The Tiny Transforming Apartment

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  • Опубліковано 15 лют 2015
  • Living in New York City isn't all adventure and dynamism. Unless you are wealthy the way no real person is, you probably have to settle for a living space that is cramped and cluttered. It is the project of Graham Hill, entrepreneur and treehugger.com founder, to come up with an ideal New York apartment-one with a small footprint, both physically and environmentally, and one that offers just as much beauty and functionality as a pad multiple times its size.
    Read the story here:
    gizmodo.com/5967622/the-tiny-t...
    Video by Michael Hession
    Music:
    By Runner And Drum by Upright TRex
    We come from the future.
    gizmodo.com

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  • @gizmodo
    @gizmodo  5 років тому +7

    Want to really live a simple life? Try blocking tech giants from it! ua-cam.com/play/PLx1XbvvfIlc4zQgE5ohJA9EJ2NCcGc2QQ.html

    • @laurabrown439
      @laurabrown439 3 роки тому

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  • @AlissaandJager
    @AlissaandJager 8 років тому +2359

    Imagine coming home super drunk and trying to get around this place and into bed...

    • @amberfuller6871
      @amberfuller6871 8 років тому +3

      +Alissa Lyn that will never happen P.S. MY NAME IS ALYSSA,TOO

    • @nallynightwatcher3954
      @nallynightwatcher3954 8 років тому +112

      Or you could just sleep on the couch...

    • @largol33t1
      @largol33t1 8 років тому +21

      +Alissa Lyn I'll just pass out on the floor. That way, when I wake up, I'm sober enough to remember where everything is!

    • @romanaspr
      @romanaspr 8 років тому +15

      +Alissa Lyn drinking is bad for you, but I think if you that drunk that can't handle this house, then you probably don't really care where you sleep that night anyway:)

    • @Waqas4hmed
      @Waqas4hmed 7 років тому +2

      +largol33t1 Or just don't drink like casey and do your work and have family. Haha

  • @JacoxNovak
    @JacoxNovak 8 років тому +2167

    I love it! However many people live in a small space, because they dont have money... this seems expensive :/ but a very nice inspiration nevertheless!

    • @jamescranefinecarpentry7146
      @jamescranefinecarpentry7146 5 років тому +43

      Jacox I completely agree. My company has built a lot of these elements and we have used some of this hardware. Beyond that, I know where a lot of the other hardware comes from and how much work has to go into this. It is a very expensive space. That said, in New York it might be worth it.

    • @TysonBanks
      @TysonBanks 5 років тому +26

      Idk but has anyone noticed that if you forward 25sec into the video you can see a book with a title "how to be black" 😂😂

    • @hermeticascetic
      @hermeticascetic 5 років тому +4

      It's in NY. It's probably 200k for that closet apartment.

    • @Esqm
      @Esqm 5 років тому

      This would work in Manhattan, it’s 2k/mo for a studio around that size anyways
      LIC is up and coming too with loads of new units wip- so I think this could work

    • @ericjamesphotography
      @ericjamesphotography 5 років тому +1

      sam M Could work except by a few estimates on this videos these designs and install are brining the cost to anywhere from $45,000 on up... Kind of stupid.

  • @newyorkdiscoveries7003
    @newyorkdiscoveries7003 8 років тому +1485

    Sure small apartment = low rent, but to buy and install of these gadgets would cost me a fortune!

    • @mathlover101hotmail
      @mathlover101hotmail 8 років тому +17

      +New York Discoveries It might be a condo and not actually an apartment. It seems many people from NYC call condo apartments. To install the gadgets it probably only costs 25k-30k.

    • @anonymous9066
      @anonymous9066 8 років тому +83

      ONLY 20-30k?!
      With that kinda cash one could buy a home in Greece and enjoy a 300 square meter castle with Acropolis view in Athens.

    • @anonymous9066
      @anonymous9066 8 років тому +17

      You obviously know nothing about Athens.
      The riots have never been in the Plaka (acropolis) area but on Syntagma square, a couple kilometers away. You can't even see them from Plaka.

    • @mathlover101hotmail
      @mathlover101hotmail 8 років тому +7

      ***** It makes a lot of sense. The average price of a square foot in new york city is over $1000. For 30k, you can probably at best get a 6 x 5 closet. The gadgets allow much more utility than a 6x5 piece of space added.

