How To Build More Homes, Faster
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This system doesn't help in places where land prices are much higher than the price of building a house there i.e most major cities. We need policy changes which give more land to apartments, where the price of the land is shared by multiple flats as opposed to single family homes where the single owner has to bare the entire cost of the land.
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To paraphrase H. Ford: "You can have any style home you want as long as it's like everyone else's."
I think the room for customization on these kinds of things are huge. It wouldn’t be crazy if one day you can literally build the house you want online and have it printed.
Not saying you think this way, but there's a lot of people that feel they deserve to have certain things. I deserve to drive a fancy car. I deserve to have the latest iPhone. I deserve to have a certain type of house. And that mindset is in part why countries like the US and Australia (where I'm at) are more in debt than ever. Something that has driven up prices of property to insane levels.
The cold hard truth is that you deserve to have a roof over your head, you deserve to have food on your table and you deserve to be healthy. Most things beyond that are a luxury. A unique home is a luxury and if you can afford that luxury, that's great. But you don't deserve it. These types of homes are for those that can't afford the luxury, which is a lot of us nowadays. And to add to that, billions of people around the world in less developed countries can only dream to live in a house like those shown in the video. They couldn't care less that it happens to look the same as the neighbour's home.
Of site construction is not the same as modular design
They actually made Model T Fords in other colours too.
@@lemster101 you must be from Australia if you think people deserve health, shelter, and food. In the US everyone would say be homeless, starve, and die without a doctor
The UK government should fully get behind off site construction, we need more homes at a faster rate so people are able to buy a home without having to borrow hundreds of thousands
What he said 👆
They need more homes but more than that , they need affordable homes.
No, we're not having replacement birth rates. How about stop this foreign influx House price bubble economy before it goes pop. We don't need more houses. We need less people
We need to stop allowing property and land prices to rise to stupid amounts. It creates incentive to just sit on land rather than to develop it. If we gave everyone a home there wouldn't be any profit in it.
We need less immigration - 1 million Eastern Europeans over a couple of years is just crazy. The EU freedome of movement policy is still destroying UK.
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That's easy. I can build a lot of homes in Cities: Skylines.
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...and destroy it and remake it but you turned it into hell
Which density?
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Never had a room .
Having a house is like touching the stars for me
How old are you and where do you live.
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4:20 you didn't mention in the video cost of these houses. so I looked it up these houses are going to cost $300,000 to $350,000 that's not affordable housing.
That's pretty affordable. I live in British Columbia Canada where a brand new 1 bedroom apartment can cost $450,000. Hey a three bedroom townhouse will cost over $1,000,000. Let's not even talk about single detached family homes. Also wages have barely changed in the last 15 years. Starting teacher salary for example is only 40k. These projects seem very affordable to me.
@@TheJohnnyabody did u take US and Canadian dollar conversions into account?
@@trusttheprocess4775 I didn't even think about that it's actually in British pounds so it's way more $370,000 to $430,000.
www.pbctoday.co.uk/news/modular-construction-news/project-etopia-modular-eco-home/61968/
@@TheJohnnyabody not for those that are already on the fringe treading water.
Bruh that's not too bad if you're living in California😂
None of these methods would work in California.... no one who owns land there wants to see their property value go down. So local governments just block any and all projects.
The bubble is gonna burst one day..
@@JohanJ2000 Especial with the growing homeless population and increasing rent
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Prefab is what the USSR did to scale up housing units for 300+ million people.
It works. The design better be good, or else we all get the same type of home .-)
Yeah and they imported the idea and factory from France
That's the other problem. Insane ugly cities with high crime rates because nobody wants to live there. We need to build a lot of houses but it also needs to look good so people want to move there.
@derkhaslol Cities can have a higher crime rate due to many more factors than them just being cities, Economic, social, and education are great indicators of whether a city will have a high crime rate. Also simple fact: more people = more crimes committed due to there being more people in a smaller area (again based on many different factors not just being inside a city). Example - - -10 crimes per 1000 people living in a city of 600,000 compared to 15 crimes 1000 people in a rural area with about 15000 people are going to have more (not a higher crime rate!) compared to a city of 600,000 which as many more of those 10/1000 pieces.
derkhaslol it’s possible now, but when the ussr did it they had all of their money running for the space race, military technologies and politics so they couldn’t make some fancy ass buildings
Wasn't one of the favorite movies during Soviet time about a guy who went to the wrong house thinking it was his because they all looked the same?
This is one of the reasons I want to get into property development. Building dense modular apartment buildings to help alleviate the housing crisis.
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True true. Housing is a big problem. If solved could create a lot of wealth at the same time help low income earners.
Not sure where you live but the biggest hurdles are usually NIMBY's and terrible zoning. At least that's what's caused the housing crisis in California.
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I live in London and the rent here is so damn expensive. I’m considering moving even though I love the city
IM JUST VIBING Why don’t you move to Paris ?
