Norwegian Family Of 6 Constructed Their Dream Dome In The Arctic Circle
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- Опубліковано 22 сер 2024
- Norwegian Family Of 6 Constructed Their Dream Dome In The Arctic Circle
Surviving in the Arctic Circle isn't easy. The weather can drop incredibly low. You might even say that your odds of surviving in such frightfully cold conditions are slim if you don't find shelter right away. But one Norwegian couple decided to accept the ultimate challenge and live in the Arctic, but they're not exactly freezing or roughing it. Benjamin Hjertefølger and his wife, Ingrid, built a three-story cob house, which they call Nature House, and the structure is wrapped in a solar geodesic dome, which makes it the most self-sustaining building that you would ever want to live in when you're in the middle of the freezing Arctic.
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I think I have seen a Swedish or Canadian couple put a greenhouse around an existing wood cabin. But this has taken it to the next level. :)
Congratulations to you all and many happy healthy years to come 👏🏻❤️🙋🏼♀️
A beautiful project and vision, aided by Solardome who helped make the project possible with their design and build expertise in glass and aluminium geodsic dome projects
INCRREDIBLE! THANK YOU! BLESSINGS!!
I'd love to have the money to build something like this. So amazing!
Invest xx
@@dementedlemming9746 Who makes these?
I've always wanted to do this in Canada! Year round fun - especially for the children.!
Absolutely beautiful......a I'm jealous 🤗🤗🤗🙄
beautiful dome house
I love your home, & what a "GREAT" idea of the dome...
It pays to be wealthy. Heir to the Folgers company, lucky people
Beautiful
Wow, amazing!
So cool!!! Thanks for the inspiration! Absolutely amazing
I thought at first it could possibly be in Norway, yet I thought it was problably in north america some place. And here I come clicking on the video and it was afterall build in Norway! ;-)
I looked at this shortly into another information video of creative houses, and this one stood out for me. Though I love the cabin/cottage style!
Now I am also Norwegian, so, this too might have drawn my likes toward this type of house!? ;-D :-)
Been wanting to do this almost exact thing for decades.
planning department, permits, and loans... Good luck
Fantastic.
Great idea and family, but it seems to be single glass and I know they have a rainstorm all winter internally. At least we can hope it just runs down the framework and not dripping. Also, that aluminum frame is going to corrode away eventually, so the idea of eco friendly has a lot of caveats. Even if double or triple frame, the aluminum is a fine thermal conductor, so they are likely learning much about condensation. Great experiment, and probably perfect in the milder months. In the 24 hour sun summer, they probably spend a lot of time outside or opening up glass panes
A dome needs to be super industrial strength with at least double insulation and thick plexiglass with vacuum insulation in between layers and the frame needs to be at least as thick as railroad metal beams.
there is just no technology that can sustain an unsustainable environment. When we move to an sustainable location, then we dont need to rely on all these so called sustainable technology, that are all build for short term.
I also like dome home
fantastic !!!
2:47 "the snow will melt away from the intricately designed glass panels." anyone has more info about this ? We have a lot of snow here and it would seem like a considerable pain to deal with it on such a dome.
Where are the bees for pollination??
How were they allowed to build this? Scandinavia is pretty f-ing strict with building laws... you can't just do what you want in the wilderness like Canada or America. I live in Norway, and have pretty much given up hope to ever be able to build my own home. We'll just have to buy some run-down cottage.
And there are even laws that you are not allowed to live year round in remote cottages ("hytter"), or register your address there. Same in Sweden.
No technical information like oxygen, thermal mass around basement...Winter heating...Summer greenhouse effect and over heating etc...
Diameter?
Beautiful houses
Or the effect on permafrost which unless they choosed a particularly rocky location, would be the foundation within most of the Arctic circle.
@@atomicwedgie8176
its a 6v icosa 15m diameter x 7.5m high
Wonderfull 👍👍👍👍
That is not eco friendly.
Wooden beams made of cob?
Immaculate :) I want one.
Dream Dhome lol ☁️
What a cool house, but where is the nearest neighbour, shops and school?
ann Gillespie , probably a dog sled away 😀
ann Gillespie We are some of their closest neighbours, 200 metres away ;) our village is called Mårnes snd we are located on the island of Sandhornøy in Arctic Norway, in total we are roughly 350 inhabitants on this island. Our homestead is completely off grid ;) sun and wind powered. Our closest grocery shop is 7 km away from our home, the school is slightly less than that. Hope it helps.