    • @anonymous9066
      @anonymous9066 8 років тому +12

      Appearantly "new York" means MANHATTAN these days, no one's heard of Brooklyn or Queens affordable apartments before.
      Or they know but can't afford a 15 minute train ride to their hectic jobs. sad.
      I pity New Yorkers that need six cups of coffee just to get through the day.

  • @ballwizz23
    @ballwizz23 8 років тому +1627

    For the amount of money you spend for all that extra custom-made stuff you could have just gotten a bigger place.

    • @sanatmishra93
      @sanatmishra93 5 років тому +45

      Ballwiz 23 With lawn and more free space

    • @rokhamler3352
      @rokhamler3352 5 років тому +49

      Plus think of all the busy work it takes to put things away and prep the space for what you want.

    • @williamcrozier5004
      @williamcrozier5004 5 років тому +101

      i think he said the main reason was about being eco friendly so he likes using as little space as possibe

    • @Twiggy163
      @Twiggy163 5 років тому +4

      @@williamcrozier5004
      How do those 2 compete?

    • @Kiki-uz9ur
      @Kiki-uz9ur 5 років тому +56

      Some people prefer smaller places, and will pay more for smaller places. It's not all about the money.

  • @ivanahanaivana
    @ivanahanaivana 9 років тому +238

    That Goliath table is a brilliant idea. Simple&efficient. Love that.

    • @etamlous
      @etamlous 8 років тому +3

      +Ivana Vujanovic Goliath Table costs $1,200.

    • @MrRoboGeorge
      @MrRoboGeorge 8 років тому +5

      +etamlous its 3500-4000$ :)

    • @ivanahanaivana
      @ivanahanaivana 8 років тому +1

      +etamlous well, is it worth it - that's another question :)

    • @MrRoboGeorge
      @MrRoboGeorge 8 років тому +1

      If you are buying plastic crap then it can be that price, but this table is 230cm x 78cm tall x 87cm wide. So no way that is the price of a table that has metal construction and wooden parts.

    • @MrRoboGeorge
      @MrRoboGeorge 8 років тому

      Oh man i feel so sorry for your bank. Butt i guess they need fill their space in some of their cubicles for people who cant see or feel the deference from a fiber board and oak tree. Even to see the product details and see that is made of inferior materials and smaller size then from original Goliath table that was made and designed in Italy.
      And i never said that the table was from US and how did you came out with that? Again table is made in Italy and your friends Chinese have stolen the design and made their own inferior copy.
      If you knew a bit about this product and a bit of knowledge of the industry you could put another thing why is it expensive in US and it is because of shipping from Italy and that in the begging a third party was selling them so they had to put their price to, but you are to occupied sucking at everything that you do and knowing nothing at all about value and commitment of others people hard work.

  • @etamlous
    @etamlous 8 років тому +1670

    All of this looks cute and functional but when you start living you'll get tired of constantly shuffling walls, and cabinets, beds and tables. The kitchen is functional only for a yuppie who will be eating out and not cooking in the apartment. Anyone who has even done light cooking will know how the heat and smells of fried oils can overwhelm a room. And that flip down bed will fall apart if you try to hook up on it.

    • @159SG
      @159SG 8 років тому +44

      +etamlous agreed. maybe for a short term stay/visit deal

    • @classikz
      @classikz 8 років тому +36

      +etamlous Annnnnd he pays $5,000/mo.

    • @Lertic
      @Lertic 8 років тому +81

      +etamlous It's not like you need to be constantly pulling and pushing, though. I guess the stuff one would use most are the 'office' and obviously the bed. The office only takes such a small amount of space that you would probably have set it up all day anyway. The only downside truly is the bed, but you could also spread your sheets, pillows and blankets over the sofa. As for the rest of the stuff, such as the guest room or the goliath table - that's only something you would use if you get lots of visits. And pulling and pushing 'the guestroom' out once or twice in a year is not such a big deal in my opinion. All in all I think this transforming apartment really uses the available space in a clever way. Especially in NYC, where most of the time you get small apartments for a ridiculously high monthly rent, this might be a way to at least enjoy the tiny room.

    • @Atombender
      @Atombender 8 років тому +23

      +etamlous Yeah, basically having one room consisting of a kitchen, a bedroom and guest rooms is going to stink up the entire place.

    • @Steven-xf8mz
      @Steven-xf8mz 8 років тому +8

      +159SG it looks like a very decent short term stay on airbnb.

