This is an amazing idea taking into account that your land would it be "Agricultural land" with very low taxes on property. My respects to you sir. You just gave me an idea when I move to hotter climates. Thank you.
There was nothing wrong with the camera work and they moved slowly and evenly. Honestly don't know what's the matter with people always complaining. Place looks really nice and fun. Thanks for sharing.
Very Awesome! You are the first to ever come close to MY dream home.... when I was about 3; my Dad took me to meet a friend of his who was a commercial Horticultral nursery... I knew right then that I wanted to live inside of a greenhouse... I know it is hard to let go of the things that hold your heart; and this has been a wonderful showcase for your talent... but, now you will be able to do something else...something more.... and I am excited to see what will be next; if this is just your springboard.... You are very gifted... Please keep sharing your gift.. You can help many with it..... and, yes, I agree, the volume needs to improve... I often mute the volume on some videos ( I get more out of it without the bantor); but I couldn't get yours turned up high enough, and I really wanted to hear everything you had to say.....Thanks for the video, anyway....Shalom.
Thanks for sharing your Greenhouse conversion! You are right, there is not much out there on this, but if you have any links to other such projects, I would really appreciate any leads!
Sorry, I haven’t seen any. But when I was a greenhouse contractor I did work on a greenhouse home conversion that was magnificent. It had indoor bamboo gardens, ponds, 30’+ ceiling, amazing tile work, loft. It was beautiful!! I really wish I would have taken a video tour.
I love this house I am in love with your house this is exactly what I was talking about, I've been wanting something like this for quite some time, a great way on saving you money and a great way to feed yourself and your family. I don't know why someone has not thought of this before.
Oh thats gorgeous! Much roomier than a shed and comes around to the same price. Love that you have a second insulating layer with the greenhouse walls that keep your living space cozy!
I just want to live some where I can live with only 3 outer walls. Have my garden *rightthere* … Bring the indoors- out and outdoors- in!! Yep, that shower is just *chefs kiss* Amazing. Your mosaics are just beautiful. They seem as if they’ve been there forever- somehow before the house. They just fit so well with the surroundings and environment. I’m positively head over heels in love with this home and the concept! Sorry you have to leave.
I've been looking for this exact kind of inversion-a greenhouse made into a home with the indoor garden all around it. Yours exceeded my expectations! Thank you for the valuable construction details. Simply love it!!!
Thank you very much for sharing your home. I pray that whenever you move to your life is filled with blessings and is more abundant than you ever imagined.
Thanks for suggestions. It was a spur of the moment video on a phone. Agree with everything you said and I’m not one to love being in front of the camera.
@@brownworld2605 Hi I liked your video hugely , I am in Florida , building codes are a headache here but I will contact a few suppliers of green houses to see what is possible for a livable structure ? Hope you will make another video assembling a 30 X 50 or larger greenhouse. Thanks for sharing , joey d.
Thanks. I kinda whipped this one out. All the corners were square so it was pretty easy. All granite counter cutoffs/trash. The masterpiece was in my main house and it was one of the nicest things I’ve ever done. Hope the new owners appreciate it.
Love it, lived on the Big Island for three months 1995, simply wonderful. Thank you for sharing your creative conversion. Love the Granite Backsplash, the Setback of the Slab, the immediate garden area, Sweet! Good luck with your new adventure. You brought back many memories. God Bless.
theyonly allow it because people go along with it lol It all stops when people say you know what fuck these commies this is the land of the free i do what i want so do my neighbors etc and if try to stop us U better hope ya gotta More man and firepower but sadly most people are too muchof sheep to even speak freely not to mention act freely
So sad that there is so much bureaucracy. I understand safety, and it I would rather have my neighbour housed in a way they could afford, rather than homeless.
I love the concept and I would love to live in a greenhouse. A tip for the camera-person: try to focus on one area which includes multiple aspects instead of moving back and for to each; this creates quite a sickening motion-sickness effect which is off-putting. I assume you wanted to film everything in a continuous shot to work around editing, but it's well worth using multiple shots and angles with transitions in between to reduce the amount of movement. Thank you for the tour.
