Architect’s Micro Studio Apartment
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 25 เม.ย. 2019
- In this video, we tour the incredible 28sqm (301sqft) apartment of architect Douglas Wan. The Melbourne apartment was originally constructed in the 1950's as housing for nurses. It’s now been completely reimagined for modern times and transformed into a clever small studio.
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For Douglas, this was an opportunity to develop a small living space that would perfectly fit his needs and lifestyle. Attracted to simple living and a self described monastic lifestyle, he wanted to create a place where he could be a part of the city, yet also retreat from it. He ventured to carry out an architectural experiment and find out what was possible in his own small home.
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The result is a micro apartment which is as clever as it is simple. One which utilises the entire space, while remaining open and light. It’s rustic history is celebrated, yet also contrasted with the modern elements. Most importantly, it’s a wonderful home.
Enjoy the full video tour of this very special tiny apartment.
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Interviewer: I LOVE THIS PLACE, TEACH ME YOUR WAYS
Architect: ᵒᵏ
Why is this so deep lol
damn bro hahaha
So cute!♡
If he used bigger words, the place would explode
They are the personified difference between lowercase and CAPS LOCK
Imagine someone trying to rob him, just standing there being fascinated by the apartment
Then the robber decide to rob thé entier appartement
Robber stands in awe and gets robbed by owner
robber will just rob the architect
Robber: can you design our apartment? it is quite a mess.
Robs toilet paper. That's how you know it was a heartless monster.
As an Architect, this is way more pleasing and inspiring to watch than the top end million dollar apartment tours
Yasss
So well planned,
Agreed 🔥 those apartments and mansions give you perspective on what can be done when no budget is really present and these tiny houses show you creative ways of seeing the space you design and help you create solutions for problems you wouldn't normally consider as a problem but never think if it could be done better to open up a space
For sure!
@@Mesrt99 You got that right. I love watching these Shows and know that clutter can create stress and less clutter is less mess.
I love how there's a lot of contrast in this video; the bricks and plywood, dark and light tones, and the extrovert host and introvert architect
I feel inspired might convert my garage
This video was going to be titled "World's Loudest and Quietest Men Finally Meet"
Tom Lever 😂😂😂
No way was the interviewer loud
@@zawadsadaf9194 Hundreds of people would disagree with you. 🤷♂️
Tom Lever I don’t know how loud you guys speak but that’s kinda how I see majority of people speak at. Maybe the other guy being really quiet made you feel that way.
He's not loud, the boy is just speaking in a low tone.
He speaks in the tiniest lowercase possible lol he's so cool and inspiring
Ikr, he's very quiet but his work speaks for his succes
Also, he’s Lowkey a snack
The word you’re looking for is subscript
Madelyn Garcia lol thanks, I like you, in the search for people like this
@@leajoon2247 shut up
"I grew up in the suburbs and I always wanted to be close to where the action is, but not so close that I'm affected by it on a daily basis"
I resonate with that so much
Me too. I live on the city edge of a Swiss city, 10 Min by bus or tram to the city centre, but still in a quiet place at the edge. It works for me (I am in a 3 BR apartment alone).
Couldn't agree more! As he states a quasi-monastic way of living...
And also lead a monastic life.
Same. I do best alone so I need somewhere I can find solitude. But it helps my anxiety knowing that I'm not totally alone. And that theres always somewhere to go or something to do, if I so choose. You can really feel the energy and life around you and that's comforting to me. Like he said theres a community aspect of being part of a bigger society
A real-life Sheldon Cooper.
The architect is unintentional ASMR to the max, I just want him to talk at me for hours until I fall asleep at night thinking about weight bearing walls and support beams
This comment deserves more likes!! Totally relate to this statement.
lol
@@siberiawolf seriously 😂
Underrated comment
Lol
"People are more adaptable than objects" best quote!
Which came from Bruce Lee's quote "be like water"....
Can you explain what does it mean?
@@Adrian-wd4rn Doesn't necessarily have to be the case here tho
@@Adrian-wd4rn Also, be like water is a saying that had been around for centuries.
Im gonna still that for my next architectural presentation
Ok. I am in love with the architect, how he defines his house and explains the space. His choice of words and metaphors is intriguing and surprising and he has a calm warmth and depth! Absolutely in love.
@@minnievenkat I thought I was the only one!
GOSHHHHH YOU ALSO THOUGHT ABOUT THAT HAHAHAHAHA
Petula Guimaraes yessss
That's exactly what I was thinking!
