy is pronounced "Pee-dee". My parents live there, we temporarily lived there and my 10yo is currently on holidays with my parents there :D
Glad someone pointed that out haha. It make me cringe alittle
Omg it’s excruciating
Was bothering me, looked for this comment
Hahaha so glad Im not the only one that cringed at the way he said it.
@@lilmisslovegrove1124 Agreed. The same as when Yanks say MelBorn & BrizBane
The Port-A-Potty tiny homes idea for the homeless is an amazing idea!!! Way to think outside the box TK Devine!Perhaps the massive amount of money Los Angeles county recieves annually from the federal government to help at least provide tents to the homeless, which apparently never happens, should be sent to you instead. At least in your hands and not the hands of politicians it would be used as it is meant to be used. Well done sir, well done indeed!!! A crane themed hotel would be ideal during the Zombie Apocalypse! Barndominiums are found in Texas, Oklahoma and Kansas I know for sure. We live in Kansas and looked at one that was for sale when we bought our home 12 years ago. Butler Buildings and silos make really cool homes as well!
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I feel so bad for the guy in the first story. They tore his castle down omg. And it was so beautiful. 😢
Cooper pedy is one of the largest opal mines . As they mine they move into the voids left behind to keep cools. Fantastic use of space.
I toured and stayed there once. The underground houses are usually just bedrooms and living areas under normal houses as it's not hot there all year round. The opal mines are away from the houses. The golf course mentioned looks nothing like what was pictured. Water is often trucked in and expensive so no one has grass, just pot plants. The golf course is black... dirt with sump oil. I did get a bit of a tour in one of the houses. The guy who owned it, needed more room as his family grew and he had said he found an opal while digging the extension that more than covered the cost for the extra room.
Yup. Now if only the narrator would pronounce the name right. It's 'koo-buh-pee-dee' not 'coo-ber pede'.
@@beck86I cringed every time he said it wrong 😅
I stopped watching!
Was the first guy's house his own architecture design, that was beautiful!
I doubt the “this house is very well hidden so it doesn’t need security” approach would work anymore when all it needs is someone tagging it on a social media and the whole world will know where it is
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The mirror cube would be a great place to hide in the event of a zombie apocalypse 😃
I love watching your videos. Keep them coming 🥺
Great idea!
I think the porter potty would be great place
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Awesome Story
Thanks for sharing with us !!
Great video! I especially enjoyed seeing the house surrounded by trees. What an interesting concept. Where was that one located?
Love most apart from the impracticable crane an underwater ones.
How do u get u post, get rid of excretion (especially with the crane home)?
Underwater, how do u invite u granny over or receive post?
'Waterbed' f real
Having lived in the inner city in various parts of Oz, the attraction dims considerably when you've got drunks and junkies staggering past your bedroom at 3am. My dream was always an apartment that was completely soundproof - no traffic and no idiots. In Bangkok, the wealthy have razor wire and broken glass on top of their 8' fences - we need something similar here
if I was underwater like that I wouldn't sleep at all but it would be so awesome watching it all the time
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I've done the in-floor tubing and the heating systems for a few pole-barn houses here in the UP of Michigan. It's becoming a more popular idea for people who want both a large garage with tall ceilings, and don't need a large house also. Sure those ones on the video use the whole building as a house. But the ones built here are better described as putting a 2 story house in the back half of a pole-barn. Most are front half and back half, but if I build one, it'll be split down the center long ways.
Hi! Do you ever do any in SE Michigan?
And why would you split yours long ways? Is it better that way?
Well, if you can go wide enough, you then have a long garage for say a truck and trailer. Otherwise the garage is short. Also then you get say from a 60x80, a 2 story house that is 30x80 each floor. Also I thought a balcony overlooking the garage floor would be nice so I could stare at all my go fast toys haha
Edit: I forgot, but I see now I had made another comment about it.
@@SunMoonandRootz I live in the UP and I don't get down state very often. But I think the idea has taken off pretty much everywhere now. I guess there's some type of problem with certain insurance agencies since it's a pole barn but I don't know the full details on it. It has made one of my friends buy instead of build though.
Thank you so much!!!
Imagine paying $900 to sleep in an underwater chamber and all you get from room service is a fucking Papa John's pizza.
Omg they seriously have nothing better to do than tear down a perfectly good home. That’s devastating
This just shows how little the 90% has, or will EVER experience...
Tearing down that man’s home was just a horrendous thing to do!!! Everyone involved in doing that should have to rebuild it! Disgusting
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Thank you for sharing this beautiful story to us.❤️👌👍
Well, they're no longer hidden now that you've shown them to us🤩
🧐🤣🤨RIGHT?!?! Lmao …nothing here to see…wait, lol
THESE HIDDEN HOMES ARE FANTASTIC!😊
If I was that first guy, I would literally have declared war on anyone involved.
in the first one, if it took 10 years he could say that it was more then the 4 years the law says, and they cant tear down the house
poor firsts guy his house was so amazing and they tore it down ☹
The cliff House, underwater House and Crane House were awful an impractical.
