J-Bee Burrows Agreed. I really thought the bedroom was up above in a loft by the windows, but that was just the blackness of the ceiling and reflection of the windows. confused me. really special space.
It's really cool to see that although the apartment looks very futuristic inside, it's actually in a regular building full of regular apartments, not a luxury building. And he actually grew up living in that room before he upgraded it years later. Really a great example of what you can do with what you already have.
I don't mean to be rude but that was not the point... To do something new with something you already have.. I think it was more saving space and not requiring a lot of it to have all the basic necessities of a home in that small space
Raj Dash ironically, I think you also missed the commenter's point. They meant that it was nice to see that this isn't a whole new luxury apartment that was built to take up even more space. They were impressed that he was able to transform his old home into a space that was efficient.
I was going to write the same thing! Is that a tint or pollution from China! I live in Japan and we often get lovely golden sunsets thanks to China’s yellow sand pollution! 😜
I've watched this video a few times now over the past year and I am continually amazed at the new innovations and space-savings ideas I spot. The open floor plan, when all the modular shelving is collapsed, makes the space feel like a proper house. The tinted windows liven up the space and that shower! Wow I want one.
I love this on SO many levels. The only foreseeable problem is imagine the nervous breakdown you'll have when you misplace something and have to rearrange each room to find it! But very very good design.
This was the most amazing small space design and my favorite. I love the hanging movable walls. I wish we could see how he designed them and learn a little bit more about how it works. It almost seems like magic.
I periodically go back to watch this video and it gives me a great pleasure. The planning and execution are nearly perfect. I first learned about this wonderful apartment from books but your video surpasses written material by far being so informative. Thank you for making and posting it. I am surprised id does not have even more views.
I do the same thing it is a pretty simple build. Did you see the roller skate like wheels on the bottoms of the walls. But where does one get the tracks he used on the ceiling????
Geo H You actually DO something like that?! I merely APPRECIATE what is done by others in interior design :) I have no idea where he got the tracks like that...the designer seems very approachable so maybe you can contact and ask him.
I will do thanks for the advice. I saw some tracks on the Home Depot website that look like they can work. Garage door tracks or something similar should do the trick. I also found a layout ofhis design on google. Yay!
Can't get better than this! I enjoy these vids very much & I would love to see a breakdown of costs in the projects you upload whenever possible. In my little world your vids have become a form of entertainment bc I rarely watch tv. Thank you so much!
I loved this video!! I have seen videos on several small, morphing apartments, but this was by far the best!! The thought that had to go into planning this...I can't even imagine. I love his protests, "I have way too much storage space"...LOL!!!
And he has thought of this first, i saw him in soooo many magazines before he was on the internet , seriously . I think Gary Chang deserves the architecture equivalent of Nobel prize
I love the mentality: your city is your home, not just your apartment. The design is fabulous. I want to hide my kitchen when I'm done cooking. Same goes for laundry (well, I currently don't have a laundry room, but if I did...). Truly brilliant design.
A clever use of limited floor space for multiple functions. I was especially impressed with how a spacious kitchen can be compressed into a small space when not in use. I'm not a bathtub person, so I'd probably redesign that space for my bed, avoiding the hassle of the fold-down one.
If I had the money, I'd hire this guy to build homes. It's an elegant solution to the urban space problem, better than just shrinking the size of rooms in apartments. It would be perfect for rehabilitating the homeless as well.
@@martymaloney1032 and now the boomers blame pollution, overpopulation, rising prices, and depleting resources to the youth. A lot of people would wish they were never born if that's what they're gonna leave us with
Most wonderful designed apartment I have seen so far ! And with the sepia filtered windows, the view is gorgeous ! Thank you for this wonderful video !
Loved the orange tint of the windows, and the mirror ceilings helps the lighting and makes the space look bigger. Very well designed, although if it was me id do away with the clutter and go for a more minimalistic approach. Very well designed though. The bathtub is very neat.
Reminds me to films like Bladerunner or the videogame Deus Ex. Well done and it shows that you don't need a lot of space to live you just have to use it efficient.