I think he is a bit soft.. But I am impressed with his thought and design
i need this type of calm and collected energy in my life 😭 “people are like water, more adaptable than objects” he ain’t wrong omgggg someone said this is a dissertation or thesis 😩
be water my friend lol
This young architect has all my admiration. He has a deep sense of awareness of his inner and outside world. He has successfully created a space in his image; it has character, it is functional, and minimalist. Bravo. :-)
This home suites his spirit. He appears calm and humble same as the space he created. Awesome job.
Sharon Piper oh yeah! He looks like a very humble guy
Finally more of him. He's soo hot. Can't find anything else on him online.
900 liker💪🏼
Exactly
@@RecoveringChristian i agree
"People are like water. People are more adaptable than objects."
Nice.
i think this was a rephrasing of the late Bruce Lee's saying
Im basically water
Bruce Lee fan I see
Genius!
That was my number one takeaway from this. What a great concept!
His ample knowledge of psychology and philosophy and the way he incorporates it into his architectonic designs is just amazing. Also his calmness and eloquence ... he must be swamped with job offers after this video :)
Hope so!
I hope so too, he definitely takes a lot of time to think about the way he wants to live, I'm sure that he will do the same for everyone else that he works with. Just amazing 😍
His approach is
a very eloquent considered one. It feels like such a calm space. Thanks so much!
architect: lemme show u my music skills **starts playing**
editor: *no.*
Architect
Idk Tbh thanks :-)
al_n __ no problem
Not allowed to show too much talent.
lol i was thinking the same
He is that anime boy whose glasses shines whenever he has bright/evil idea.
🤣🤣😂
😂😂😂
Yeah and his apartment is awesome
😂😂😂
This is perfect LOLOL
This young architect has such a poetic way of speaking. Love it, and the design, too. :)
Yup, like when he said that people are like water. I love it
He's great. Must have read some good books on spaces from anthropology/sociology.
standard artsy Asians
(Yeah we’re definitely not racist on the internet)
Yeah he seems very intelligent.
Interviewer gives me dog energy, while the architect is serving pure feline.
Dude that is so true
Bryce reminds me of a golden retriever. Cheerful, energetic, friendly, loving life and everybody and being enthusiastic about every home he sees.
i ship
😹😹😹
Furries
Could Bryce interview some of this architect's other projects? He has totally captivated me, his design is pragmatic, esthetically brilliant and even spiritual! I am ready to move away from a staircase that doubles up as storage. This is substance!
Yes! One video is not enough.
Yes! I'm fascinated too.
Me, three!
me four
Five!
This guy talks in poetry yet understandable.
It's truly beautiful :')
SO TRUE
One who has mastered architectural communication
It's called speaking in English.
So it is written
the interviewer is me trying to become friends with the cool person in school who is way too chill and thinks i'm weird
I can relate to that 😂😂
Sa3ooda OMD 😭🤣🤣
this is wayyy too funny! :D
OMG I was thinking the same way 😂
Lmaoo😂😂
ok this guy just shared so many valuable concepts about architecture in 13 minutes! Thank you, Douglas!
9:35 I really like what he said here. Like imagine normally tiny houses ‘prepared’ for having several guests would have identical chairs hidden away and you’d have to move a lot of things around to pull them out. I like how he’s honest like “Yeah the bed stays out most of the time”, cause many tiny houses look really cool and minimalistic but you have to pull the bed in and out every night to have a living room and it doesn’t seem like much when just seeing a video, but I’d imagine it would get tiresome to have to do that every day. So yeah, it’s nice to see a tiny space like this one and his take on “People are more adaptable than things”.
the architect is i n c r e d i b l e but y'all aren't giving the interviewer enough attention, he's so genuine and eager to learn about the house and is such a good listener, I think he's just as precious
Taylor yes they contrast beautifully
Yall arent giving enough attention for the cameraman lmao
Nope, the interviewer talks in a very scripted, "Oh, Jennifer this new haircut looks GREAT on you!" way, I'm leaving a dislike in hopes that YT won't suggest me another video.
Marcotonio damn that’s a bit harsh, his summarising comments at the end came across as very genuine and like he’d learnt a lot from being taken through that space.
@@madabouthollyoaks411 Ah, I'm sure he holds a genuine interest in the craft, but as an introvert I'm very easily annoyed by people exaggerating their verbal expression for the sake of clarity. The fake extra enthusiasm comes off as fake interest. The house owner shows that it is not necessary to talk like that to show your passion on a base level, but I'm sure it is an important tool for having mass-appeal used by the host, after all he has to guide the conversation and compensate anything he feels that wasn't explicit enough for the average audience.