Evan Page he probably wants to remain in the uk
Evan Page I’ve visited Paris and it’s beautiful but i can’t speak french, same for Japan, but not speaking the native tongue really is a disadvantage
NYC is expensive asl, and I’ve lived here my entire life. It just simply is not the best place to return after post grad unless you have a super well paying job.
If you want friendliness, move t north. Newcastle and Sheffield are nice and affordable 👍
I agree to put solar panels at the roof top of houses specially on govt housing programs..
Which would you rather solar panel or solar paint?
LOL. Govt housing houses the type of people who will strip the panels and sell them to the junkyard for a few bucks to buy fenthanyl.
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I really do feel the housing supply pinch, even in a highly developed area. Here in California, the biggest solution we have to housing supply is just to keep increasing urban sprawl, rather than building up the urban core. As a result, there's an increasing commute time for workers to crazy levels. I live in the Central Valley, yet even here people will do a "Super Commute" of 2-3 hours each way to the San Francisco Bay Area since trying to live in SF proper is just impossible at this point.
In Australia we do something called a reverse build. The insulation and qyorock plasterboard (drywall) is completed before the external brickwork. This allows the internal components of the home, like the stairs and kitchen to be constructed at the same time as the brick layers, it speeds up the process, however leaving the internal of a home exposed has lead to a few complications
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This the best channel I have ever subscribed. Thank u so much Fred! I am majoring in civil engineering in NYU and I planning to this project to end homelessness in my country. Modular Homes are the future for overpopulation.
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I think it’s time African leaders adapt this method of providing affordable housing for its citizens that will give away slums and other shanties that are prone to natural disasters.
More important than houses is investment in infrastructure like power, sewage and roads so that people can live healthy, productive lives.
@@justbecause3187 but housing should come first.
Maybe it's time African leaders start caring for and empathising in the citizens they're leading. Africa still has too much egotrippers in charge (thanks to tribe mentality, the colonial past, current CCP debt-trap diplomacy) neglecting their people.
if i'm not mistaken there was a project like this in Tanzania to build 65 000 houses
@@nicholashlatshwayo532 good to hear that from Africa. I really happy that the peace and hard working people in Africa happens. I just hear Ebola. Crisis. Deaths. From Africa.
Shouldn't we be building apartments instead of homes to tackle housing supply problem?
There's demand for both
no, apartments are eye sore
At least townhomes aren't as bad as traditional suburban homes.
Yes in theory but people don’t really like to live in flats
@@user-km1nu2hw5w an eyesore but we need cheap housing I'm afraid, we can't afford it
Edit: there's a possibility I wish they'd consider is making apartment blocks look a lot nicer but I'm aware it's just be against the point of cheaper housing, but ugh they do suck
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I only hope houses don’t continue to lose their local style. It’s sad how whether you’re in North Wales, Cornwall, or Glasgow, new houses look the same.
this is completely antithetical to local design...
If it was only this... Buildings in North America, East Asia and Europe start to look all the same.
Same... Modern architecture is beginning (if not already) to lose all sense of culture and just look the same everywhere.
This is not a new problem, post war homes basically came in about 5 different designs depending on the number bedrooms. So you will not see any differences between London or Liverpool.
Hopefully builders will take advantage of the modular nature of prefab to make customization more economical.
For someone writing a Thesis on Modular Construction, I found this video quite reassuring that OUR future would be better. (Smiles).
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Food for thought:
1. In 19th century and prior, people made buildings out locally available and cheap materials (within 10-15 km). This made their housing very non-modular and required skilled labour. But labour was available (who sometimes were the tenants themselves).
2. Modular construction means: We don't have enough skilled labour. Make 50% to 100% of the building where we can provide labour in a factory, with materials very far away from site. Then ship the building to site in pieces and assemble it. Its a trade-off between building material costs and skilled labour costs.
Is that necessarily progress?
And if we add how they all look similar, I bet in 30 to 40 years, these will be torn down to be rebuild again. Like what is happing in Sweden, Japan or the US right now. I don’t see how all of this is sustainable or eco friendly with all the unnecessary waste created.
Similar to sending raw materials to China then buying it back as goods. Waste of energy
Modular construction lacks quality. You often end up having to do major repairs in your 5-year old house. Paying more upfront will save you in the long run. Always be your own builder, don’t hire mass building companies. Those companies cheap out on contractors and will hire the cheapest ones possible and you will have no control over that and what they are doing. Then select architects and contractors yourself and do as much as you can by yourself.
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The irony that this video came out on the week of my exam and this question came up! 🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻 #offsitemanufacturingisthefuture!
The UK's population isn't growing remotely fast enough to explain the rising cost of housing through a lack of supply, and the people regurgitating this argument nonetheless willingly or unwillingly obscure the real reason. Ever more housing is in the hands of ever fewer, ever greedier real estate magnates, and if this trend continues there will come a time when these people are burnt at the stake.
Loving this, it's exactly what the housing market needs ..... great stuff !!! 🔥🔥🔥
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Thanks for your episode ! It give me strength to start planning how I can change housing quality in my community !
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Nice video as always! Cool that you mention Sweden.
