Modern Living in a Small Family Home
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- Опубліковано 2 тра 2019
- With the drastic increase in house prices in Australia, many have been encouraged to explore alternative living arrangements. Multigenerational living, where families come together to share resources is becoming more popular and we are seeing tiny houses, and small accessory dwelling units starting to become common place.
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Commonly called a granny flat in Australia, an accessory dwelling unit up to 60 square meter (646 sqft) is allowed by the councils in many regions. This young family, not wanting to become overburdened with a high mortgage and wishing to be closer to family, capitalised on this by constructing a spectacular small home in their parents back yard.
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The home’s design was taken on by a friend of the family, designer Nicholas Gurney (www.nicholasgurney.com.au) who wanted to construct a home that was modern, high functioning and which would effectively make the most of the home’s small footprint.
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I would love to see more videos about this type and size of house. I prefer this over a house on wheels.
Charles O'Neal me too 🏡
same here!
Charles O'Neal Same! 👍
I agree. Houses on wheels and container houses are great, but the form factor is very limiting.
Same 👍
I think this is the sweet spot between tiny homes which can feel claustrophobic and modern, enormous houses which are just excessive for most families. A home like this that is thoughtfully designed with an open layout, efficient insulation, and large enough bedrooms and bathroom is very comfortable and will not make you house poor. I hope this size of home becomes the new trend.
My 3 children and I stayed with my parents a lot of their younger years. The benefits of grandchildren having their grandparents around is amazing. They have an unbreakable bond with their grandparents and have the deepest respect for the older generations.
I feel so happy when I see families living together ND loving each other
There's maybe also the bonus of free land and babysitters?
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I hope you all enjoy this weeks episode. I'm a huge fan of multigenerational living. Yes, it helps to reduce costs through the sharing of resources, but most importantly, I love the way that it brings families together. If you enjoy this video, please help us out by liking, commenting and sharing this video with your friends and family.
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I’m 39 & I live with 1 of my older sisters & my mother in her late 70’s. None of us could live in a home as nice as the 1 we’re in now, if we lived alone. We’re all on a pension so aside from the money & the love, there’s also always someone who’s well enough to take care of the others who might not be
Living Big In A Tiny House Bryce, multigenerational living is big in Chile and I assume in many parts of latin America. The blocks are smaller so virtually no back yard but usually 3 generations living on the same property, if not an aunt and uncle. This clearly because of financial problems but it supports the close knit customs of South Americans. When we travel to Santiago, we live in one of the poorer suburbs called Cerro Navia, that was originally created by squatters in the pre Pinochet communist days. Some of the friendliest prople and families live there.
Our family house is no different. House at the front and a 4 room hut built directly behind the house takes up the back yard. The advantage of less council red tape.
I know of a family in Oakland, California who have done the same so that their son can afford his own home. if you'd like to visit them on your next American visit, I can ask my nephew to ask them if they would be agreeable.
All fine and dandy if you can tolerate your inlaws
One of the most important aspects of tiny house living is to be able to breathe, as in, one shouldn't feel cramped up. This house was just about perfect in utilisation of space. Everything fit in well, the kitchen was lovely. I loved their drawing room, it looked so sleek, modern, minimal and LARGE. I really appreciate that their bedroom was a little bigger than we've now gotten used to seeing and it was refreshing.
BRYCE, this year you've put out one amazing video after another, there's not even an iota of similarity in the kind of homes we've seen in 2019.
THANK YOU FOR REINVENTING as a youtuber, because most people's content gets stagnant at some point. You've broadened your horizon by visiting homes that are not attached with wheels, as I believe tiny homes (permanently) on land are equally important.
Thanks so much for your lovely comment. I'm so glad that you're enjoying our videos. Rasa and I definitely work hard and try to keep our videos interesting and fresh for you all and I'm really happy that it's appreciated. :)
You mean like any average small home?
This home isn't all that small, it has enough space for everyone and it's quite lovely and modern!
Anyone else binges these videos before bedtime to the point that whenever you hear the intro music you immediately feel relaxed and sleepy🙂😴😴
A sort of funny thing that is happening is that we were so caught up in 'the bigger the better' that we didn't realize we passed our peak and are now coming back down to were we needed to stop. families are sharing beds, there are smaller homes, and families share lots. Which is what we used to do but now think is weird, wrong, and for the poor. so I am really happy seeing normal people do those things.
