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Thankfully I speak italian and spanish is my fifth language so I understood what he said but as you said whats the point of not having subtitles? Awful.
Spanish was my seventh language so I know what they’re saying but still it’s questionable why they don’t at least have an English voiceover. I mean they could have made a French voiceover (that was an ninth language) but you know just more people speak English (in case you didn’t know).
Yes, the 0.8° increase in global temperatures since 1900 has affected me horribly. I don't know what I'm going to do if temperatures rise another 0.5°.
I bet that house is insanely expensive. Imo they should of created an underground or partial underground desert house using the natural ground temperature regulating techniques known for millenniums that the average person could own. But I guess that wouldn't make enough of a flamboyant "global warming" statement.
It’s definitely meant to be a vacation property. The rich man’s tiny isolated retreat cabin lol. I’m sure it could generate some good revenue if the owner ever decides to open it up to overnight guests.
In order to live in a region..you need water...if you have the water you can do just about what you like in moderation...just putting a glass house in the middle of no where thinking it will perform miracles out of nothing is silly and just a architectural gimmick...its a waste of time.
I have been to Gorafe a few times, an absolutely stunning area just 2 hours ride from home. Would be a real experience to spend some time in the house.
It really doesn't say much at all. Barely anything about the technologies used, or how to get a house built like this yourself, the name of the glass used, details about HOW or IF the temperature was kept low, and what about during the night, the desert can get cold also. It managed to have a whole video which communicates almost zero information. It is very shoddy reporting. I know I could do better and I'm not even a reporter.
Achmad (52, Arab) rides through the desert on his camel, smashing the windows with a Rock. Why he did that, they will ask. Because he can, he will answer.
There is many glass houses around the world. I think they know how to build it earthquake proof too or they know there never has been earthquake at that place and they calculate there won't be any either.
And now bet this is little more than concrete foundations. Too much glass and insufficient t shade . I have experimented with different IR coatings and that are not so effective in the tropics. Good luck with this,
Hope we don't need to wait around for Armageddon to use the glass...Can it withstand normal seasonal weather extremes in someplace like the Midwest or NY?
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I'm glad spanish is my first language so I can understand the whole video. Also, barely any shots from inside the house? Awfully produced video.
Thankfully I speak italian and spanish is my fifth language so I understood what he said but as you said whats the point of not having subtitles? Awful.
Spanish was my seventh language so I know what they’re saying but still it’s questionable why they don’t at least have an English voiceover. I mean they could have made a French voiceover (that was an ninth language) but you know just more people speak English (in case you didn’t know).
Spanish is my 50th language
Spanish is my 174th language.
Spanish is my 69th language 😉
this house is in the short film *Black Mirror Season 5 Ep.2 "Smithereens"* 43:00 min into the film
I was thinking about the same but couldn't remember, glad you mentioned it. Thanks
I noticed the same thing
People speaking Spanish but no subtitles or captions. WHAT, how is this the BBC?
British Broadcasting Corporation. I pay for them, they need subtitles
TheFreshSpam spanish is US 2 official language
@@mvgsv168 No it isn't
Eric Fartman complain as u like u fool your soms and daughter ll be latin- muslin in 2050 lolololololoool
M VGSV pretty sure you mean europe lolollollol
Now. this is a house you surely can't throw stones !!
I'd love to stay for a few days.
I'm glad I'm bilingual and need no subtitles for this lol
Also, what a great idea.
Yes, but Spanish is not very popular here in South Africa - even if you are bi- or Multilingual.
There are many bilingual people but not everyone knows Spanish. They need English subtitles becuase its the UNIVERSAL language
Agree, it was an error to not put subtitles on this.
He who lives in a glass house, should not throw stones.....
Challenges solved with knowledge and Imagination! Brilliant!
Pretty cool. Love the desert
Yes, the 0.8° increase in global temperatures since 1900 has affected me horribly. I don't know what I'm going to do if temperatures rise another 0.5°.
I bet that house is insanely expensive. Imo they should of created an underground or partial underground desert house using the natural ground temperature regulating techniques known for millenniums that the average person could own.
But I guess that wouldn't make enough of a flamboyant "global warming" statement.