Less sprawls and more flats an 8 story building can house 60 people while 2 house plots (wich is the same size as the building) can only MAX 8.
In some places in Luxembourg, the housing prices raise as much as 40% per year! So this innovative method is needed very urgently here.
Good video. The home building process has needed changes for a long time.
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As a civil engineer, I really would enjoy watching a full documentary about the Etopia project: how they choose the materials, the assembly, what are the challenges for such building methods ....?
Thanks for the tips, will use it when I am building some homes later tonight
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There are companies in Europe that send you a brand new house and assemble it for you in a day for 60 000 euro.
There is a heavy pressure from all sorts of people, comapnies, corporations, investment groups and even governments who are heavily invested into housing prices going UP and UP and UP.
In some cases entire economies (UK for example) totally stand on high and constantly rising prices of properties...and would experience some form of economic collapse if the prices would suddenly go down due to new cheap affortable housing pouring into their economy.
((that's the main reason that I blame this problem..of course everything mentioned in the video also adds to the complexity of the overall issue))
Great video, thanks.
What company can do this for €60k?
Genuinely asking I'm interested
As someone in the UK, I can agree fully with your statement. Homelessness is a real issue in English cities.
Then don't kick out your children at 18 out of the house and let them stay.
@@DacLMK what most homelessness is middle age in the UK
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You should really do a vid on the river city project in Gothenburg where there's a massive plan to expand the city centre by nearly 2x!!!
Might be suitable for affordable housing, but coming from Germany I am used to a different kind of living standard than the US or UK and would never accept this for my personal home. Additionally, spending 1-2million can actually get me ridiculously luxurious houses in Germany. Nothing you could ever get in the countries mentioned above, so I think the problems run much much deeper and are more of an economic nature than a construction method one. I would advice you to check out the Economists publication on those issues, they give you a pretty good rundown
Here in Dhaka, Bangladesh, 1 million US dollars will get you 500-1000sq/ft of land... maybe with a 1 story dilapidated ruins of an old building on top that will cost you to remove.
Was laberst du? Für 1-2Millionen bekommst du nichts. Für das bekommst du in der Stadt nicht viel und luxuriöse Häuser in dem Preisrahmen hat’s eigentlich fast nicht auf dem Land. In den USA kriegst du in Texas für 400k schon ne richtige Mansion. Die ist dann vllt nicht nach allen möglichen DIN und ISO Normen gebaut worden aber du bekommst mehr fürs Geld. Besser als in Deutschland in einem Minihaus mit den ach so tollen Baustandards zu leben.
Bro 2 million dollars would get you 4 350 sqm ( 700 sqm lot ) houses in Texas or Nevada
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Jakarta government need to watch this! And Indonesian in general
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Awesome video as always.
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Funny enough I was thinking of this yesterday. The UK GOV needs to do something about it.
I have a hard time watching your videos due to how excited I get with the possibilities of utilizing these technologies to improve quality of life all over the world.
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The answer is more complex.
In fact I saw in some cities that there are empty apartments that can house thousands of people but can't buy that. Because of price.
You are completely right on point. However, in constructing more houses, the housing offer rises thereby lowering prices for consumers. That's part of why the UK plans to keep on building.
As usual it's a great video, thanks guys!
There are a few questions though that could also be addressed: how developers and property owners can be stopped from artificially increasing demand by either blocking the development of approved sites or keeping properties empty instead of renting them out. Another question could be why the focus is on small houses instead of actually appealing apartment buildings? Single family houses with private gardens consume a lot of land and don't scale well with the increasing demand. New concepts of modern apartments could challenge that and be very economical and ecological on a much smaller footprint and without demolishing greenbelt areas needlessly. Those government policies mentioned at the beginning of the video have (in the UK) a bigger impact than one would think...
Geez thankyou, i was just thinking about making new home for my parent in the middle of pandemic.
Very informative video.
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Love these sort of videos about the future of the construction industry. It gives me an insight into what I'll be doing in my future construction career.
Great content
very nice narration
This is such a well researched and factual video.
Also people get bigger and bigger flats. Around 1900 it was quite normal to share a one room apartment with up to 10 people. Today only one person lives in some room apartment.
Nice
Would have been nice if you commented on the speed at which refurbishing existing housing stock compares to traditional and modern methods of new build.
Refurb is by far the most sustainable option and is easier to retain a more local character.
I mean for architects around the world 🌍, this changes everything everywhere
I live in a public housing 2 bedroom house with a decent sized yard. There was a vacant public housing owned land in our street, and to save time, they had the concrete walls pre-cast off site, and craned in. The outside was assembled in 2 days, and fit out not even 2 weeks. And a grateful family was moved in within the month. Sadly the state housing authority here has stopped buying vacant lands and building on it, now they only build units or housing commision flats. EDIT - There was a 2nd vacant property next to us, the housing authority sold the land for profit to a developer who built 2 units on it. Most of the former housing authority houses in my street had been bought out by their former tenants and now private owned. If you live in a public house, you can after certain amount of years apply to purchase them from the government like a de facto mortgage, or via a bank loan.