PS sorry if this doesn't make much sense.
Makes loads of sense. In Africa even if you have a mansion mist kids share rooms just because its more social and fun. And most families have mostly two or thee bedroom houses and maybe on average 5 kids so you definitely learn to share and its not a big deal at even for teenagers and adults. You just learn moral respect in sharing space.
It makes perfect sense.
You could apply the same ideology to food production as well as health.
All these “Mc Mansions” and big Hines that just waste space. It makes so much sense. I feel especially with technology we are in a time where there is a lot of separation. When we need to go back to simple sized homes and families sharing quality time together
Makes complete sense. Poor people, and in many cases, people in what we call developing countries across the world over, live in small spaces, live amongst generation of family members, etc. Wealthy countries used to live like that too, but as those countries grew wealthy, they migrated to larger homes. But the pendulum swung so far, that it all became too expensive, overpriced, and cramped-cramped not in a good way. People are now going backwards. But I'm afraid, like this house here that is so small but costing $240,000.00 (168,000.00 USD). That's not worth it to me. You can buy a house in Florida for that price, for example.
FireBird20613 this is how we should all be with eachother....evryone this days are so stuck with brands and. getting rich but forget they have family's
My favorite part is seeing the little boy running back and forth from his parents to his grandparents home. The price is staggeringly high for a boxy look.
MAE HAY Can’t judge the book by the cover. As a tradesman, I see the value in the CLT construction and beautiful finishing.
Me too!
welcome to Australia.
lucky I live in Texas...could build this for under 50k usd..if it all passes code
$240k is a lot but the average price in their area is over $1million.
This is, to me, is the biggest tiny home I've ever seen. It's absolutely gorgeous and it's really nice to have grandparents so close. Thank you for sharing all of these little pieces of heaven.
Two years later and still one of my favorite tiny house designs. I would love to see more small structures not on wheels ... I could really see myself living in something like this in the future.
Best polished cement floor I've ever seen. That's exactly what I'm going to do on my build👍👍👍
polished concrete is a very hard surface. if you drop something it breaks, child falls he gets hurt, sounds echo, it is stingy cold on the feet, moisture condenses on it causing slipperiness and mould. better to use a vinyl plank finish or even timber or carpet. ..ex flooring contractor.
@@brianrundle2875 sounds like it's not for you. I prefer it for the way it looks, the way it connects me more to the building's components and because it saves materials. It's no more hazardous to person or property than tile (which I personally don't like), and area rugs can help dampen echo. Condensation on any surface of your home indicates significant air leakage and/or an improperly sized HVAC system. Excess moisture will cause mold regardless of the chosen floor, but wall-to-wall carpet will hide it.
Current home energy rater, sustainable building inspector in the very hot and humid deep south of the US.
Cheers.
I though exactly the same. I'd love to have such floor. Perfect, decent, can be used in all rooms of a "normal" modern home, I cannot imagine a room, where this floor would look weird.
I've heard that concrete floors in the main living spaces (mostly kitchen) are really hard on the knees. Make sure you get a good rubber mat to stand on for cooking and dishes!
Tara Rosenlund Is it any harder than tiled homes? We have tiles throughout without any issues...
One of my favourite tiny homes.... It feels so spacious..... Their little boy is adorable! 💙
I love that you are expanding into smaller homes which especially will work better for retirees and/or those with special medical needs.
Now this is my kind of tiny home, the space is great, love the master bedroom.
Yeah I agree
"Bureaucrats probably wanted them to more paper . . ." 😂😂😂👍👍👍
I wonder if you could build a house out of all the extra paper, or many building permits it would take to do it...
i wish that guy would tell more jokes
he grabs free stuff like wadded up paper products all the time 😂😂😂👍👍👍
Take a sip of water every time you hear “that’s right”, you’ll be very well hydrated
I would add sentences ending with "Isn't it?" and "Haven't you?" 😁
XD
That’s right
So don't try it as a drinking game? 🤣
I don’t know if you’re taking the piss or not but I love this channel and Bryce’s interviewing technique. Keep it up Bryce 🤘🤘🤘
Bryce, as well as the gorgeous inspiration of seeing all the houses you present, your work really invites me to think more consciously about how I live and what would bring me joy 💐thanks for all you do and for the wonderful community feel you create on this forum.