  • @bigthis8260
    @bigthis8260 9 років тому +65

    I love how the shiiter becomes a 'private room'!

  • @LordMatria
    @LordMatria 8 років тому +211

    The point of living in a tiny apartment is to live cheap, the way to make that work is by applying minimalism to the way you use the space, not by tucking everything away. This apartment cancels out both of those means/ends, since it isn't a tiny apartment compared to others in NYC and it isn't minimal

    • @alicetremain7366
      @alicetremain7366 8 років тому +6

      +TeenWitch1996 Given the diversity in the world, I'm pretty sure there are multiple reasons to live in a tiny apartment. In addition to minimalism, borrowing fold-out solutions from boat design is a good idea. This one apt happens to showcase a dozen ideas in one place. I wouldn't build them all, e.g., I have another place for my bike and would never have a microwave, but am going to try the solar battery and standing desk/office, which would be good anywhere. I imagine the dining table is superexpensive, but it's definitely a good solution to nest it under the kitchen work surface.

    • @LordMatria
      @LordMatria 8 років тому +6

      Alice Tremain I guess this house works better as an expensive showcase/something to draw ideas from than an actual tiny home

    • @kendorukari4637
      @kendorukari4637 5 років тому +1

      Minimalization of items to the extreme could only cause more expenses in the end as an outcome.

    • @leilanidru7506
      @leilanidru7506 5 років тому

      KARIケントル how so?

  • @eternapesadilla2355
    @eternapesadilla2355 5 років тому +19

    Even though im 100% onboard with this. Truth is its way more confortable living in a large space where everything is at hand and all you have to do is walk there, not make it.

  • @hspurr5922
    @hspurr5922 5 років тому +219

    Anyone else think this is actually a huge apartment? Like come on America

    • @Ethusiastic_
      @Ethusiastic_ 5 років тому +5

      Sorry we couldn't make a 4x4 apartment for you to spend the rest of your life in this dude literally has a 1 room apartment like common bruh there's always a critic

    • @ashmiagarwal1801
      @ashmiagarwal1801 5 років тому +1

      I am not amarican but I agree with you so I liked your comment

    • @Melinx
      @Melinx 5 років тому

      Ikr. I can put like 10 people to sleep on the floor

    • @jessicathompson236
      @jessicathompson236 5 років тому +1

      Hazel Margerison , it's not small, that's for sure.

    • @2smithyyy652
      @2smithyyy652 5 років тому

      What does american have anything to do with it?

  • @rokhamler3352
    @rokhamler3352 5 років тому +103

    You just have to waste at least 30 minutes - cleaning, putting things away, unprepping and then prepping each room "mode" any time you need to do anything you weren't doing previously. This looks great on camera but you would burn out on it within a year. Just because you can squeeze a lot of functions into a small living space doesn't make it automatically more functional if you constantly have to do more busy work besides regular chores. It ceases to function as a LIVING space and you will pay throught the nose for this.

    • @FireyDeath4
      @FireyDeath4 5 років тому +1

      Well the floor always stays the same! So you don't have to clean as much ground every week!

    • @rxonmymind8362
      @rxonmymind8362 5 років тому +2

      True. But imagine the calories you would burn! This teeny home idea would be applicable for 20-40 ft RVs.

    • @aon02b
      @aon02b 5 років тому +2

      The only thing you really need to do is take your bed down and put it back up. Unless you have guests over. The cooking things you can leave on the counter, you don't have to put them back in the drawer. Technically you can just leave the bed down as well. The wall sliding was only to access the guest room. You technically don't have to do anything if you don't care about it looking neat

  • @jeankee1234
    @jeankee1234 7 років тому +211

    I like it but the bathroom makes me claustrophobic :(

    • @rxonmymind8362
      @rxonmymind8362 5 років тому +3

      There should be a sign
      NO fat people.
      This guy's racist towards fat people. A Samoan couldn't walk around in there. In fact when he goes to advertise this apartment to sell he should say fat people do not apply.

    • @user-tt6nd6iv8b
      @user-tt6nd6iv8b 5 років тому +5

      Rxonmymind fat people isn’t a race dumbass.

    • @user-tt6nd6iv8b
      @user-tt6nd6iv8b 5 років тому +1

      Jean Carlos Uzcategui nobody cares what makes you claustrophobic.