Thank you for the tour! It's a wonderful, real-life (Hawaii & tropical) example for adapting a greenhouse - major idea gathering. 💡 The comments/discussion also gave some great food for for thought. Mahalo ~
Wow! I never would have thought you could convert a greenhouse into a house! Ingenious, but I don't suppose this idea would take off in Ireland, considering our weather! ☺
I've seen some videos on UA-cam where people are encasing their homes in green houses in Scandinavia. If they could do it you should be able to as well.
I was thinking the same! But an external glasshouse 'shell ' should work. The nature house inside the geodesic dome in Sweden is a good inspiration. But our planning laws in Ireland might be a problem..
That's what I plan to do, but instead of a RV, the greenhouse will be over a shed to home structure. Too old to worry about leaks & frozen pipes. Woodburning stove will keep things warm when there's no Sun.
It’s really nice how the living spaces spill out onto the garden plots. All under one soaring roof. Must have felt amazing when walking through. A few bamboo blinds here and there to screen for framing and privacy will have felt great. It’ll lit up with some large paper lamps
This is the first home in a greenhouse I've seen in the US or in a warm climate. I've seen 2 in northern Europe. One near Stockholm & the other was 100 km from Oslo. They were much larger & of course the house was enclosed. One said temperatures of -20° C weren't uncommon in winter.
My sister lived on the Big Island and converted half of her flower packing shed which was attached to her greenhouse into a living space. She lived there for years.
My whole LIFE I've ALWAYS wanted to live in a Greenhouse with the plants as the room dividers except for the bathroom and the bedrooms. otherwise open airy and growing.
that a cool set up for that type of climate , i dont think that would handle a usda zone 4 climate area or the building codes ... this is what i been thinking of living in a green house/ building a small house in a green house
You can build a live in greenhouse in any climate zone, basically a low tech "earthship" As for code Best to do it on land with no codes but I have seen so very tricky "sunrooms" all to code
@@yoopermann7942 I have done some research & helped build a bunch of camps, cabins & greenhouses. With a 4 month grow season your best choice will be a passive greenhouse, rocket mass heater Hybrid with a lot of thermal Mass. Double insulated north wall, Insulated east & west walls (with air vents), full greenhouse South Wall, sunken in 3 ft, Vertical Glass*(very important)* with skylights. This will give you a 12-month growing season with the least amount of work
@@bigjeffsb thank you,the building codes are tough here in the area i am currently living, i ust might have to relocate as this would be a possabilty for me to think about
Really nice! But a Hawian rainforest is climate friendly for a house with screen walls, where I am people die off heat exhaustion half the year. And it can freeze in winter. You need walls and central air. But, must have been a beautiful place to live!
Have you looked up earthships? There are architectures that keep you cool in summer and warm during winter. With the invent of electricity humans have taken shortcuts.
@Elizabeth Claiborne You are correct. If you actually want to live fulltime in a greenhouse it has to be in a house inside the greenhouse. There are a handful of greenhouse-enclosed homes in Europe and mine is the only one in the United States.
I really love your green house-green home. Love the walk path, retaining wall and bathroom/shower. What I can see that might be uncomfortable for others is the see through bamboo privacy screen, I would swap it out with cedar shingles for more privacy. Also some shelves and hooks in shower for changing clothes and towels. Really minor fixes! Best I have seen thus far ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
I was wondering about the fact that they are in a rainforest, there are snakes, spiders and iguana's...around the bottom of the showers appeared to have a couple inch open gap where the walls would normally meet the floor...imagine a snake slithering in and up your leg while you shower!!! thats a SOLID HELL NAW from me... I did see there was screens around the whole top so there would be no flies/mosquitos ect which is a great thought, thats also why I wondered about the bottom being open like this...maybe it isn't as open as it seems, I hope not....but it appears to be .
@@lorilawrence-ham4866 luckily, in Hawaii we have no snakes, spiders or iguanas. The bottom was open so it could be hosed out and ventilate. In the tropics wet wood in contact with the ground is sure to rot quickly.