This is one of the first smaller homes I could absolutely see myself living in. I absolutely love it.
I live in Sydney, my house is an average 3 bedder that we bought before the prices skyrocketed just a few years ago. I know from experience that is build is cheaper than buying a house and land package or buying an older house, etc. However, we've been discussing a knock down rebuild and my research so far says this build was ridiculously expensive.
For that price I would have thought you have a.c and heating systems or at least air filteration? Idk iI guess if youre in austriallia your out side alot?
@@melidiroberts4904 Believe me you need AC to survive the summers (especially if trying to sleep at night).
Perfect home for a young couple as well as retired empty nesters. Thank so much Bryce. You've done it again. Have a great weekend.
Love the small homes! Looking forward to seeing more of those. I think they’re a lot more achievable for the masses. Living in a tiny house takes a certain kind of character and motivation i think ✌️
"Cheapest thing to add to a home is size." Interesting thing to admit on a tiny house program. Of course, this does not figure in ongoing costs, and I get the idea of spending money on amenities instead of size. Just found it amusing. I also loved the thoughts on multigenerational sharing of resources. Love the channel.
Beautiful! For me that's the perfect size of a house to live in.
The interior actually blew me away! Wasn't expecting it to be so specious and well thought out. Well done!
Never Too Small crossover episode hehe. I really like this architect's work, he always thinks ahead about how his clients' needs will change over the years.
I love how their son is copying his father near the end with his own little 'computer' as daddy works on his.
Was thinking the same
@@MartinFarrell1972 me too xD
I noticed that to, so cute!
So nice! That’s couple is lucky too that the parents bought that piece of land to be able to do that. Now of days it’s not that easy to buy land to be able to pass on or for this matter share. What a lovely gift. Thanks 😃💐
The wood used for siding is gorgeous. What a lucky little lad to grow up in a cute home right beside Gramma & Grampa!👍🏻😄🐾🌈☮️🇨🇦
I’m finding myself wanting almost every tiny home you post. Even a few designs from each would make my tiny ( if and when I build one) not a tiny home at all. So many brilliant ideas. TFS. Hugz
240k... I liked the house . I am glad he spoke about the walls but I'm not sure 240k for a tiny home...hmmm
240k AUD is "only" about 168k USD
Keep in mind the area they're in, houses are incredibly expensive, so $240KAU is a deal. This house would probably be half that cost in a lower priced region.
It's actually quite expensive. You'd be able to build a normal 3 bed, 2 bath home for similar money with a project builder. This obviously costs a lot because it's custom made, weeks deals with all the council regulations.
heard Australia is gonna going through a property crisis...
so 240k AUD should buy a better bigger house..
just my prediction, I could be wrong though..
Get it right..;-) ' Backyard Architecture ' with non-tiny house places like that it will push the price up to greedy levels like anything. Just silly.
Pretty nice ...I personally would need more windows...more of seeing/bringing the outside in ...
I think in this case it works quite well, with all the windows having the northern focus. It gives great views into the nicest area, and allows the home to remain very private from the main dwelling and the neighbours.
That would add a lot of cost as well in materials and the need to cool the house down with aircon.
Yeah I'd prefer privacy and just one view too.
And lol just realized that northern focus is towards the sun in upside down land haha
@@gullintanni:
Not necessarily true.
If you buy all the windows new, then yes it's going to cost more.
As for the need for cooling, you can also get double or triple pane windows... Those most likey will need to be new, but you can use the cheaper reused ones on the "not sun" side...
Of course, this family has the windows on the sunny side; so, the need for actual air conditioning isn't required even if they used more windows.
@@confusedwhale True that the heating issue might not be an issue at all. Still new house = new windows and the view is straight into the parents home. Better to have privacy imo. It's not only the cost of windows but also framing, extra time to mount it so I understand why they did not do it.
240k is lot of money for a 60sqm house, even in Sydney. Standard houses are between $1700-2000/sqm. They spent $4000/sqm. Beautiful house though!
Really impressive how big this one feels! I looked at the description for square footage and was surprised to see it was easily under 700.