    • @Scanvas3
      @Scanvas3 5 років тому

      I like the bathroom XDD, I like enclosed spaces (sometimes)

    • @nelmae6026
      @nelmae6026 3 роки тому

      I'm the same as you. It's pretty cramp and it feels like you can't even breathe in there but I guess it's not for people who can't handle very small spaces(I'm referring to the bathroom)

  • @adamaylikeamonth808
    @adamaylikeamonth808 5 років тому +35

    I love the apartment but this music is so annoying

  • @hipatiadealejandria2452
    @hipatiadealejandria2452 8 років тому +27

    It is a prototype. If it were produced in mass certainly the cost of all the ingenius but expensive gadgets may become more affordable.

  • @JPBXL
    @JPBXL 5 років тому +2

    This is probably the best tiny apartment Ive seen so far. There is no detail missing. Just love it.

  • @icey984
    @icey984 8 років тому +193

    Saw that book! " how to be black"

    • @swiftset
      @swiftset 8 років тому +10

      lol. I think we were intended to catch that

  • @ezekielpeppers637
    @ezekielpeppers637 7 років тому +592

    1:18 he has a book called how to be black

    • @nashorn_4738
      @nashorn_4738 7 років тому +11

      Rick Owens lol!

    • @abdokallab5996
      @abdokallab5996 6 років тому +29

      Man .... you seriously lookesd at the details

    • @JoeDavis91
      @JoeDavis91 6 років тому +8

      I saw that beat me to it wtf though🤣

    • @yosiahsmith
      @yosiahsmith 5 років тому +3

      I thought it was how to do dishes.

    • @Reefjuice4634
      @Reefjuice4634 5 років тому +4

      😂😂i thought i was the only one who saw the book

  • @JustGotHeated
    @JustGotHeated 5 років тому +8

    “I love the stand up desk.”
    *immediately grabs a chair next scene

  • @DrewKelleyTidwell
    @DrewKelleyTidwell 5 років тому

    Appears very cold and souless--its like you pack up everything and live in exam room , give me cozy and comfy any day!!

  • @Kyleswrld
    @Kyleswrld 5 років тому +13

    Great idea!
    if you have 2 mil lying around

  • @ladydusk1
    @ladydusk1 8 років тому +368

    Lol this is probably for when millionaire hipsters decide to go slumming. I'll bet the cost would be prohibitive for anyone who is actually on a budget.

    • @Borat911
      @Borat911 8 років тому +17

      +santonegra Not if you're a carpenter .... you could easily build all this yourself .... But then again I'm a home depot freak who even makes his own furniture from cheap products on discount

    • @marydotjpeg
      @marydotjpeg 8 років тому +10

      i think what he's showing here is a demo or a preview of the micro apartments opening up here soon. which means they'll be like this automatically when you rent. (not everything obviously) but maybe the way the furniture works, storage etc. Ikea is a great place to look its actually not that expensive. I agree with the price tag of those apartments I think they'll go for 2k a month :s

    • @muhammadislam8402
      @muhammadislam8402 5 років тому

      J

  • @markwill4575
    @markwill4575 8 років тому +36

    this is a lovely apartment in a great neighborhood with remarkable work done.
    but holy shit take that carpet away.

  • @Lord_Shadowz
    @Lord_Shadowz 5 років тому

    Absolutely amazing!!!

  • @lmaowutwymuaintstanonlyone1390
    @lmaowutwymuaintstanonlyone1390 5 років тому +1

    This is like a dream to me, i would LOVE to have this when I’m ready to move out and live on my own.

  • @timmason3988
    @timmason3988 5 років тому +4

    "You can see behind closed doors I'm a bit of a mess"
    *opens a cabinet door to reveal a cabinet more organized than than anything I've owned in my life*

  • @akashvashishtha8810
    @akashvashishtha8810 6 років тому +7

    Loved it great architecture hope i could buy :')

  • @luxelife418
    @luxelife418 6 років тому

    Wow! Amazing! Love it!!

  • @obiwans
    @obiwans 7 років тому +1

    i love tiny spaces! everything small is adorable! i wanna live there :(

  • @bigboydownstairs9651
    @bigboydownstairs9651 7 років тому +306

    This guy just spent a million dollars for an apartment that's smaller than my daughter's bedroom -_- ...

    • @shaheerrahman4278
      @shaheerrahman4278 7 років тому +51

      Soho is a very expensive neighborhood.

