This is my dream, to have a natural and sustainable house on the village, living peacefully with my family, a small kitchen garden, a little orchard, a little farm and just peace. ❤
Namaste dai, I live in uk but planing to live in Nepal once kids grow up n looking for mud house design for a long time n thinking if anyone in Nepal know how to build it n finally I found you. So happy n excited. In future I will definitely come n look for you. Keep up the good work n thank you for sharing this video
I am so envious of your rammed earth home Mr Narayan its really unique and well conceived home. I currently watch all the rammed earth and natural home construction videos of Indian and Tibetian homes to gain knowledge on how to build my own structure using the best combination of modern materials and ancient natural clay soil materials etc to build a energy efficient sustainable house that has all the common modern appliances and plumbing etc.
I was so eagerly waiting to see Narayan dai's house for a long time. Finally got to see it from inside and really appreciate the aesthetic work he has done to his house.
What an amazing achievement this couple has done in their lives. I feel I'm doing nothing as compared to them. I wanted to do something similar but couldn't!
Check for Francis Kere from Burkina Faso. He's globally renowned for what he's taught his people in W Africa about sustainable architecture. They can both be inspirations for Salone
Hi Narayan, loved your house and rammed earth building. Can you please provide step by step building techniques at each stage so that more people can follow building their houses in the same way like yours. i am eagerly waiting any response from you.
get planks & stakes of wood, a spade, a big hammer & lot of soil. Learn from your mistakes and just go for it, no fear. perfectionism comes later, naturally, easily. good luck !
I found it very hard to prevent bamboos from insect attack. I tried a lot but couldn't get the genuine solution to treat bamboos to make the structures more durable. I would be very grateful if he could demonstrate or just tell how he treats his bamboos to prevent it from insect attack. Some said, you need to know the exact timing to cut down bamboos, some said strong enamel coloring helps. I tried all but nothing really worked. Bamboos structures looks pretty, its easily available everywhere and its not very difficult to work with but i don't think bamboo' s structures are long lasting. Mud houses are great to live in. But i don't agree that they are using only organic local materials. They have used plenty of iron rods and also concrete. I think the way they did it is very costly. This is not possible for average Nepali. The real skills, techniques and hard work behind his work are the poor village people from Jumla. Acharya Sir invested, hired skilled labors from rural villages and mobilized them. I really appreciate his effort. BUT these rammed Earth houses are just a dream for people who don't have more than a million dollar in their bank account. I asked a question to myself, ' Could he become successful in building these luxury mud houses and establishing this Company if he wasn't appreciated, supported and helped by a rich British woman who ended up becoming her wife' ?? I think no. The main person behind Acharya Ji's success is her wife. When you are born in a very struggling working class/middle class family in one of the least developed and poor country in the world then you must need some push, some appreciation, some help, especially financial help, to create something really beautiful and unique. However I'am happy for Acharya Ji that Universe helped him connect with people who believed in him and invested in his dream project. I wish i was as fortunate as him. I have been trying to make some impact from last few years in Nepal. I have been working following the ethics and principle of permaculture. I'am working with plants, soil, available natural resources, reusing , making no waste, documenting my work, sharing in medias to inspire and help others connect and work with nature. Unfortunately i failed to reach out to people who would understand me, my passion, believe in me and my vision. I know there are some few people in this world who would like to collaborate with me. But unfortunately i couldn't reach out to them. Now i'am failing, i'am left with not much choice but to go anywhere abroad and do any work that pays me good enough, so that i can pay all my loans and save some money and start a new permaculture, earth healing projects in future. I won't give up that easily, i know people want results. People who die trying will be forgotten, but i will make sure that i will make people remember and appreciate my tireless selfless efforts to make some real good change in the world.
Yep, it is expensive but aesthetically bamboo houses are breath taking. I wish to make bamboo houses but to make it warmer and resistant to thief, I am learning about rammed earth. Just keep on learning, I think there is a company I forgot the name which deals with bamboo structures in Nepal which can help you. J hos passion na ho.
Namaste Narayan...your craft is a masterpiece...I love to build a school here in the Philippines (for the children) like the one you built...I want to learn how to make it...need help...thank you
1 to 3century...In Nepal my house also 2.5century old ..in cold season hot inside the house and in hot season cold inside the room...it is very eco-friendly ❤sry for my English ,not good but I will try to explain your request 😅
❤❤❤❤WOW, BEAUTIFUL HOME! BAMBOO DOORS, AND FURNITURES ARE DEFINITELY A PIECE OF ART WORK! BAMBOO CAN BE PROTECTED FROM INSECT INFESTATION, if you can GET THEM, VARNISHED OR PAINTED, ONCE A YEAR!❤
This is my dream, to have a natural and sustainable house on the village, living peacefully with my family, a small kitchen garden, a little orchard, a little farm and just peace. ❤
huge respect from himachal 🇮🇳
Namaste dai, I live in uk but planing to live in Nepal once kids grow up n looking for mud house design for a long time n thinking if anyone in Nepal know how to build it n finally I found you. So happy n excited. In future I will definitely come n look for you. Keep up the good work n thank you for sharing this video
I am so envious of your rammed earth home Mr Narayan its really unique and well conceived home. I currently watch all the rammed earth and natural home construction videos of Indian and Tibetian homes to gain knowledge on how to build my own structure using the best combination of modern materials and ancient natural clay soil materials etc to build a energy efficient sustainable house that has all the common modern appliances and plumbing etc.