Loved this tiny house. The wood
finish very appealing. Also nicely
furnished. Uncluttered as well.
Great environment for the little guy to grow up close to his grandparents.
Absolutely!
The most amazing is this little man can have the best of both world. I can see how much he love the outdoor life and bonding with his grandparents 👍
Rewatching all my fave 'Living Big' vids ... agree that it would be great to see more permanent ADUs (accessory dwelling units) on the channel as mobile tiny houses are not practical or legal in every country. This starter home was very sustainably designed and a lovely one to virtually tour.
considering your time of uploading the video in my country is almost 3am., every sat morning.. I am awake just to watch the next episode!! Bryce & Rasa., thanks you guys do an incredible job! much love
Oh wow! That is dedication. I'm so glad you enjoy our videos enough to be up so late (or early). Which country are you in?
Me too dear..by your name I can make out that you are Indian too..😊 and this channel is really worth waiting for..😊
@@richadubey8941 Thanks Richa! How great. I would LOVE to visit India someday.
@@livingbig Thank you..And I am eagerly waiting for that day..😍😊
Im addicted and very well planning to build one for me in near future, prior to your show I used to watch tiny homes on TLC but the in depth questionnaire you have and the stories of the people you share, makes all the difference. Please do visit India, places like Auroville - Pondicherry, Meghalaya, Guwahati, Dharamshala would give you a different prespective on tiny homes as these places have homes that are mainly used as vacation homes, or tourist stays.
Oh wow it's like if a shipping container was clad with beautiful redwood lumber, it's stunning!
it would of cost allot less lol
in the video they said it was clad in gum tree lumber because they had to take down the gum trees that were on the house site.
"This is the wayfinding device to the backyard architecture" aka "This is the front door to the granny flat" lmao 😂
If you get on well with your family, I cannot imagine a situation that I would prefer. Lovely house, lovely surroundings, and lovely family (with the previously mentioned rider that you like your family), at, what is for Sydney, an affordable price.
We really like the layout of this home. Beautifully done. Thanks Bryce for another great find.
Love this home! I can really see my family of three living in a home like this. We hope to build a small home in our current home’s backyard and this design has inspired me even more. We too hope to share our little property in the city with some family or friends.
my first reaction aftr watching living space is "this is so spacious... 😍"
i love the kitchen..
this is a regular size house and i really love this...
its just awsome
just perfect....👌
When you get too excited that you end up hitting the like button before watching the episode. 🤣🤣🤣
Hahaha same here
Simeon Rafael same here
@@BlackWolf6420 God! same here. :D
And then having to hit it again to remove it because you didn't "like" it at all.
Haha!That's sooo me!
Wow, multigenerational living is such a beautiful idea, and cost effective! Love this!!!
This tiny house is absolutely done with good taste, with each part of part that turned out so much functional and conveys that it's made by creative minds packed with great ideas and hardwork to build this kind of framework.. thanks Bryce for sharing this wonderfully designed tiny house
I love the drawer dishwasher I like to have that in my home so tired of doing dishes....the little one is adorable seems to be very independent with this style of living...
What a beautiful home. Truly made for a family. Well thought and with kids as an inspiration and not as an after thought.
Dad and son in the office, cutest thing ever! House prices in Australia are stupid!
Yeah, I really love that shot of them.
I’ve got to ask, does it still blow your mind that the Ultra Modern house has got over 13m views in 4 weeks? I’ve been watching your channel since the start, and I’m so proud of you! Xx
Prices in Vancouver (Canada) are bonkers as well! This could be the answer.
Like it a lot!
In the Netherlands we actually call houses in de backyard kangaroo homes, but they are usually only allowed for maximum 10 years (as a way to care for elderly parents). So we opted for buying a bigger house with the 4 of us and split it in 2. So we technically live in 1 house but have separate spaces.
Bryce. One of your best ever. I hate these narrow things on wasteful wheels with ladders leading to tiny lofts. The roof which drains to the middle and eliminates overhangs is brilliant. Lots of fine custom cabinetwork and expensive materials. Cost seems reasonable for east coast USA. Custom houses here typically go for $250/sf. A++for the architect. I do agree that there is an overwhelming expanse of natural wood inside and a lack of personal decor.