    • @richfuckable
      @richfuckable 7 років тому +6

      its really not.

    • @unaaaaaaa1934
      @unaaaaaaa1934 7 років тому +37

      PEN15 it's the fashion district of New York, it's most definitely expensive. Real estate is all about the location, anyways.

    • @thatgayliengremlinp4766
      @thatgayliengremlinp4766 6 років тому +115

      And I'm just over here wondering how damn huge this person's daughter's bedroom must be

    • @tolfan4438
      @tolfan4438 5 років тому +7

      BigboyDownStairs I don't know how big his daughter's bedroom is but 400 square feet would be 10 x 40 go check out a 40 foot mobile home see how big that is that's how big the apartment is his daughter's bedroom is bigger than that

  • @eagleislander
    @eagleislander 7 років тому +3

    It's small like a brain, but compacted with efficient functionality. Great job!

  • @supersnoozy1
    @supersnoozy1 8 років тому

    id love this place. small, simple and cosy!!!

  • @creativesymon
    @creativesymon 5 років тому

    Love it. The hidden spare room is ingenious.

  • @EvilEmu-re5nj
    @EvilEmu-re5nj 5 років тому +36

    Dude what's with the music???

  • @normanwong6129
    @normanwong6129 7 років тому +41

    wow it looks awesome but he never mentioned how much it costs and also pulling up up and down the walls and furniture can be tiring after a hard day's work

    • @rxonmymind8362
      @rxonmymind8362 5 років тому +2

      True. Now if it had smart features and it started to learn your patterns does opening and closing places like a nest thermostat that would be cool. Better yet voice commands.

  • @janncilliers2843
    @janncilliers2843 4 роки тому

    So CLEVER bro. I love it. Well done. ,!!!

  • @JustCallMeAnnie
    @JustCallMeAnnie 5 років тому

    Wow! Great job!

  • @DullardGuy
    @DullardGuy 9 років тому +254

    I like the idea, I just don't like the fact that everything is white.

    • @Utuberd0
      @Utuberd0 8 років тому +15

      Look at the dude.

    • @Utuberd0
      @Utuberd0 8 років тому

      Look at the dude.

    • @DixSmithy
      @DixSmithy 8 років тому +83

      +DullardGuy the apartment is probably white because its such a small space. It makes it look bigger. If you would use darker colours then it would end up looking like a cave.

    • @HatredPrime
      @HatredPrime 8 років тому +6

      +DullardGuy Racist.

    • @alex.garrett
      @alex.garrett 8 років тому +11

      +HatredPrime i think he meant cause the guy looks like a total dingus. he has no swag or emotion just function and money

  • @hyacinthdibley
    @hyacinthdibley 8 років тому +9

    This is small?
    ooooooookay, then.
    I love all the movable contentsfeatures of the apartment, but small? Idk

  • @olrikm
    @olrikm 6 років тому

    Amazingly creative. Bravo.

  • @the_jimmy_nation
    @the_jimmy_nation 8 років тому +2

    dinner table opening is so satisfying

  • @Maenamay
    @Maenamay 8 років тому +33

    wheres the laundry

  • @billybobby5247
    @billybobby5247 9 років тому +106

    "how can convince poor people to live in a cage?"
    "we'll give them transforming apartments"

    • @cristianfaust8236
      @cristianfaust8236 9 років тому +5

      the future comes, there ' re much people in the big city....is just a solution for live confortable ... a solution for a very big problem!!! u can live anywere u want!!!

    • @briannadeal4046
      @briannadeal4046 6 років тому +2

      Haha I'm guessing you've never seen what they have in japan.

    • @NancyKTV
      @NancyKTV 5 років тому +2

      this is 100% for rich people, you can't be poor and live in soho no matter how little space you try to buy. It's the most expensive area of NYC

  • @pontesue
    @pontesue 5 років тому

    The description is very well written. Props 👌

  • @ardalan101
    @ardalan101 5 років тому

    Amazing, thanks for sharing

  • @Kvmilla
    @Kvmilla 8 років тому +60

    I need that dining table. Where do I get one?

  • @mikedunkle6709
    @mikedunkle6709 8 років тому +13

    cool space but how much is rent in soho or is this a bought and payed for apartment??

    • @Celcifur
      @Celcifur 5 років тому

      Mike Dunkle the rent in soho Manhattan is 3k and up, he spent 28k to build it up like that.