I love how different every small apartment design is. In another video the designer said, you only shower once a day for 5-15min so he designed the shower area to basically fold away when not in use; here, the shower is extra big because “everyone has to do it all the time so why don’t you make it a little bit larger”. Different use cases, different designs, love it
Living small is a recent goal of mine, and thank you for posting this simple living in many cultures. The length of them is at a sweet spot as well. Please don't stop.
A video with this exact apartment was what led me to kristen's channel, and from then on I became a loyal viewer of her videos. That was two years ago. It's funny how now I feel like I've come full circle. Looking forward to the next video:-)
Wilex Ly This reminds me of what confused me in Harry Potter. Always frustrated when Hermione said prodigies potion instead of polyjuice potion. Brit accents really muck some things up.
I saw this video years ago and I still remember the brilliant yellow color from the windows in this video. I wanted that in my small studio for the longest time. It gives the room such a relaxing feel.
+HeartlandRanchTV Ha, ha! Funny! But he also had plenty of empty storage space too. Looked like the CDs are his wall decoration. Who uses CDs much anymore? Although, he had a smart phone or some other gadget in his hand, he stated that he didn't care for a lot of high tech gadgets and preferred to do things physically, good exercise for his health. I can agree with that. I think we can have too much technology trapping our lives at home or opening up hackers to do some bad things in our lives.
if I had to ever get something "mansion" sized. I would make every room have moving parts like this, and theme it after Quake. "90 fireplacess are aesthetically nice" btfo. if you cant use library shelves as crushing hazards against intruders, and have an automated labrynth of moving dividers, then whats the point of being wealthy.
The mirrors hiding the tracks on the ceiling! I didn't even notice that the first time around. I had initially thought that he just had really high ceilings. Great effect though!
BigSirZebras Can confirm, single dude who's fridge is always very empty, just like that. I would only be throwing a lot of stuff away if I keep it stocked, since not a lot of stuff keeps fresh for more than a week and you can just buy daily stuff every day, hence daily.
I thought this a new brilliant choice space saving. It minimize the movement for compartment like folding the furnitures and storing them in place. All you need is transform the space into a department. It's a good credit for space saving option. The downside it might cost higher and rigid design. But it still contribute a good space saving idea for rooms/or tiny house. Good job!
Well designed, but would feel larger with light colors. With the internet, get rid of the 3000 cds you'll never use. The large bathtub and huge shower, washer and dryer and walk-in closet are a winner.
"My trouble is I have too much storage" Why should he get rid of his CDs, collecting them is probably a hobby of his, and he has the extra space for them.
But he has so much storage space, might as well use it for something he's passionate about. I'm sure to him that collection has a lot of sentimental value. Plus the collection shows the homeowner's character.
I imagine his cd’s are equivalent to having a library, some of us like to hold a book in our hands rather than scroll to read. Some people like the action of getting a cd or record out of its jacket and placing onto the turn table or whatever that little thing is you put the cd into.😊
You have to move everything everytime you do something. Like, for example, you just got up and want to get something from the fridge, you can't access the kitchen because you have to put the bed first up. It's a lot of storage and the detail on the ceiling is great but I think over the time I'd personally get tired of moving things all the time, specially because when you move something it stays in the middle of the room.
Man, I have never seen a kitchen disappear in one of these tiny, convertible homes! Such a clever design and brilliant maximization of space. Well done
He must be a tai chi master. Sooo many pushes and pulls...i am tooo lazy to get thru all that ... for a toilet or kitchen for a drink...but i must give him credit for all the thought-thru designs and builts. Idea, concept, functionality and practicality sometimes just cannot live togather side by side!!! Ok to try!!!
When he had the window open you could see the rust stains on the outside of the neighboring apts/buildings. The tint to the windows makes the rust not stick out so much and rather seems to blend it to the white... idk, but this seems to me as a possible factor and consideration...
Hong Kong is also extremely hot during the summer, so I imagine that the tinted windows help to shield out a lot of sun and heat. Most of the hotels in Vegas have tinted windows for the same reason.