His explanation makes complicated things understandable, that is how you know one is intelligent
Its like the einstein quote: "if you can't explain it to a six year old, you don't understand it yourself"
yes, if an idiot was explaining that his bed comes out from underneath that platform onto the top of the platform to create the sleeping space, then I'd have never understood.
exactly the opposite......makes simple things look complicated and pretentious
He is talking about space, light, utilization and feelings behind his apartment's design, all in the same time, but in detail and with a proper explanation. That's what im sayin.
So yes, it may look simple, but there's a comprehensive thought in every detail of his apartment and he is taking us to understand that by explaining it very well to us.
I'm sorry if u understand my comment differently.
@@deboranuhamara I agree with you and I didnt mean to sound offensive as an architect maybe I have developped an overexaggerated sense of my colleagues pretentiosness
I FOUND IT FINALLY
I remember watching this a few years back and LOVING IT - everything, the incredibly practical, simple, spiritual, beautiful design and the architect himself
I suddenly had the urge to watch the video again and searched for a while - not dissapointed! Its so theraputic!
I gotta save this somewhere owo
Omg same I literally searched tiny flat renovation and then Asian in London and whatnot and then finally ended up finding the video 😭😭 I'm gonna save this before I freak out again and not find it
Me too 😅
As an extreme introvert, I really resonate with his desire to be "close to the action" (my words), but also live a somewhat "monastic" life in the midst of that. Very cool.
The way this dude explain things, i feel like i just watched a thesis presentation
😂😂😂
Very much so.
Well he is an architect
a brilliant thesis presentation :)
Pretty detailed
The architect’s vocabulary is as beautiful as his home.
Exactly, his home is amazing but the way he talks about it was breathetaking. 😍
Singaporean
We are trained to speak like this but try speaking like this to your average joe who has no sense or understanding of architecture.
Scripted
I thought the same thing. My belief is he reads a lot and his use of words like monastic tells me he's into spiritual exploration and discovery which is an essential part of minimalism living. You dispense with the fluff and keep the things that are important, like the monks. That doesn't mean he doesn't indulge once in a while as evident by the two bags of chips (or crisps) in the cabinet.
Here I am thinking my life isn't as great because of the housing crisis we currently experience in Toronto but you know it's all about making do with what you have. Very inspirational person.
The architect is amazing. He has projected his calmness, serenity and organized persona into the design of this very peaceful space. Simplistic but grand.
You know this guy is cool when he said 'after you' before the host Bryce could.
Being an architect and designing your own house must be so empowering
Yea, like really. Turn a very normal, cheap apartment into a masterpiece
Adnan A Absolutely!
Since my ealry beginnings into this path I‘ve been creating designs for my own potential apartments. Just waiting for having enough money to fulfill my dream.
My aunt designed his own house & she is not even arquitech xdd same with his 4 floor apartments she made it everything by herself prioritizing all natural light possible
why I see u commenting in nearly every video I watch
I aspire to be as calm, graceful, and intelligent as this architect.
sure...
He is an INTJ through and through.
John doue Quebec jealousy in the air
@John doue Quebec you haven't got clue what you are talking in about go on google and make some research before to make some comments
@John doue Quebec Yes. I'm sure your house built by yourself.
The way he explains things seems similar to that wise man from films to whom people train or learn from. He's very philosophical. I can feel that old soul vibe in him.
Out of all the tiny house owners in Bryce's channel, this guy is the only one that I've heard giving meaning to things in this way. Kudos to you! You really gave yourself the best place to flow.
"From profane to sacred" damn this guy is in a whole new dimension
The way he talks about architecture throughout the times from Japanese design to 1920's & 1930's, religious sites, and the flow of the layout you can tell he is a master of his craft and is truly passionate about it.
I agree. This is what being a "subject matter expert" looks like. He has put in the time and effort to become the master of his craft. Good for him.
i really admire him for that
He's so passionate about his space he created. I would love to hire him to design me a space.
this guy is so smart he procrastinates by playing the piano. when i procrastinate, i watch TH-cam videos of elephants listening to music for 5 hours straight.
Sa3ooda lol
Haha cheap thrills
Actually I took comfort that someone like him *does* even procrastinate!😂
Sa3ooda i watch the same channel😂😂
Well, elephants are not the worst choice
This guy is a "genius of combining simplicity with functionality" and top of his talent what a beautiful personality he has. I would fully trust him to design my space.