Hi I am also starting to do the same , please can you share your ideas and notes?
His energy is contagious ❤
Just beautiful..organic as it gets..loved this💯⭐⭐⭐
Narayan Dai you're making a difference in the community and more. Proud of you dai
I was so eagerly waiting to see Narayan dai's house for a long time. Finally got to see it from inside and really appreciate the aesthetic work he has done to his house.
Give me his address details. I am interested to visit his home.
Can I get his Phone Number?
His Facebook id
RUclips id
Wonderful use of organic material for building construction... keep it up nice documentary.
Cheaper, more convenient and looks aesthetically superior than cement houses. I want to make one too.
Cheaper?
@@MandeepSingh-hn4jd Costs less yes
@@MandeepSingh-hn4jd Yes, CHEAPER!
@@MandeepSingh-hn4jd at least 10 times, building and operating costs.
What an amazing achievement this couple has done in their lives. I feel I'm doing nothing as compared to them. I wanted to do something similar but couldn't!
Proud of this couple they are a real fighter.
Wow it really takes a hardwork but he's already trained for it loved it.
This is awesome... what a nature blessed man👍
My dream right there! You give me so much hope. And I will do everything in my power to follow your path sir.
Seeing this, it becomes my dream to build this kind of house👍🏻
Please give us the cost estimation also. We will be very thankful.
Yes, the cost!
Wish you were in Sierra Leone. Your knowledge and enthusiasm for natural buildings is infectious.
Check for Francis Kere from Burkina Faso. He's globally renowned for what he's taught his people in W Africa about sustainable architecture. They can both be inspirations for Salone
This looks so graceful. Much kudos.its a work of art .I dream to build such rammed house on the laps of hills in Nepal 💜
Thanks for sharing " some amazing structures " please share some more 👍
Thank you, we will
I was thinking for a long time when will every human on the planet realise the nature. Thank you so much for sharing your wisdom.
Hi Narayan, loved your house and rammed earth building. Can you please provide step by step building techniques at each stage so that more people can follow building their houses in the same way like yours. i am eagerly waiting any response from you.
Visit Jon Jandai in Thailand. He may help you.
get planks & stakes of wood, a spade, a big hammer & lot of soil.
Learn from your mistakes and just go for it, no fear.
perfectionism comes later, naturally, easily.
good luck !
My dream to build the house with the five elements, that breaths along with me
Lovely man congrats!!! You are living my dream 😍
Absolutely wonderful and inspring:) Namaskaram:)
His English speaking is the best one...Hats off
Amazing, amazing, keep up the good work. future awaits for you - Sustainable houses.
Narayan is a happy man.👍
he has novels of knowledge together to be opened!!!
My congratulations! It gives amazing vibes ❤
i love these videos, keep them coming, thank you so much.❤
I found it very hard to prevent bamboos from insect attack. I tried a lot but couldn't get the genuine solution to treat bamboos to make the structures more durable. I would be very grateful if he could demonstrate or just tell how he treats his bamboos to prevent it from insect attack. Some said, you need to know the exact timing to cut down bamboos, some said strong enamel coloring helps. I tried all but nothing really worked. Bamboos structures looks pretty, its easily available everywhere and its not very difficult to work with but i don't think bamboo' s structures are long lasting. Mud houses are great to live in. But i don't agree that they are using only organic local materials. They have used plenty of iron rods and also concrete. I think the way they did it is very costly. This is not possible for average Nepali.
The real skills, techniques and hard work behind his work are the poor village people from Jumla. Acharya Sir invested, hired skilled labors from rural villages and mobilized them. I really appreciate his effort. BUT these rammed Earth houses are just a dream for people who don't have more than a million dollar in their bank account.
I asked a question to myself, ' Could he become successful in building these luxury mud houses and establishing this Company if he wasn't appreciated, supported and helped by a rich British woman who ended up becoming her wife' ?? I think no.
The main person behind Acharya Ji's success is her wife. When you are born in a very struggling working class/middle class family in one of the least developed and poor country in the world then you must need some push, some appreciation, some help, especially financial help, to create something really beautiful and unique.