Jason I remember Gary explaining in another video that because it is overcast so much of the time in HK, he installed yellow filters on the windows to mimic sunny days- The trouble with this video is that the videographer did not use proper lighting-
This contains so many practical ideas and solutions which could be used for all kinds of situations! A hyper creative designer: very impressive: stupendous
Ive been binging these small spaces videos and i have to say this one wins from what ive seen, this seems like the future, excellent execution and the materials are beautiful, well done! Id love to live somewhere like this, and that morning light!!
This was the original video that I had seen for Kirsten's channel, too... although he has made a few amazing changes since that first taping.... wow.... what sheer brilliance!!
This is such an elegant perfect design. This is all I need in a home. Reminds me of the apartment in Gattaca for some reason. Maybe its just the lighting which is so cool, I'm glad they shot the video like this. Everything was so noir' ish.
I like everything...everything bout the house..just 1 thing..I prefer my home to be as bright as possible...I wish I do have the money to decorate it that way
His ideal is good for extremely expensive apartment in Hongkong. You guys have no ideal how much per square feet of apartment in Hongkong. it will cost you around hkd $15000 = USD$ 1923 per square feet. .......... as same condition like designer 's apartment. ......... Crazy price
I think you could do this if the walls were cut in half. For example, if one sliding wall is 20 feet long, the constructors could cut it in half. That way, one can slide back and forth to access a closet while the other is using the living room. There are a lot of ways to build sliding/rotating enclosures. If there's an Ikea store in your city, look at how they make pre-fabricated rooms. It's amazing how much they can squeeze into barely 120 square feet.
This video looks like it has crazy dark golden filter on it, it feels very, very flash but hard to see well, in this light... But must say it really is nice, that the wall units are revealed when you need that then put back when you don't, feels like its so much more fun to live in a house like this, shape it to your needs but still live minimally..... great interior architecture...
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Ingenious design, and the mirrors had me fooled that the ceiling was high. Being a lover of good architecture I'm amazed 24 rooms wow!!!
J-Bee Burrows Agreed. I really thought the bedroom was up above in a loft by the windows, but that was just the blackness of the ceiling and reflection of the windows. confused me. really special space.
That is possibly the most efficient use of space that I have ever seen. Brilliantly done sir.
This is the future for apartment living -
this man will be dollar millonar with the right partners
It's really cool to see that although the apartment looks very futuristic inside, it's actually in a regular building full of regular apartments, not a luxury building. And he actually grew up living in that room before he upgraded it years later. Really a great example of what you can do with what you already have.
I don't mean to be rude but that was not the point... To do something new with something you already have.. I think it was more saving space and not requiring a lot of it to have all the basic necessities of a home in that small space
Raj Dash ironically, I think you also missed the commenter's point. They meant that it was nice to see that this isn't a whole new luxury apartment that was built to take up even more space. They were impressed that he was able to transform his old home into a space that was efficient.
@ Lala, could not have it said better myself
Imagine what he could do if he still had the other two rooms since it was originally a 3 room flat.
My understanding is it is still the same combined space, just rearranged.
The mirrors do give that illusion of space. For a while I thought the apartment had a window above the window.
And two toilets!!
First I thought, well the ceiling is so high, why didn’t he use that space? It made sense when I realized it was a mirror 🙂
The orange tint coming in through the window as the projector screen/curtain lifts carries echoes of Blade Runner, anyone else catch that?
Its fucking gorgeous. I want to do this to my windows.
Completely agree. I want my apartment like this, LOVE it!
I was going to comment exactly thst
I was going to write the same thing! Is that a tint or pollution from China! I live in Japan and we often get lovely golden sunsets thanks to China’s yellow sand pollution! 😜
Blade runner meets Wong Kar-wai
I've watched this video a few times now over the past year and I am continually amazed at the new innovations and space-savings ideas I spot. The open floor plan, when all the modular shelving is collapsed, makes the space feel like a proper house. The tinted windows liven up the space and that shower! Wow I want one.
I like his idea to transform a space with lesser movements, like moving / folding furnitures, to store them a place.
This is not clutter. Everything has it's space. It's very well organized, chic, futuristic, and beautiful.
I love this on SO many levels. The only foreseeable problem is imagine the nervous breakdown you'll have when you misplace something and have to rearrange each room to find it! But very very good design.