The shower was quite private with plywood wall going up about 4’8”. The a double layer of bamboo above that. There was no line of sight from neighbors etc and just generally in a really private part of property. There was the potential if you really tried but you would have to be intentionally trying not just casually passing by. All the guests I had loved it.
Very clever temporary set up. Great idea for temporary stay or airbnb. Love the bathroom set up, the steps the floors especially the shower (inside outside concept). Nice!😊
Yes, that’s what it is called. Any company that custom makes agricultural material like Shadecloth panels etc should be able to source it and make the dimensions you need.
This is just great! Am based in Kenya and was wondering what to do with a second-hand greenhouse I get next week and this is just the answer. - though its bigger than yours ...thanks so much for taking the time to do the video - its exactly what I needed. Given another chance what would you do differently on the design? Have you put the greenhouse on a raised foundation or floor ?(bare with me its not my area of expertise - and am in a research mode.)
I wouldn’t do much different, it worked really well. But my rainforest environment wasn’t windy, had no dust, no aggressive or dangerous wildlife and no extreme temperatures. So you need to factor in your unique environment to make it work if you have areas of concern. The greenhouse columns are buried in 18” of concrete and then a slab was poured for the house portion. Good luck!
@@brownworld2605 Thanks for the quick response....I find the project very intriguing. As for the place, it's actually, located in an upcoming small farm on an ASAL (Arid and Semi-Arid lands) area. In this case, it's semi-arid meaning it's mostly dry with short rains sometimes erratic. Most of the time it's dry and hot therefore tends to be dusty and a little windy...with that knowledge are there any adjustments you suggest? What do you recommend for good functional washrooms - should they be detached?
@@phylliswangwe708 I separated my bath because of my lot size limitations and the fact that strangers were going to be co-inhabiting. So I thought a bit of privacy would be nice. If you live in a dusty area you can either enclose more, face solid walls to block prevailing winds. Dust is going to be a challenge in any open air type of structure. Perhaps if it’s on a farm plant ground cover or perennials on upwind side. It really just depends on what your area is like. Also, keep big plants at least 5 meters from perimeter of building so when you need to pull a new plastic roof on it won’t snag and you will have room for ladders, etc.
I am looking to do an outside toilet and shower area for a tiny home we are building in our garden, this was a really cool idea, thank you for sharing.
Awesome relatively low cost build. Not being the creative construction type I would have gotten a small camper and put it in the one side for myself. Odd I stumbled onto this. Was think of something very similar.
Love it. The interior structure has no connection to the exterior structure. That simplifies things greatly. The interior will not be subjected to the weather and can be built lighter, cheaper, and easier. Here in SoCal more than just the bedrooms would have to be enclosed because it's not as warm year round as Hawaii. That's not a big deal though.
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You must have some really special plans for the future to leave such a beautiful space.
This is an amazing idea taking into account that your land would it be "Agricultural land" with very low taxes on property. My respects to you sir. You just gave me an idea when I move to hotter climates. Thank you.
People are commenting on the filming - I found no problem with it at all. The whole thing is inspiring and informative - thanks for sharing!
There was nothing wrong with the camera work and they moved slowly and evenly. Honestly don't know what's the matter with people always complaining. Place looks really nice and fun. Thanks for sharing.
Very Awesome! You are the first to ever come close to MY dream home.... when I was about 3; my Dad took me to meet a friend of his who was a commercial Horticultral nursery... I knew right then that I wanted to live inside of a greenhouse... I know it is hard to let go of the things that hold your heart; and this has been a wonderful showcase for your talent... but, now you will be able to do something else...something more.... and I am excited to see what will be next; if this is just your springboard.... You are very gifted... Please keep sharing your gift.. You can help many with it..... and, yes, I agree, the volume needs to improve... I often mute the volume on some videos
( I get more out of it without the bantor); but I couldn't get yours turned up high enough, and I really wanted to hear everything you had to say.....Thanks for the video, anyway....Shalom.
What a great place! You did such a good job: the backsplash, the shower, bathroom. I love it!