Why would it be expensive? It's tiny?
It’s definitely meant to be a vacation property. The rich man’s tiny isolated retreat cabin lol.
I’m sure it could generate some good revenue if the owner ever decides to open it up to overnight guests.
In order to live in a region..you need water...if you have the water you can do just about what you like in moderation...just putting a glass house in the middle of no where thinking it will perform miracles out of nothing is silly and just a architectural gimmick...its a waste of time.
I have been to Gorafe a few times, an absolutely stunning area just 2 hours ride from home. Would be a real experience to spend some time in the house.
where is Gorafe?
Glass is not a good material for hot climates at all. Yet architects are insanely making glass buildings in such environments.
you cannot escape the results of what you are complicit with in the cities.
An amazing project there. I’d like to live in a house like this one. Do you guys need any volunteers?
Yes. 20.000 rent montly. Do you have the money, Juan?
And a small stone will be an perfect company 🤣😂
😡😀
I'm thinking moving to the Sahara desert. 🐒Buy me a Glass House 🏠
Anyone who makes a joke about throwing stones is a Tottenham supporter.
I don’t think it worth. Rather than thinking about worst and extreme conditions. Please try to save earth.
well said.
the staircase with handrails kills it.
people who live in a glass house change their clothes in the basement.
Can i get one with tinted glass
Wow.. Lovely 😍😍😍
Anyone seen that episode of black mirror, this is the guys retreat
Curious how much each one of those pieces of glass are.
Can you make detail video of interior
Oh my gosh just me here and the sunset
Whats next a metal house in alaska?!😒
Glass house in the desert??
After 3 years, please give an update for us pessimists.
Is this the one off black mirror?
Maybe it’s just me, but, I was expecting more detail on the design, the materials, and the construction.
Very interesting looking house and location.
I can't believe they would let the Spaniard say that stuff on video and not filter it a little better. Human beings are so doomed.
They did not show the house!!!
Great, but is there wifi?
GLASS IS EXPENSIVE!
This whole project is out of touch!!!
It’s worried that video doesn’t have subtitles for the language other than English. I’m here because I thought it’s in English.
Poor birds.
billions star hotel i love it .
It really doesn't say much at all. Barely anything about the technologies used, or how to get a house built like this yourself, the name of the glass used, details about HOW or IF the temperature was kept low, and what about during the night, the desert can get cold also. It managed to have a whole video which communicates almost zero information. It is very shoddy reporting. I know I could do better and I'm not even a reporter.
Weave solar panels into the glass. .. to run an air conditioner!
Does it have swimming pool though?
What about water supply?I wish there were some more explanation.
Glass retains heat right
Then if you build glass House in desert
Calor!
Achmad (52, Arab) rides through the desert on his camel, smashing the windows with a Rock. Why he did that, they will ask. Because he can, he will answer.
What happens when you need to go poop?
you outside and hope there are no rattle snakes or nomadic tribes who will think you are an alien.
I wonder if it's possible to make the dessert green again and fertile
Time to put my 6th grade Spanish to use; QUE?
sooooo anyone notice theres no groceries or hospitals around?
SANDSTORM
What if there's an earthquake? Or a major flood?
There is many glass houses around the world. I think they know how to build it earthquake proof too or they know there never has been earthquake at that place and they calculate there won't be any either.
And now bet this is little more than concrete foundations. Too much glass and insufficient t shade . I have experimented with different IR coatings and that are not so effective in the tropics. Good luck with this,
Mmm all that delicious dirt to eat!!🤗
Hahahaha stupid idea one sand storm and it's over.
Watch out fire ,thats what happened in California.
Hope we don't need to wait around for Armageddon to use the glass...Can it withstand normal seasonal weather extremes in someplace like the Midwest or NY?
Don't throw stones
It's so we'll designed, that it's top secret!
that's why even though it's a video about a house.. one can barely see anything about it. smh
Just build blood normal houses first than you can start thinking about 'extreme houses'
Why do you think they've never built a regular house before? The girl is an architect as you could see under her name
Europeans complain about languages 😒 what irony when every half mile it's a country
Just bolloks
Waste project ever made.