  • @ToniToussaint
    @ToniToussaint 8 років тому

    WOW. what a cool space!

  • @nefelichristogoula316
    @nefelichristogoula316 5 років тому

    Ok, I want this house now. Brilliant!

  • @SuperJusticealiyah
    @SuperJusticealiyah 8 років тому +7

    cool, but yes a fortune. I would like to see this style of apartment as a norm in cities, rather than having to install it yourself. builders should be promoting this

  • @designsbyden
    @designsbyden 8 років тому +4

    The table is very modern and elegant as well. Good job to the architects and industrial designers.

  • @Prettyal127
    @Prettyal127 7 років тому

    This is incredible!!!!!

  • @NehaSingh-xo5wn
    @NehaSingh-xo5wn 5 років тому

    Awesome... Very logically designed

  • @pygmygiant
    @pygmygiant 6 років тому +113

    This feels so soulless and depressing

  • @zach6296
    @zach6296 9 років тому +56

    Some dude in hong kong already did this

    • @50crowley
      @50crowley 9 років тому +8

      Yeah, and he managed to pull it off in only 300sqft as opposed to 420.

    • @viktorwest786
      @viktorwest786 8 років тому +2

      +Brian Crowley 420 blaze

    • @XJLCA
      @XJLCA 8 років тому

      Is there a video about this HK dude?

    • @ohbbyilikeitrawr
      @ohbbyilikeitrawr 8 років тому

      yeah, I noticed this is just a copy of something else.

    • @ohbbyilikeitrawr
      @ohbbyilikeitrawr 8 років тому

      +XJLCA search transforming / transformer apartment or something like that

  • @rulescamed1879
    @rulescamed1879 5 років тому +2

    Everyone wants this beautiful house 😍💓

  • @amartinjoe
    @amartinjoe 8 років тому

    that is AMAZING. first class!

  • @charlleedodson
    @charlleedodson 6 років тому +4

    Cool ideas, but how much did you spend? This doesn’t seem practical for the normal person who only has maybe $500 to design and decorate their apartment.

  • @pluutopluto
    @pluutopluto 7 років тому +11

    I want a house like this.

    • @pamelaia
      @pamelaia 6 років тому

      +Akuma Nightmare
      Yeah, a house- NOT a lil apartment thing.

  • @vmemak
    @vmemak 7 років тому

    Fantastic!

  • @BTRlova4eva
    @BTRlova4eva 8 років тому

    That's amazing!

  • @urhao
    @urhao 5 років тому +3

    have you seen a one person apartment in japan

  • @forwardslash1486
    @forwardslash1486 5 років тому +3

    This is a small apartment... In Dublin this would be conceded a studio penthouse and cost you 3000 a month...

    • @alize0623
      @alize0623 5 років тому

      Stephen Lowry No difference in New York...

  • @ADionisio
    @ADionisio 8 років тому

    Love it!!

  • @leeveonbrand2500
    @leeveonbrand2500 7 років тому

    Wow this is beautiful.

  • @jacobcarpenter4331
    @jacobcarpenter4331 8 років тому +6

    Ok but how much does it cost?

  • @wiwka13
    @wiwka13 5 років тому +3

    Dude, my apartment is like half of it and the only "designed" thing in it is my bed that I can "make in half" by making it into a couch...
    I hope that's intelligible, English is not my first language >

  • @collinmcardle9157
    @collinmcardle9157 8 років тому

    Awesome!!

  • @lifeofshauda
    @lifeofshauda 5 років тому

    My bucket list apartment! 😍

  • @lesviesblanchescomptent
    @lesviesblanchescomptent 7 років тому +7

    that isn't a small space.

  • @mathlover101hotmail
    @mathlover101hotmail 8 років тому +88

    Claustrophobia

  • @jbgo2984
    @jbgo2984 8 років тому

    i love the Goliath table! and the instant guest room haha voila!

  • @curliefro
    @curliefro 8 років тому

    Amazing use of space!

  • @nonyabusiness665
    @nonyabusiness665 8 років тому +9

    Kind of somewhat really fucking jealous.

  • @asadrking
    @asadrking 6 років тому

    Wow, this is a fantastic use of space

  • @jimmykudo6995
    @jimmykudo6995 5 років тому

    This is very neat. Love the artistic side being done in such a small space.