They would do good setting up around sun dile artificial sunlight that gives 12-hour daylight 12 hours night light
the dome is a house actually, why did the hoster build another house inside the house? it looked cramped, and not comfortable, I think all the hoster has to do is to partition the dome
I was a multi-millionaire I can afford to put a dome around my place anywhere I want to live also in the world however I would have done what they call a to type dome which was a dome for the household and another Dome to grow food and maybe a light cow or some kind of animal Pierce situation but they must not know it must be nice to have money
How are they dealing with the moisture ?
they dealt with it by building an entire house inside the dome. that tells a lot about domes...
Wear a raincoat inside in the winter
Let me get this right...they’re heir to Folgers coffee, right? Not sure mentioned that enough 😊
I guess that's the best part of waking up.
Amazing...love it. I wonder how much it set them back??
Norwegians are known to have money.
£340k was stated in another video about them. Around 380k in Euro at this time.
@@JTapioS Wow, that's amazing! Beautiful home for much less than I guessed.
Congratulation to both you Mrs & Mr Hjertefølger for your astonishing accomplishment,i could only wish that you would package and SELL a set of plans delineating the steps by step strategies you used to make this project come true.I can guaranty (as a YM/ES day trader i.e speculator) that you would become exceedingly rich in a hurry!! BTW do you have a website?
Hello Gregory, we who build geodesic domes have been trying for years to encourage people to this design as it is just a better building. We at Sask-domes2019 have developed a true all weather 4 season greenhouse, and as a commercial grade greenhouse at less then 1/2 the price per square foot it is still a tuff sell. People are not used to thinking outside the box, not their fault as our system is designed to make people stop thinking for themselves. One day though they will change I know this because history repeats itself all the time. 🙂
"Wooden beams, which are also made of cob, could be long lasting" So they are not actually wooden beams?
somethings a miss, I've seen this house before... and it was not in the Arctic Circle
Wasn't there a house like this on display in a London waterfront area? I'll try to find it...
Denmark. I believe.
This is what I think: Great subject, poor video that isn’t trustworthy as the guy just takes pictures from the net and creates a story to make money on UA-cam (and shitloads of others on several channels). I’m not saying it’s not true, but who knows? Better to go to the dedicated channels with real interviews...
Why not setup several giant domes around antartica
Nice! My 1st time a like brought a video into 1k!
''Took on the challenge'' ''Chances of survival is slim'', what dude I've lived my whole life far longer north than these folks and I think chances of survival is equal to or greater that most other places on earth haha what
😂😂😂 No offence, I'm Norwegian. But I can not for the life of me manage to grasp/understand or perhaps I should say decode what he is saying when he pronounces Benjamin's surname and the name of the island they moved to. But it sure sounds funny when he tries to say it, allthough not very norwegian, lol😂😂😂😂😂 Again, no offence, it's just really funny to listen to 🙃😂😂😉💞
Jeg prøvde det samme. Navnet på den øya blir ett mysterium 😂
Tror jeg fant det ut: smøla 😊
@@terjegrindheim4587 👍 Ok, takk skal du ha for jeg klarte det ikke. Men jeg fikk meg en god latter ihvertfall.. 😂😂😂
看起來像是在溫室裡建一座房子
Nutty
DO THEY KNOW THE SMURFS?
Pretty cool, but calling it the most self sustaining building you could ever want to live in is reaching..
how can this dome made of glass allows oxygen for plants and humans inside without opening ???????
Trees don't need oxygen.
@@rommelcruzsager yes they do
Does anyone notice the annoying tone of his voice rising, typically at the the beginning of most sentences. Annoying
Domes you literally hear every noise literally!!!Sound is an issue! why we turned it down!
"The weather can drop incredibly low" is meaningless gibberish.
Hamerican sausauge narrator annoyeth!
People who truly respect nature would have left it alone and lived in the city.
Great idea but having some many children...not ecofriendly
These are bright, white, educated, inquisitive, self supporting, productive, human beings that are becoming very short in supply in the world. Save your ignorant comment for a video on Nigeria or Congo where one woman has 7 or 8 kids that live on dirt floors and eat rice provided by the UN and America. Pray they have 12 or 15 kids. He should take on 2 or 3 more wives, actually. Send condoms to the Congo to save the world, not Norway, dingbat.