All 3; Where's the sewage pipe;
how do u invite u granny over if u have 1 an
Sky TV must be impossible, not t mention the postman calling? Etc
The firsr guy took a huge L, poor Fiddler, the house looked great
Thanks. I'm appreciating my old regular home more.
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Fun!! We built a large pole barn house (never heard 'barndominium') in rural Iowa, 1999. Morton is the most costly maker of pole barns. Many companies produce pole barn material.. Can buy/order @home improvement stores & online. Really not necessary to hire Morton to 'make' nor 'convert'. An architect did a basic blueprint, which the general contactor & we followed.
Much was basic construction, except outer roof+walls are pre-colored, wavy sheet metal. It's widely available & far less than $80-200k, even for a large structure. Friends later built a similar house & utilized sealed hay bails for most of the insulation! Less traditional building materials are an awesome, affordable, chemical free, sustainable, durable way to build.. Both hidden away or in midtown!
I am enraged by the first one where the guy had his house torn down. That's a work of art! These officials need to stop being such sticklers for the rules, they can and should make exceptions if someone makes something beautiful. If it's not harming anyone they didn't need to tear it down. What jerks!
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What amazing places, some of them are absolutely fantastic! 😍
The first one is just maddening.
Right? I can't believe they destroyed it by arguing a questionable technicality. Once its complete its more destructive to tear it down, they should have just allowed it to stay.
I wonder if that clocktower still works as a clock ⏰
I wondered the same thing.
No, you can look at the back of the clock face from inside and see no gears or motors to move the hands. Many clock towers no longer actually work due to maintenance cost and upkeep issues like the makers went out business 50-100 years ago..... That is what makes Big Ben even more special all that old mechanical infrastructure is still working. Then adding to that is how they adjust it to keep accurate time, using old coins, that were common currency when it was put into service. Due to they need the old original coins for the exact metal, size and/or weight , not current ones made of cheaper metals/materials (to avoid being melted down for their scrap metal value being higher than the coin's face value.....) at the time as adjustment weights.
Sadly the tours of Big Ben are expensive and/or prohibited if you are a native citizen of the UK due to the demand. Of course that restriction doesn't apply if you're a better than common serfs politician and/or someone with a lot of money(Ye ' old Robber Barons Represent! ), then suddenly they wave that restriction, even if just to try court them to set up some of their business in their country.... Clockworks is an amazing subject, especially the huge towers, and one that is fading as all the people who maintained them are dying, by the 1980's they were already going to digital interfaces for the numbers instead of mechanical clock face. Simpler to maintain and adjust, every bank used to have the time and temperature on their signs, Fast forward to today where that is becoming rarity. As everyone has gone from watches that need to be wound and reset to a "standard time", A town's clock tower helped everyone know what time it was as having a time piece was sign of wealth/luxury. To decades where wrist watches were mechanical and then became digital. Jump a head a few more decades to the present day, most people have computer in their pocket giving them far more information (although no one knows or cares what Barometric pressure is or what it is doing...) , so providing it as service to the community isn't needed, nor worth the cost for the advertisement. No one is looking at Bank Signs to see the time temperature.
I do suggest you do a deep video dive into the old clock tours, sadly some towers only have old VHS converted videos where you will see 240 P and 360 P as the high res option. At least we have that though others are now lost to time, minus a few pictures and what text we can find. The construction and history is very fascinating subject.
I've driven past the home surrounded by trees with my parents before, it's not as hidden as you think because the trees don't have as many branches farther down
That mirror cube and the house surrounded by trees are awesome!!
I enjoyed this video. I would love to spend the weekend in a lighthouse watching the sunset rise and set over the water as the waves crash below. (Preferably soft waves)
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Great video. I felt sorry for the first guy. The bales of hay had nothing to do with the house yet the government said it did. He outsmarted them and they got pissed. I would have put the bales back and kept the house (some modifications would have made this work and also make it a real hidden home). BTW, Coober Pede is pronounced Pee dee.
I cannot wrap my head around the justification for tearing down Mr. Fiddler’s beautiful Tudor style home. “Protected land”? So, was it his land or not? Whether or not it was, it is completely heartless and spiteful and a shameful waste to take a wrecking ball to the house he built on it.
This is all of our land. Why am I not allowed to build a sustainable home wherever I want to? 🤦♀️ the audacity.
Thanks for keeping me amused at work with your content lol
Yep I been bored at work all day just watching TH-cam videos lol
wish I could watch TH-cam at work
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This was way cool!