Three words: Bluetooth keychain beeper!
Another three: On every item.
When you live in a space this intentional I don't think you ever misplace anything.
Someone who builds something like this isn’t the type to misplace anything.
That would be me every day
Imagine not remembering where you put your cellphone
Or your shower LOL
*calls your phone*
"I can hear the phone ringing out of a wall but can't tell which one!!"
Hhhahhahahahah
@Marilyn Willett How exactly??
Bilal Sehovic if you are building one like this, then surely you are not a person who forget things.
the walk-in closet and bathtub won my heart x"D
wow a great use of such small space.
A great use to waste money, themoveable cabinet its ok but yeah it wont last
This was the most amazing small space design and my favorite. I love the hanging movable walls. I wish we could see how he designed them and learn a little bit more about how it works. It almost seems like magic.
A year after watching this video for the first time, I'm still amazed. Nothing else quite like this. It's brilliant and beautiful
I periodically go back to watch this video and it gives me a great pleasure. The planning and execution are nearly perfect. I first learned about this wonderful apartment from books but your video surpasses written material by far being so informative. Thank you for making and posting it. I am surprised id does not have even more views.
I do the same thing it is a pretty simple build. Did you see the roller skate like wheels on the bottoms of the walls. But where does one get the tracks he used on the ceiling????
Geo H You actually DO something like that?! I merely APPRECIATE what is done by others in interior design :) I have no idea where he got the tracks like that...the designer seems very approachable so maybe you can contact and ask him.
I will do thanks for the advice. I saw some tracks on the Home Depot website that look like they can work. Garage door tracks or something similar should do the trick. I also found a layout ofhis design on google. Yay!
About 7 years too late but just in case someone comes along wondering - Hafele & EB Bradley sell these & other innovative track systems
This is the first compartment room that I've actually liked. I might base a lot of my building on this. Thanks.
Can't get better than this!
I enjoy these vids very much & I would love to see a breakdown of costs in the projects you upload whenever possible. In my little world your vids have become a form of entertainment bc I rarely watch tv.
Thank you so much!
I loved this video!! I have seen videos on several small, morphing apartments, but this was by far the best!! The thought that had to go into planning this...I can't even imagine. I love his protests, "I have way too much storage space"...LOL!!!
And he has thought of this first, i saw him in soooo many magazines before he was on the internet , seriously .
I think Gary Chang deserves the architecture equivalent of Nobel prize
I love the mentality: your city is your home, not just your apartment. The design is fabulous. I want to hide my kitchen when I'm done cooking. Same goes for laundry (well, I currently don't have a laundry room, but if I did...). Truly brilliant design.
This is awesome. This guys should be on TV and sell this to the USA consumers.
WOW! This is a work of genius. So much thought and creative execution. Great use of resources and still feels very luxurious.
I watched this video 10 years ago...this guy still inspire me.
Same! I remember when it came out I was floored and I still am today when I see it. Nothing in the modern tiny home scene compares to this.
It's not just the intelligent way to use up the limited space. IT'S AN ART. Well done. Hong Kong Gary.
A clever use of limited floor space for multiple functions. I was especially impressed with how a spacious kitchen can be compressed into a small space when not in use. I'm not a bathtub person, so I'd probably redesign that space for my bed, avoiding the hassle of the fold-down one.
Small but luxurious...I want one
This apartment is such a wonderful use of resources and the design is simple and elegant as well, amazing!!
If I had the money, I'd hire this guy to build homes. It's an elegant solution to the urban space problem, better than just shrinking the size of rooms in apartments. It would be perfect for rehabilitating the homeless as well.
Urban space problem?? How about using condoms?!
B TT but then you wouldn’t be here if your parents had complied.😎
@@martymaloney1032 and now the boomers blame pollution, overpopulation, rising prices, and depleting resources to the youth. A lot of people would wish they were never born if that's what they're gonna leave us with
Not a boomer, but overpopulation IS the problem. The primary problem and cause of most if not all our problems.
There is no urban space problem, there is a "general lack of money for a nice apartment" problem...
Most wonderful designed apartment I have seen so far ! And with the sepia filtered windows, the view is gorgeous ! Thank you for this wonderful video !