Thanks for sharing your Greenhouse conversion! You are right, there is not much out there on this, but if you have any links to other such projects, I would really appreciate any leads!
Sorry, I haven’t seen any. But when I was a greenhouse contractor I did work on a greenhouse home conversion that was magnificent. It had indoor bamboo gardens, ponds, 30’+ ceiling, amazing tile work, loft. It was beautiful!! I really wish I would have taken a video tour.
I love this house I am in love with your house this is exactly what I was talking about, I've been wanting something like this for quite some time, a great way on saving you money and a great way to feed yourself and your family. I don't know why someone has not thought of this before.
Oh thats gorgeous! Much roomier than a shed and comes around to the same price. Love that you have a second insulating layer with the greenhouse walls that keep your living space cozy!
Thank you for posting that. You did a great job. Sorry you have to leave a place you love.
I just want to live some where I can live with only 3 outer walls. Have my garden *rightthere* … Bring the indoors- out and outdoors- in!! Yep, that shower is just *chefs kiss* Amazing. Your mosaics are just beautiful. They seem as if they’ve been there forever- somehow before the house. They just fit so well with the surroundings and environment. I’m positively head over heels in love with this home and the concept! Sorry you have to leave.
Love this build I could see myself actually living in this great place
You really created a beautiful space, I appreciate so much, the fact that you recycled and retrofitted so many things. The kitchen is my favorite. 💗
I've been looking for this exact kind of inversion-a greenhouse made into a home with the indoor garden all around it. Yours exceeded my expectations! Thank you for the valuable construction details. Simply love it!!!
I love everything about it! Recycling - mad respect!
Thank you very much for sharing your home. I pray that whenever you move to your life is filled with blessings and is more abundant than you ever imagined.
Sorry you have to leave this place. It's just beautiful.
Still one of the coolest videos on UA-cam
The house is beautiful! Very inspiring. Just a note only: the way the camera moves is tyring (especially for people who get dizzy easily ).
Agreed. Got dizzy too
Agree. They must be a friend or something. Unfortunate as the property seems to be really beautiful...
Thanks for suggestions. It was a spur of the moment video on a phone. Agree with everything you said and I’m not one to love being in front of the camera.
@@brownworld2605 Hi I liked your video hugely , I am in Florida , building codes are a headache here but I will contact a few suppliers of green houses to see what is possible for a livable structure ? Hope you will make another video assembling a 30 X 50 or larger greenhouse. Thanks for sharing , joey d.
@@brownworld2605 - I hope you will be able to do something similar at your new location! Good job there.
Great idea in the right location! I live in Texas and to live in something like this would be impossible!
So beautifully created! Thanks for taking the time to share a video before you had to go 🙏
What a fantastic idea! Makes me want to place a small greenhouse on the deck to sit in and grow plants.
you did a great job with the backsplash dude
Thanks. I kinda whipped this one out. All the corners were square so it was pretty easy. All granite counter cutoffs/trash. The masterpiece was in my main house and it was one of the nicest things I’ve ever done. Hope the new owners appreciate it.
I could live and die happily there. If I lived there, I truly would never leave my house! ☺
Why would you ever leave this place. So Beautiful.
Wonderfully bright idea. Thanks for sharing this ingenious plan for converting the greenhouse into a home. Peace and health on your next adventures.
Love the concept of Living with a Passive Solar Greenhouse!! Reducing temperature variability for both Humans and Plants!
What a lively space!! My best to you in your next adventure.
So much fun staying there! Beautiful place, atmosphere & abundant aloha. The shower was the best!!! 🌸
Love it, lived on the Big Island for three months 1995, simply wonderful. Thank you for sharing your creative conversion. Love the Granite Backsplash, the Setback of the Slab, the immediate garden area, Sweet! Good luck with your new adventure. You brought back many memories. God Bless.
Problem is housing codes in most states don't allow for innovation. That being said incredible home love it
theyonly allow it because people go along with it lol
It all stops when people say you know what fuck these commies this is the land of the free i do what i want so do my neighbors etc
and if try to stop us U better hope ya gotta More man and firepower
but sadly most people are too muchof sheep to even speak freely not to mention act freely
So sad that there is so much bureaucracy. I understand safety, and it I would rather have my neighbour housed in a way they could afford, rather than homeless.