Hi Bryce Langston, I was wondering if u can make a vlog of your personal favourite/ dream tiny house.
I'm a huge fan of yours✌🏼✌🏼
Thanks Denver! Oh, that would be a very hard one! I love so many of the homes that we have visited over the years. We will soon be doing a tour of our tiny house here in New Zealand though! I can't wait to share that. :)
Yes please
@@livingbig Do you also live in a tiny house? or nah?
@@livingbig have the same question...have u living in a tiny home too....i will wait for your personal vlog about your own....
@@machigiceb7788 yes they do. They have a tiny house on wheels in the US and tiny house in New Zealand
Hi Bryce, I really love your channel! Seeing all those tiny houses for some reason makes me feel very happy. I have learned from that to appreciate my own home SO MUCH more! We are a family of 4 living in Germany in a 60 sqm apartment and we started to feel squeezed in. From all tiny houses I've seen on your lovely channel I have really learned that it isn't the space that makes you feel squeezed in but it's the amount of things that one owns.
And I just enjoy very much how positive you speak 😍
Have you ever visited any tiny houses in Europe?
I am more of a big house guy myself.. given that I am in Kenya and we do love our family houses big.. Buuut.. this Tiny house concepts are crazy good and very applicable even in our kind of big family houses for space increase and beauty and aesthetic.. Good job man!
Love this concept! This home is beautiful but i must mention this little boy stole my heart, such a little man and wow is he going to be a big boy. 😊👍❤
You guys are one of my favorite TouTube channels. Thank you!
Wow another stunning house again❤️ thanks Bryce. That tiny house its full of timber it looks so fresh every time you saw it. But the problem is when it’s raining and dry that timber will crack. Here in Philippines when you do like that house full of timber it’s good but the weather is problem all the woods timber getting dry and cracked. But it’s nice house good luck and god bless y’all.. 👍❤️ thankyou for uploading another stunning videos again Bryce amazing tiny house..
The timber is definitely a great look! This home used cross laminated timber, which shouldn't have issues with cracking. Glad you enjoyed the tour and thanks for watching!
One of the thing that I like of this UA-cam channel is the colour palette. The clothes of every person that appears on these videos matches the colours of the sorroundings
years later this is still one of if not the best tiny homes designed and distorted in this channel or online period!
I love this guy. He's such a good host and has such great energy. Thanks Bryce.
I love this Tiny Home! One of my favorites so far
First i got a little turned off from it not being a tiny house but this is a great size of a house to be honest. It doesnt feel cramped and it is high quality and low cost. Thank you for this!
Beautiful and comfortable! ((I would need a large island in front of that kitchen, though) When the young family gets larger and the grandparents get older, they could trade places. Win-win.
Hi Bryce! Thank you for sharing the video with us! 😘
You're very welcome David.
I enjoyed the design and the restrained palette of this home.
Good Arrangement for the family to stay near her parents. Cute little boy, God bless and keep you all. Shalom and Godspeed and have a blessed Christmas and Happy New year
Bryce, I hope you come back to this house in a year or two. I'd love to see the landscaping ... and then see the wood on the house change colour. The house is a stunner! The wood ... wow! I'd be sad to see it go silvery grey, it's so pretty now.
I must admit being from the UK/ Scotland that I was shocked at the cost $240,000 but then converted the currency to GBP and it’s roughly £121,000 which isn’t too bad when I consider the high spec and the proximity to family.
Yes! That’s perfect! Not too small, not too big! 😃 I‘m sold.
This is a really, really cute house. I would have no problem living in it. I love the exterior look of the wood and the fact that the common area is the connecting point for everyone.
Hi Bryce...what a gorgeous home.. I hope u get more of these homes ...Awesome....
I love this home. It's so nice and open. Will be one of my favorites.
And now for the best part of my week! 😎
🖤🦇
Aw, thanks Batty! Enjoy!
OMG, that little boy is soooooooooooo cuuuuuuuuute!!!! Btw, this is one of the most beautiful houses I've ever seen, such a clever design and super minimalist environment. I mean, the color palette is absolutely stunning!
The house I grew up in faces north. I got to see the sun rise and set. Plants in the patio grew better. The house faced a positive direction. Always buy a house that faces north 😄
god I just love bryce, hes a great host. its amusing how he always throws shade on bureaucrats/bureaucracy hehe
I enjoyed the home tour. I love more so that the child’s face was not fully viewed. Protect!