  • @KK-zw6bo
    @KK-zw6bo 5 років тому +7

    What about if you get a chick and she comes over and she says “let’s go to the bedroom”,and he says”we’re in it”, it’s just a turn off and I think it’s a bit stupid to go to this extent, everything feels really cramped

  • @kimberly4890
    @kimberly4890 5 років тому +10

    but 400sq m is already big...i live in a 100sq m house and its enough

  • @phyllissandy3017
    @phyllissandy3017 5 років тому

    I absolutely love this apartment. It's practical and ingenious

  • @ericsgranny8933
    @ericsgranny8933 4 роки тому

    Fabulous!

  • @Anonymous-iq5zg
    @Anonymous-iq5zg 8 років тому +9

    1.25 theres a book that says how to be black

  • @TanvirHossainShubho
    @TanvirHossainShubho 7 років тому +4

    this is truly imaginative. awesome ideas. however, it requires a lot of works. clearly not for a skinny person like me.

  • @MyekaJohnson
    @MyekaJohnson 2 роки тому

    Love this!

  • @willadoray3567
    @willadoray3567 6 років тому +1

    This is epic! But... I could see myself forgetting where something is, and opening EVERYTHING to find it

  • @Dani-dw9ux
    @Dani-dw9ux 8 років тому +9

    I couldnt live anywhere that didnt have a bath tub. i would die.

    • @Anonymous-qd3be
      @Anonymous-qd3be 6 років тому +2

      I dont have a bath tub why would you even use one it takes so long to fill it with water

  • @TomPark1986
    @TomPark1986 7 років тому +5

    03:05 This apartment will cost 6000 per month etc etc....

    • @louis1443
      @louis1443 7 років тому

      No

    • @Waqas4hmed
      @Waqas4hmed 7 років тому

      CNN did the same video and He says $1 million for this space.

    • @Waqas4hmed
      @Waqas4hmed 7 років тому

      CNN did the same video and He says $1 million for this space.

    • @jsjdhdjdjbddbkd820
      @jsjdhdjdjbddbkd820 7 років тому

      Tom F Park

  • @LanzaNation
    @LanzaNation 5 років тому +1

    I love this apartment! I’d be thrilled to live there

  • @youyong28
    @youyong28 5 років тому

    Amazing!

  • @jupitired777
    @jupitired777 5 років тому

    I really like it. looks very cool! great use of a small space

  • @Oashisu389
    @Oashisu389 5 років тому +1

    I live in Japan and this is twice the size of my apartment. My cat and I enjoy our space together, even though it's small. I've been living here long enough to start questioning why North Americans think they need such large places to live.

    • @revekat2053
      @revekat2053 Рік тому

      it's because we think that bigger spaces will make us look less fat.

  • @ereekinho8330
    @ereekinho8330 8 років тому

    this is so cool, minimalism at its finest

  • @unsolvedcasesandnews
    @unsolvedcasesandnews 5 років тому

    I love the design it’s really great it’s given me an idea to have a table that comes out or at least stays out In my kitchen / living room I could have an area to sit at

  • @AmiraMuhammad
    @AmiraMuhammad 6 років тому

    Wow so cool!!!

  • @soofisandhu
    @soofisandhu 5 років тому

    I am big fan of large houses but after watching that, i am just so impressed. Kudos to designers and everyone who effectively managed everything 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼

  • @nikkipyer
    @nikkipyer 7 років тому

    This was wonderful

  • @Monikblessed
    @Monikblessed 8 років тому

    Truly Amazing!!!!

  • @willafowler5530
    @willafowler5530 5 років тому

    This is so cool!

  • @eurusholmes7
    @eurusholmes7 5 років тому

    Highly fascinating house not at all boring ..love it

  • @stephenelson1409
    @stephenelson1409 6 років тому

    I lived in a 400 sf studio apartment( 11th and Broadway) with a traditional galley kitchen (unusual in NYC studio) for eight years as a renter. I did as many build in as I could legally do with built in banquette with storage underneath and a Murphy bed - it expanded the functionality and the Murphy bed was comfortable and practical...also at the time (1980's) my rent was
    $482 .Last year the same apartment (new stove) sold for $435,000.00 with monthly fees of 1100.00. So even a studio in Manhattan is far removed from the reach of the average wage earner...

  • @pathikdesai5853
    @pathikdesai5853 5 років тому

    You really thought this through. 👌