@@xXthechameleonXxog They do have "More man and firepower".
Work of art - love how art/nature connection and re-using materials. Thank you for sharing!
I hear the coqui frogs and my heart smiles. ☺️ I know they are “invasive,” but also so tranquilizing and endearing…
It's like paradise!
Very cool👍
Thank you so much for sharing!
The three foot set back is a new idea I can use for other situations as well!
I love the concept and I would love to live in a greenhouse. A tip for the camera-person: try to focus on one area which includes multiple aspects instead of moving back and for to each; this creates quite a sickening motion-sickness effect which is off-putting. I assume you wanted to film everything in a continuous shot to work around editing, but it's well worth using multiple shots and angles with transitions in between to reduce the amount of movement. Thank you for the tour.
2023,...Very Cool!.........Great idea. I love the mosaics, and the floor plan.
Thank you for the tour! It's a wonderful, real-life (Hawaii & tropical) example for adapting a greenhouse - major idea gathering. 💡 The comments/discussion also gave some great food for for thought. Mahalo ~
This is something I was dreaming about since I was in my teens. Great job! Love it!
Bob
Really nice, It is a dream of mine and many other people I guess to live with an attached greenhouse
This is so fantastic I love it ! Good work
Thank you for sharing, I've been looking for any ideas something like this years ago. Nice built
Actually i think the green house living is excellent, you have a beautiful friendly set up with the earth, again take care.
This is amazing, such innovation, the perfect color walls too, integrates right into the environment. You will always know you created it.
Very unique, I love the outdoor toilet and bath. Thanks for sharing. May God bless u with your other home.
Wow! I never would have thought you could convert a greenhouse into a house! Ingenious, but I don't suppose this idea would take off in Ireland, considering our weather! ☺
I think it would work probably would have to switch things up to keep the warmth in and wow the beautiful views you would have.
I've seen some videos on UA-cam where people are encasing their homes in green houses in Scandinavia. If they could do it you should be able to as well.
@@BLwestofd Thanks for the information! ☘️
@@shaynenbock3473 Thanks Shaynen. ☘️
I was thinking the same! But an external glasshouse 'shell ' should work. The nature house inside the geodesic dome in Sweden is a good inspiration. But our planning laws in Ireland might be a problem..
Easiest way is just to create an RV parking spot inside a green house. That way you can stay warm on those extended cloudy patterns.
That's what I plan to do, but instead of a RV, the greenhouse will be over a shed to home structure.
Too old to worry about leaks & frozen pipes. Woodburning stove will keep things warm when there's no Sun.
Rvs don't hold up in Humidity
I'm planning this for a greenhouse n camper in upstate ny
Absolutely Beautiful!
So many wonderfully inspiring things to take away from this place ... thank you for sharing!
It’s really nice how the living spaces spill out onto the garden plots. All under one soaring roof. Must have felt amazing when walking through. A few bamboo blinds here and there to screen for framing and privacy will have felt great. It’ll lit up with some large paper lamps
Blessings to your new adventures. ❤
Hurricane was my first thought as I started watching this video.
Glad you mentioned it.
This is the first home in a greenhouse I've seen in the US or in a warm climate. I've seen 2 in northern Europe. One near Stockholm & the other was 100 km from Oslo. They were much larger & of course the house was enclosed. One said temperatures of -20° C weren't uncommon in winter.
There's one in Washington state but it's an actual house inside the greenhouse like in Europe
Cute, well done.
My sister lived on the Big Island and converted half of her flower packing shed which was attached to her greenhouse into a living space. She lived there for years.
Perfect! Really really like it! Thanks for sharing!
Beautiful green home 🏠🏡, much Love n Aloha to you Brada, from Honolulu Hawaii Aloha
My whole LIFE I've ALWAYS wanted to live in a Greenhouse with the plants as the room dividers except for the bathroom and the bedrooms. otherwise open airy and growing.