Although there’s always comments about this not being a “tiny house”, this is a perfect size for what I’m interested in that would fit my future but it’s so hard to find lay outs! Really love this size, gives room for guests/kids but doesn’t cost and arm and a leg to build and can still easily be done by myself.
Stunning not so small tiny home...it looks so roomy and no lofts either this home would even work for older people with limited movement...thanks Bryce ☺
Thanks for sharing Bryce, I live in Sydney and renting for years, looking to buy I have seen one room flats 45-55 square mts priced AU$600 which I can not afford.
Love this solution will paint the walls white tho
This place is lovely and bonus for this family using very generous amount of land.
I keep looking for a place to put my small house my budget is AU$150k btw I don’t have family who owns a land here 😔
Many of us don't have the privilege of living with Mummy and Daddy to save actually.
Hope you find better luck with your dream home.
Beautiful home! I love this channel! :)
I liked that on this video it was mentioned a bit about the local bureaucracy regarding construction. I would love to hear more about that aspect in future videos.
This is a beautiful house! I love that they have a child. Wonderful for him to grow up in a great setting!
This house is so sleek! The rustic with the modern fixtures is just a decorating dream.
Thought for a second, "why would you want the house facing north?!" Then I remember they are in the southern hemisphere. WHOOPS
I wonder where houses at the equator should face?
@@availanila To take advantage of the sun and economically friendly in terms of utilities- northern hemisphere: South
Southern Hemisphere: north.
the new normal,where 240k is considered to be very little financial stress...keep them coming bryce...cheers
What I noticed the most is how freaking eloquent the designer doing the tour is wow
The way the kitchen has been made looks so neat and stunning and with a very cosy looking couch to relax on.A neat purchase if only you could afford one!!!!
You people never fail to provide amazing content to your viewers.. Awesome video..great work guys..keep it going...😘😍😊 Not too far from 2 million subscribers..good luck..
Thanks so much! :)
@@livingbig 😊😍
None of these houses are considered tiny to europeans
Some people start to think about it. In home exhibition I have already seen a tiny house exposed I am gonna to visit another exhibition about recycling and environment they showed on their leaflet that a tiny house will be expose. I can't wait !
And Asians
I live in 344sqm (32,5 m2) in Spain. So nope, this is not a tiny house to me
@@carolc2574 yes my parent house is more small to this and we are all 13 person inside.
I'm a swede and this house is really small to me
Very beautiful!!! 3 bedrooms, but cozy and small! Love it! Love the ciment floor and the straight lines.
A beautiful, customized home near my family. What a dream! Congrats on a great build.
It always shocks me how much tiny houses cost. My house cost the same and has 2 floors and 4 bedrooms
As they said, size is the cheapest thing to add to a home. I like the small house concept, but I like it in a desirable location. That area looks more rural than urban.
GST2 S yes it is definitely outskirts of Sydney not in the “City” part or suburb of Sydney if that makes sense 😃
Australian and New Zealand housing is insanely expensive
Prices are ridiculous. I'm from Europe and bought a holidays house in Florida in 2016, it's in a town considerate the ''millionaire's town'' (Windermere) where services are impeccable, in a gated community with lakes, the house is a mansion (5000 sqf) with an amazing paradise looking pool, double ceilings in living room and dinning room, 5 ensuite bedrooms, master with huge closet, high ceilings and private terrace and siting in a huge plot. I payed 750k. Paying 250k for a box house with no plot only one decent bedroom and one bathroom sounds ridiculous to me. I would never.
@@allwhatilove914 people who do this in our country are part of the problem here, stay in your own land .
I keep forgetting the sun is in the northern hemisphere south of the equator. 🙃 Very nice home!
I grew up in an apartment smaller than this and it never felt small. I’m amazed how the definition of small home changes with where you live
I really IS much more than affordability. Families need to stay connected - it’s such a blessing!
Beautiful Tiny Home, my only concern is the pitched roof that runs to the center, in a Torrential down pour of rain the water could pool above the level of the center gutter and overflow water into the ceiling. Nick if you are reading this can you tell me how you have mitigated this risk?