Sure makes me feel like I want to escape the norm!
Truly fascinating!
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I feel sorry for the guy whose home was destroyed 😔 but it was and interesting idea 😉
Yeah that sucks, I thought it was going to say he found a way to keep it, I'm kinda mad they actually destroyed it. Their logic doesn't even make sense, they argued that removing the hay bales was part of construction so that the home wasn't finished until after he revealed it, but that's not true. The house was fully complete, just covered in hay. Removing the hay has nothing to do with the construction of the building underneath.
Been to Coober Pedy (pronounced Peedy) a couple of times. It's magic. Underground hotel and cafe. Underground bookstore. Amazing place. So cool, literally.
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I agree. It's a pity he's not very good at Geography though.
@@MissWobblyWombat yeah ngl
Props on the continuous stream of content man! All I want to do before bed is listen to something interesting and you fulfil that need, so thank you!🙏
House for the homeless.....good job bro 💯🙏🏾god bless yu bro
11:05 Cool! Simons Cat makes a cameo!
that was actually really intersting
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An amazing tour. Thank you!
I like the design of the pole-barn house in this video, although a little too dressed up inside for my liking. The idea of having the balcony around the edge is what I've had in mind. However, I would rather not put the overhead door in the center, which I think this one was converted, so it was there originally. If building from scratch, I'd divide the building down the center and have that balcony overlooking the garage area and all my outdoor toys. Even at 60x80, you've got 30x80 to build a 2 story house in.
714th!!
I want to turn a giant wind mill into a loft apt
I look at them fantasize about living in one since I was. Child here in Palm Springs CA
That’s would be a great idea, plus you’ll get free electricity 👌🏾
this is a very cool idea, let us know if you ever make it a reality 👍
The guy fishing from his couch just made my day. It’s something I would love to be able to do. 😋
A home is a home. I had to live in my car for a while; I wouldn't "poo poo" the idea of living in a converted portapotty, at LEAST temporarily. Or one underground; that's so pretty! Just think USEFUL. I feel for the guy who had his house torn down, that's a tough one. Clock tower, awesome! Crane....uh.....fear of heights. But again, they did such a beautiful job! The underwater house is beautiful, but I don't trust the wind/sea enough. Mother nature tends to have tantrums every so often. Don't we all. Coober Petty....really really good idea for Arizona, southern California, etc. The really hot, dry desert areas. I'd live there in a cave. So many very nice dwellings! Keep thinking outside of the box!
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I guess the owners didn't hide them good enough since people found them 😂
when will be the next time you make a riddle video?
These vids are amazing
The barn is amazing; absolutely love any barn conversion more than a self built mansion/castle or house?
If I had 'money, a barn conversion would b my 1st thought of a new home.
It is a shame that attractive castle was demolished.
I NEED TO LIVE IN ONE OF THOSE HOUSES
I usually love your PUNS, but this video had far too many for me to enjoy most of the narrative. Thank you for sharing any way! :)
I actually really liked the puns!!!!!
@@lilyturvey2312 yeah they’re all nice but it was just too many of them for me personally haha
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I like the house inside the hedge. Great idea.
Great video. Loved it, and would enjoy a follow up video.
Oh man, that first story really mad me angry. I can't imagine what dude must've went thru. My God that was HORRIBLE.
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I don't think it's ever been done.... but my dad's dream house was always a converted water tower complete with swimming pool on the lower level and an elevator going up the center.
OMG BRILLIANT!!!! I'm so stealing this idea. Lol You'd be way up high, the exterior is already complete. I want one I want one!!!
there’s one in California
Hey Mr Amazed I love your videos, but How did you put your animation character in your videos?
That first one was the perfect example of the lunacy of government.
Come on they destroyed his beautiful home? What a waste of a beautiful home. I’m sure something could have been done but I think the council was pissed off at how he went about it.
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so cool
Loved the house surrounded with trees
Cooper Pedy in Australia is my fav., but house inside of a rock (hollow asteroid) in space is my dream. Hydroponics of little forest (e.g. 2000 trees and other green plants) around the house will give the oxygen for me 😄❤
The underwater motel makes me claustrophobic just seeing it.
Me too. All I could think of was, what happens if the power went out. There would be nothing to stop the water from flooding the structure. No thanks
I’m surprised they didn’t mention the apartment some artists made in the big Providence Place mall in Rhode Island USA. I believe it started as an artist trying to do a project and saw some construction area that had been forgotten about during a remodel. They managed to stay for a few years and really made it a liveable space with quite a few roommates at one time. There’s other videos about it on TH-cam, it’s a really cool story
It’s in another video
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Very interesting video, thanks for the information.
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The EARTH TENT sounds like a nice hangout for WILDLIFE.
Jules’ hotel was a lot cheaper than I expected