This interview gives off vibe like a big rough German shepherd interviewing a gracious feline cat 😆
When you invite your extroverted friend over:
lol
Omg yes
and he keeps effusively telling you how 'interesting' everything is
Totssss
Can we please appreciate the fact that the screen for his projector doubles as blinds for his window?!
Ha! I was thinking the other way round - that the blinds for the windows doubled as his projector screen. Brilliant or what!
lance flare yes plz🤗! Wow amazing
I'm going to steel that idea for my house!!
Yes!!!omg
Exactly... That n that peek into main area through kitchen right from entrance , are the two things that i loved!
"The aesthetic of a caves darkness leading to light" did i hear that right? What a poetic designer! Superb!
Seriously, I don't know which one is more incredible, if the apartment or the mind of the designer/owner.
Not one word coming out of this guy is a waist, and the way he constructs his speech is as clever as his design.
Humble with strong beliefs, secure enough to be willing to share his knowledge without reservations.
I agree
I love how he talks about architectural inspirations and it’s concept
heyaaa me too
I thought it was a she
Does anyone know if he has a channel or anything? I'd love to hear him talk more about that stuff
ik it’s kinda hot.. im an aspiring architect
I do, too! He's very articulare, for sure.
I could listen to Doug speak all day. I feel like I'm in a zen meditation.
Anastassia Fowler You’re right. I’d listen to him read the phone book honestly, but also just the fact that he’s so eloquent and loves architecture so genuinely is another part that makes listening to him so wonderful.
He should do audiobooks... hahaha
omg trueeee his voice is so nice to listen to
He didn't give a Doug score tho?
ASMR
He talks with the unrealistic eloquence of a movie character giving a monologue
Fancy seeing you here PD
PD!!
you come here often? ;)
Hey, Form of therapy, it's you! ^^ Yes, he appears to be a sort of highly intelligent+eloquent individual with heavy traits of an introvert...I'd love to listen to him talk over a cup of tea and in that beautiful raised sitting area...
Yes. I love it!
The architect's voice is just so incredibly gentle and relaxing. Like he should do ASMR of just describing some of his projects or reading poetry.
This guy spits fire in the calmest way possible
exactly! very well articulated!
Accurate
"Life hasnt been easy"
His designs reflects his personality. Very calm yet very chic. 😍
That Guy you’re ignorant
AKA queer as a 3 dollar bill
@@JerryNDiaz wheres his comment cuz i cant c it, is yt broken or did he delete it?
@@KK001 either he deleted it or it got flagged idk
I could listen to this brilliant, talented young man talk forever! Clear, well-articulate , and confident!
This might be the most beautiful micro studio apartment I've ever seen. So brilliantly engineered, spacious, and comfortable. It doesn't feel like much is sacrificed either -- and best of all, this feels like something that could be expanded at-large (ideally affordably!) especially in larger cities. Personally, I'd try to halve the length of the platform and install a murphy bed on the other side. This is one of my all-time favorite micro studio designs. Thank you for sharing!
He's so mellow like a calm wave
Lives alone, no nagging wife or crazy kids. I'd be calm too
@@vishaldevda4199 ok
@@vishaldevda4199 I really don't think so
@@ryvr. lol😍😘😹👌
@@K4R3N lead your wife and help teach your kids
He's actually so smart. All the architecture language and pronunciation of thoughts are admirable, especially when he said the "alcove for your shoes"
Bruh when he said that I tapped out
i thought so too.
The alcove for the shoes is an Asian thing. Asian people always leave their footwear before entering a house. They do this because they believe that the outside is dirty while the inside is clean, and they shouldn't be mixed. Point is, I believe that the alcove for the shoes just came to him instinctively because he's Asian.
So, yeah, he really did communicate well architecturally. Damn, his design is so sharp and astounding!
you can tell he just graduated
@@roicipriano6016 Way to minimize a brilliantly executed design to a stupid pigeon-holing racialist "must be simply cause he's asian" statement. So dumb.
Not everyone would design it so flawlessly...I'm sure you missed it but he said that was a practicality thing due to the plumbing fixtures, it's very hard to hear. Architects think of solutions to problems, and anyone designing such a tiny space would have an issue with shoe storage/a welcome mat. It's so easy to say "That's the obvious thing to do" when design is done well, but it takes actual vision to think of new solutions, not just asian blood.
“People are like water.” This is so true. Living in different cultures, it’s a very human thing to watch people find purchase on floors grass sofas cushions as the social situation demands. This was a lovely video and the intelligence in all the explanations was fantastic
Unique space. He seems like a gentle soul with immense intelligence and creativity. Dig the flow of his home.