Why are you leaving so much behind and what a beautiful home. I like everything but loneliness that I felt watching this video.
Love your outlay of the place..
Great ideas for my property in the Great Smoky Mountains which is also a rain forest.
that a cool set up for that type of climate , i dont think that would handle a usda zone 4 climate area or the building codes ... this is what i been thinking of living in a green house/ building a small house in a green house
You can build a live in greenhouse in any climate zone, basically a low tech "earthship"
As for code
Best to do it on land with no codes
but I have seen so very tricky "sunrooms" all to code
@@bigjeffsb i`m still researching how to do this, i`m thinking just build a small house an put a green house up around the house
@@yoopermann7942 I have done some research & helped build a bunch of camps, cabins & greenhouses.
With a 4 month grow season
your best choice will be a passive greenhouse, rocket mass heater Hybrid with a lot of thermal Mass.
Double insulated north wall,
Insulated east & west walls (with air vents), full greenhouse South Wall, sunken in 3 ft, Vertical Glass*(very important)* with skylights.
This will give you a 12-month growing season with the least amount of work
@@bigjeffsb thank you,the building codes are tough here in the area i am currently living, i ust might have to relocate as this would be a possabilty for me to think about
@yoopermann there are UA-cam videos of homes in Sweden where homes were surrounded by a greenhouse, even a coffee shop. It is very possible.
You made it really beautiful, you have very good taste, aesthetic eyes and capable hands. I wish you prosperity in everything you do. 😇🤗🤩🤞✌👏❤
Fantastic! Could this possibly work on a colder 4 season climate? Seems like it would not be so easy.
It’s definitely more suitable for milder climates.
That is really neat!! Such a creative way to use a space. Thanks for sharing!
It makes me smile, I love it and I want it!
I love this. Excellent
Hope you enjoy your new home.
Really nice! But a Hawian rainforest is climate friendly for a house with screen walls, where I am people die off heat exhaustion half the year. And it can freeze in winter. You need walls and central air. But, must have been a beautiful place to live!
Have you looked up earthships? There are architectures that keep you cool in summer and warm during winter. With the invent of electricity humans have taken shortcuts.
@Elizabeth Claiborne You are correct. If you actually want to live fulltime in a greenhouse it has to be in a house inside the greenhouse. There are a handful of greenhouse-enclosed homes in Europe and mine is the only one in the United States.
Omg! Omg! I always wanted a greenhouse kitchen. I think its beautiful good job papi!!!!!
Love that shower. I like the bathroom separated. I wonder about the heat being too much in the summertime.
Not a problem where this is located. It rarely goes above 90* F in the summer here. Even when it does all the screens allow heat to escape easily.
I really love your green house-green home. Love the walk path, retaining wall and bathroom/shower.
What I can see that might be uncomfortable for others is the see through bamboo privacy screen, I would swap it out with cedar shingles for more privacy. Also some shelves and hooks in shower for changing clothes and towels.
Really minor fixes!
Best I have seen thus far ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
I was wondering about the fact that they are in a rainforest, there are snakes, spiders and iguana's...around the bottom of the showers appeared to have a couple inch open gap where the walls would normally meet the floor...imagine a snake slithering in and up your leg while you shower!!! thats a SOLID HELL NAW from me... I did see there was screens around the whole top so there would be no flies/mosquitos ect which is a great thought, thats also why I wondered about the bottom being open like this...maybe it isn't as open as it seems, I hope not....but it appears to be .
@@lorilawrence-ham4866 luckily, in Hawaii we have no snakes, spiders or iguanas. The bottom was open so it could be hosed out and ventilate. In the tropics wet wood in contact with the ground is sure to rot quickly.
The shower was quite private with plywood wall going up about 4’8”. The a double layer of bamboo above that. There was no line of sight from neighbors etc and just generally in a really private part of property. There was the potential if you really tried but you would have to be intentionally trying not just casually passing by. All the guests I had loved it.
@@brownworld2605 I believe you.
Personally I like a little more privacy.