However I'am happy for Acharya Ji that Universe helped him connect with people who believed in him and invested in his dream project. I wish i was as fortunate as him. I have been trying to make some impact from last few years in Nepal. I have been working following the ethics and principle of permaculture. I'am working with plants, soil, available natural resources, reusing , making no waste, documenting my work, sharing in medias to inspire and help others connect and work with nature. Unfortunately i failed to reach out to people who would understand me, my passion, believe in me and my vision. I know there are some few people in this world who would like to collaborate with me. But unfortunately i couldn't reach out to them. Now i'am failing, i'am left with not much choice but to go anywhere abroad and do any work that pays me good enough, so that i can pay all my loans and save some money and start a new permaculture, earth healing projects in future. I won't give up that easily, i know people want results. People who die trying will be forgotten, but i will make sure that i will make people remember and appreciate my tireless selfless efforts to make some real good change in the world.
Yep, it is expensive but aesthetically bamboo houses are breath taking. I wish to make bamboo houses but to make it warmer and resistant to thief, I am learning about rammed earth. Just keep on learning, I think there is a company I forgot the name which deals with bamboo structures in Nepal which can help you. J hos passion na ho.
Never give up.There are many neplease youth whi thinks like you.Destiny will help you meet with them.
Awesome man, I would love to make a wish for you that " Samanya Manav must get what he is looking for"
Namaste Narayan...your craft is a masterpiece...I love to build a school here in the Philippines (for the children) like the one you built...I want to learn how to make it...need help...thank you
Its really wonderful. Why dont you write a book on such an amazing ecofreindly housing n building making.
Amazing to see this kind of initiative, inspired to do the same.
Wow I would love to have a mud house 😍😍 great work keep it up 👍 nature at its peak
Govt should push eco friendly culture, to build house and adopt pharmaculture.
It would be really nice if govt. did that, untill then we just got to do it ourselves.
Permaculture.
More important question: have YOU adopted eco friendly culture?
Organic nature house...simply superb
Good man! Greetings from Germany and Italy.
So inspiring. Loved this so much!
Why did I not come through this channel before?
very nice work. love it!
This is my dream house...
if i can visit your place sometimes on may please. looks really cool!!!!
Wow!. I'm curious to know how this will work in snow areas, where there's 8ft snowfall in winters.
Ekdum ramro lagyo
In future I have a plan to build this rammed earth house. Whenever we decide to shift from this concrete building we will need your help.
I love this man’s house than all the modern houses they are now selling in KTM for crores and crores.
Thanks for doing this video ❤️.
So nice.. Beautiful home 🏡...
I impressed this concept and wish to have this type of home.And want to know that how many years sustained this type of house .
1 to 3century...In Nepal my house also 2.5century old ..in cold season hot inside the house and in hot season cold inside the room...it is very eco-friendly ❤sry for my English ,not good but I will try to explain your request 😅
Vey Nice video, But how come it is fire resistant mainly first floor?
😮Wow it's beautiful
Really nice and attractive
Wow how beautiful 😍
So cool
This is so great
Incredible!
Kun kun thauma banaunu bhako cha "Rammed Earth" ko Ghar yeso details dinu bhaye ta ramro hunthiyo🙏🙏🙏
Amazing 🌳🌳
Great job sir thanks 👍
Gjb h mtlb👍🏿
Love it. Wanna live it someday too ❤
I always dream of such house
How was the bamboo treated? Do you have to treat it before or can it be sprayed with something?
Motivating
Wonderful
Is there a link to his website?
Superb, indeed
House is beautiful.It would be better had he detailed it more and included cost as well.
Sir, what about bamboo life? I also have bamboo house, but every 5 years it requires maintenance. We change bamboo piller
its freaking beautiful
Nice 👍
❤❤❤❤WOW, BEAUTIFUL HOME!
BAMBOO DOORS, AND FURNITURES ARE DEFINITELY A PIECE OF ART WORK!
BAMBOO CAN BE PROTECTED FROM INSECT INFESTATION, if you can GET THEM, VARNISHED OR PAINTED, ONCE A YEAR!❤
Very nice sir
Beautiful
Awesome.
Wow nice house❤❤
What is the wall thikness of rammed earth bulding. Plz... Repaly.
Does it last for long time?does it cost too high
How do you do the flooring on the second floor? Is it rammed earth too?
Which company's waterproofing camical you have used on rammed earth wall plz tell me iam looking for it
Nice ...
WoW😇
in 10 years im going to do the same boy
great
Great
Love it
amazing
Legend 👍
How to process bamboo. Can you please explain
Dai cost kati parchha?
what would be the cost to construct 2 storey house of around 2500 Sq Ft in kathmandu valley?
How much does it cost ? is it cheaper compare to brick house
Hello namaskar sir. I would like to know the cost for the construction. Is it cost effective?? Cuz I would like to have one like it for myself.
How did you tread the bamboo
Plz tell TIME & COST of construction
How much did it cost?
Ma morang bata,namaskar sir.Yo ghar banauna kati kharch lagxa hola sir?please massage me.
How did it cost