Brilliant guy. Not only his apartment looks good but he does explain well why he took his decisions.
He never gave an answer with a generic "design concept" showing he knows his stuff well
Corgi Kun .. agreed! He has a very soothing voice, too 😊
He may be an architect but he's definitely an Artist as well. This is outright beautiful.
Architects ARE artists, with vast technical knowledge and humanistic skills. Good architects are some of the coolest people in the universe ;)
Architecture is literally Art
Part engineer part artist.
Architecture is a design field. Design fields are art with purpose.
@president camacho More like artists failed out of design school. The principles learned in architecture are much harder than getting an art degree.
Modern definition of the "be water my friend" concept. This guy would be a great friend to have
he literally said: i don't really care for guests but if they want to come visit they'll find their own space!! because people just do that!! and i think that's beautiful
“People are like water” Love it.
Yes, I especially loved that quote too!
Being able to adapt like water is a core teaching in Taoism.
Lucia Rojas Didn’t Douglas have some very interesting and profound sentiments about people and living and life? Favourite video yet!
Be water my friend. -Bruce Lee
You called?
Is nobody going to point out his eloquence ? The way he spoke, the words he chose .. This guys just gives off this air of professionalism
Cassandra Yong True
I find Americans use slang a lot and make a lot of grammatical mistake. Even though English is not my first language I feel people like me make a conscious effort to be articulate .
Cassandra Yong I don’t understand most of them 😭
@@manchau stick to chinatown , I'm sure you'll understand plenty of people there!
FloatingMan why the fuck you attacking me? I don’t understand the profession words doesn’t mean I don’t understand English! Get the fuck out here loser!
I'm in awe of this guy. I love how well thought out his place is. Really beautiful. Wow
My favourite episode of Living Big in a Tiny House.
I want Douglas to be my friend.
So he’s an architect, an artist, a pianist, and a poet?
...I hate how cool this guy is.
Yeah not gonna lie the envy started to kick in about halfway through
all to sum he is an asian😀
whatever we think we can do.theres an asian person out there that will always do it better 🤷♀️
What did you expect... he's an Asian. Plus that's not even his final form.
Dr. M Hyde he also cooks and reads 😭
‘People are more adaptable than objects’
This guys humbleness overwhelms me
I could listen to this architect talk all day. So inspired and informed. Eye-opening use of space. Divine.
One of my favorite videos from your series!
This architect is brilliant.
1. This house is definitely giving me the Vibe
2. His house is exactly like him calm, relax
3. I could spend days listening to him, his voice is so soothing
You have issues
yes I m also thinking same
Yes, a lovely calm space. X
Omg why are we everywhere😱
@@JUSTIN-vu2mc no, you are
Interview: AMAAAAZING! You've done quite the job with this space.
Architect: "I like to feel the passage of time though the living space
Kiera Williams ha ha. Everything said sounded poetic.
In which part was this?
I want him to teach me how to be soft-spoken.
This is a beautifully appointed accommodation that is just right for a single person/student/professional. The colors used and the way natural elements have been used is clever. No clutter, no elaborate foldable furniture and definitely easy to maintain dwelling space that is so peaceful to look
He's so poetic without even trying
Brilliantly articulate in conveying his thoughts... and what a brilliant mind!
Completely agree.
Yes definitely!
I loved his "people are like water" comment. Very true, we are fluid and will adapt to our surroundings more than our surroundings will adapt to us.
@@jnolasco24 Reminds me of what Bruce Lee said...
@@twb12 "Be formless, shapeless, like water."
I can listen to him all day 😊 He's so calm but talk with sense. You can feel he is fond of what he is saying but does not cross the line of professionalism. In an ordinary person's perspective (I am not an architect nor an interior designer), I would say he made a fantastic job with his apartment.. it looks so simple and practical and yet it also pleasing to the eyes
this is the kind of person i'd be glad to spend my life with
This man is not just a genius architect. He's a poet and philosopher as well.
And musician.. 😂👍
The quintessential renaissance man, then 😄
and cute.
That is the problem.
666th like. Im proud of myself
The color scheme of this appartment gives me a Ying Yang feeling as the balance between light and dark is seemless.
Definitely leaving a good impression
Mr. Wan got a beautiful voice. I come back to this video occasionally.
I love living in small spaces. This spoke to me in a beautiful way. I love how he talked about people thinking you are mission out but meanwhile you are immensely happy with living small. LOVED this!