@@lorilawrence-ham4866 Cedar is not widely available in Hawaii.
Very clever temporary set up. Great idea for temporary stay or airbnb. Love the bathroom set up, the steps the floors especially the shower (inside outside concept). Nice!😊
Is nice but the cameraman turning makes it bit dizzying to watch
This is really cool
Love it. The shower is my favorite.
You did a Great Job...I love it... Were can I get the Durascrim roof material 😅is that what you call it
Yes, that’s what it is called. Any company that custom makes agricultural material like Shadecloth panels etc should be able to source it and make the dimensions you need.
I Appricade that you shared that with us :)
Thanks and good luck on your journey
This is just great! Am based in Kenya and was wondering what to do with a second-hand greenhouse I get next week and this is just the answer. - though its bigger than yours ...thanks so much for taking the time to do the video - its exactly what I needed. Given another chance what would you do differently on the design? Have you put the greenhouse on a raised foundation or floor ?(bare with me its not my area of expertise - and am in a research mode.)
I wouldn’t do much different, it worked really well. But my rainforest environment wasn’t windy, had no dust, no aggressive or dangerous wildlife and no extreme temperatures. So you need to factor in your unique environment to make it work if you have areas of concern.
The greenhouse columns are buried in 18” of concrete and then a slab was poured for the house portion. Good luck!
@@brownworld2605 Thanks for the quick response....I find the project very intriguing. As for the place, it's actually, located in an upcoming small farm on an ASAL (Arid and Semi-Arid lands) area. In this case, it's semi-arid meaning it's mostly dry with short rains sometimes erratic. Most of the time it's dry and hot therefore tends to be dusty and a little windy...with that knowledge are there any adjustments you suggest?
What do you recommend for good functional washrooms - should they be detached?
@@phylliswangwe708 I separated my bath because of my lot size limitations and the fact that strangers were going to be co-inhabiting. So I thought a bit of privacy would be nice.
If you live in a dusty area you can either enclose more, face solid walls to block prevailing winds. Dust is going to be a challenge in any open air type of structure. Perhaps if it’s on a farm plant ground cover or perennials on upwind side. It really just depends on what your area is like. Also, keep big plants at least 5 meters from perimeter of building so when you need to pull a new plastic roof on it won’t snag and you will have room for ladders, etc.
@@brownworld2605 Thanks so much - wish you were here to guide more... however I will factor in all the advice as I plunge. God bless
So unique!
Yeah! I have been wanting to see something like this for a long time. I also wonder how many climate zones could a greenhouse be used as a home.
I am looking to do an outside toilet and shower area for a tiny home we are building in our garden, this was a really cool idea, thank you for sharing.
Absolutely lovely! Is there a way to make it sturdier to better withstand a hurricane?
These structures are rated for over 100mph winds. I think it’s 120 mph. But quite honestly nothing is hurricane proof.
What a great home!
Awesome relatively low cost build. Not being the creative construction type I would have gotten a small camper and put it in the one side for myself. Odd I stumbled onto this. Was think of something very similar.
Thanks for sharing! Love it.
Love the concept & execution ❤️
Great video well done different & creative 🙂
I LOVE it!
What a wonderful place to live! Wouldn't work here in our Upper Peninsula of Michigan climate!
There is another video of a cold climate house in a green house where it works. Cost is at the other end of the spectrum though...
@@michaelnurse9089 Please share the link i see it
It's gorgeous. I love it
I could definitely live like that❣️
That was an amazing idea
Very cool! Enjoy your new home!
very special. very beautiful. 🧡
It is beautiful 🙏🏻
cool im on the big island too building from a much smaller steel tube greenhouse that is 6x13 into a workshop
This video was super helpful 💪 thank you 🤗
Truly my dream home 👩🌾
Love it. The interior structure has no connection to the exterior structure. That simplifies things greatly. The interior will not be subjected to the weather and can be built lighter, cheaper, and easier. Here in SoCal more than just the bedrooms would have to be enclosed because it's not as warm year round as Hawaii. That's not a big deal though.
That's awesome, very pretty