As a guy that is studying architecture, it's great to see a lot of design principles we learn in class being translated so well to reality, makes me realise I still have a long way to go
I feel ya
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@@commentconnoisseur1001 idiot
I was thinking similarly as I watched
This architect has the most soothing voice. I could listen to him talk forever.
me too.
I would fall asleep
he looks cute too :)
It would be amazing if he did podcasts!
Jodie I agree...so soothing. Video was too short. I wanted to hear him talk more lol so Calming
I absolutely LOVE the combination desk/piano stand! Functional and beautiful.
Such a well thought out and practical space, yet has a feeling of spaciousness, calm, and beauty. I love the light filled living space, and the few plants that bring in a spark of life and color. I like that the bespoke desk ledges can be moved back and forth to reveal the piano keyboard, or to use the computer keyboard, without fancy hardware. Simple is best!
A great example of when a owner creates a HOME and not purchases an investment. This home suits his individual needs, tastes, and wants, and it appears as if he was not worried about resale price or others perception. Good for him! Thank you Bryce for the tour!
Agreed. Now kiss. (BrycexDouglas)❤
butcan a family live in an apartment? i just wonder. it would be a waste if u want to hv a family. well in my case i prefer living as a single. so this is like a dream come true
Well said.
me: I will never be able to afford a big house
this channel: exists
me: I‘ll never be able to afford a house
Im subscribing to Never Too Small. So inspired by it!
Plot twist: live at cardboard house😔
@@hildaalintria7484 naw, I'm too broke for that
2203 Valentin ROFLMAO!!!!!!!
😂😂
How many times can we like a video ? Only once.
How many times can we leave POSITIVE comments ? NO LIMITS !!!! ✨🧡
He's like every fictional character in asian novels...hahahaha . The perfect, elegant, smart, and cool guy...
something youd read about in Murakamis novels
me : "Does he not have a tv?"
*Lowers blinds , uses it as a projector screen*
GeNiUs
lol!!
exactly my thought
LillyMoki when you have phone and computer, you don’t need TV. Lol
@PUBGM IS OVERRATED there's that Dyson fan right on the lower left of his desk
tv is not the same as a projector though.... n u can tell he barely watches cable
He really is one of the most unintentionally intelligent people I’ve listened to. That place is incredible
love the contrast between the 15 dollar ikea chair and the 1,000 dollar herman miller chair used next to eachother
I love it when I see the personality that has been tremendously worked on. Great job in both areas of humanity and the execution of architecture design.
Damn yo this dude takes full advantage of the complexity of the english language and uses it to express himself in a concise and artful manner I wonder if it's his second language.
He sounds like he could be either Malaysian or Singaporean. Melbourne has a lot of them... (speaking as a Malaysian working in Melbourne)
and i oop-
To Rec.Chr.: what a totally ASSinine comment. Suggest you get your head out of your own, ahem, you know... and get some sunshine. ‘Cause I’m sure you’ve heard: the sun don’t shine THERE. With all due respect, etc., etc...
spot on! thanks, i was thinking what makes me want to listen to him more.
Miss L i did see malaysian book.
"I find usually that people are like water, people are more adaptable than objects."
Dude is like nerdy Bruce Lee.
But japanese
You caught that too lol
Bruce lee was the most deadly nerd ever
@@Derp___ but wasn't japanese
Sri Kanth did I say he was Japanese?
I may have watched this video a thousand times already after seeing it last year. Super inspiring!
Beautiful Douglas. Such a creative, thoughtful person.
Black tiles with red grout. He's showering in Kylo Ren's bathroom.
Claire Joe that’s exactly what I was thinking!!
@@christianmccauley7340 i think it was pink the first time i saw the grout, then it was red...
Claire Joe I also rlly rlly like that color combo
@@elizabethm6520 i wanna know the color codes of that exact red and black shades
That projector at the end. Holy moly. Such a cool space. Even two people could live there comfortably.
YES MY JAW DROPPED
Yes, as long as they are both as zen as the architect
You, him and me, how bout that Mason?
Omfg, i was not expecting that in the least. Even after your comment.
there's an extra bed underneath the platform.. so yeah, it's possible.
"Life never been easy." beautiful house and inspiring ..thank you.
Clearly one of the best episodes of LBIATH !!
The young man speaks calmly, the excellent mastery of his profession is visible in his classy and comfortable house! The house is small in area but feels soooooooooooooooooooooooo spacious (and excellent job on using the window curtain as a projector!) Love everything about this house!