Thank you. I just added an annotation with the correction on top of the video.
As a HK resident its quite inspiring to see what Gary has done with his small space.
My favorite multi-purpose apartment! Gary Chang would make a fortune here in NYC! Genius! Shared of course!
respectable designer,very well done
smart design, layout planning and value engineering at its best. This is the future for urban living ID design.
Loved the orange tint of the windows, and the mirror ceilings helps the lighting and makes the space look bigger. Very well designed, although if it was me id do away with the clutter and go for a more minimalistic approach. Very well designed though. The bathtub is very neat.
just like deus ex human revolution
jonathan sumtiin looks like futuristic
Reminds me to films like Bladerunner or the videogame Deus Ex. Well done and it shows that you don't need a lot of space to live you just have to use it efficient.
When i read the title, i thought it was a rich guy that bought 24 apartments and put them all together.
Love the clever design and thought process that went into it. Especially love the full size tub & the roomy shower. Bravo !!!
He has mastered the art of the tiny house, well done!
I really love how the earlier films often show spaces for dvd collections. The feel like timestamps.
I love how different every small apartment design is. In another video the designer said, you only shower once a day for 5-15min so he designed the shower area to basically fold away when not in use; here, the shower is extra big because “everyone has to do it all the time so why don’t you make it a little bit larger”. Different use cases, different designs, love it
Living small is a recent goal of mine, and thank you for posting this simple living in many cultures. The length of them is at a sweet spot as well. Please don't stop.
I agree, the tracks truly are papaya tree!
A video with this exact apartment was what led me to kristen's channel, and from then on I became a loyal viewer of her videos. That was two years ago. It's funny how now I feel like I've come full circle.
Looking forward to the next video:-)
8:42, proprietary. Not papaya tree
Wilex Ly what? SJJSJSJSJSJS
Wilex Ly I genuinely thought that it was some groovy attribute of the papaya tree... was about to google what the hell it meant
Wilex Ly This reminds me of what confused me in Harry Potter. Always frustrated when Hermione
said prodigies potion instead of polyjuice potion. Brit accents really muck some things up.
lol was about to say what kind of tree sounds like that.. and how? I was actually really confuse.
I was gonna say! Papaya tree would give shit wood.
I saw this video years ago and I still remember the brilliant yellow color from the windows in this video. I wanted that in my small studio for the longest time. It gives the room such a relaxing feel.
...except for the 3,000 CDs, he's great at making the most out of a small space.
James Dwyer I bet he's wishing he had just spent a few hundred on an ipod instead lol.
+HeartlandRanchTV Ha, ha! Funny! But he also had plenty of empty storage space too. Looked like the CDs are his wall decoration. Who uses CDs much anymore? Although, he had a smart phone or some other gadget in his hand, he stated that he didn't care for a lot of high tech gadgets and preferred to do things physically, good exercise for his health. I can agree with that. I think we can have too much technology trapping our lives at home or opening up hackers to do some bad things in our lives.
+nutrylzone agree 100%
+HeartlandRanchTV
3000 CD's times 700mb lossless audio = 2.1 TB of music, you're talking more than a couple iPods there ;)
CD's? i thought they were books
Legendary. I wish I could meet this guy and see his apartment in person.
Invite me if you ever do! Would love that too
that last sentence made all introverts cry i bit inside
Simply Marius My home is my haven not my city! I didn’t cry I was horrified!
Thanks Kirsten, this is the best video of this groundbreaking apartment. I really appreciate all the amazing ideas that you bring to me.
I love the apartment and the creative use of movement.
Fabulous. This man is organized and a total genius. Classy and sleek. Bravo!
I would have this over a mansion
if I had to ever get something "mansion" sized.
I would make every room have moving parts like this, and theme it after Quake.
"90 fireplacess are aesthetically nice" btfo. if you cant use library shelves as crushing hazards against intruders, and have an automated labrynth of moving dividers, then whats the point of being wealthy.
The mirrors hiding the tracks on the ceiling! I didn't even notice that the first time around. I had initially thought that he just had really high ceilings. Great effect though!
AMAZING DESIGN! One of the best I've seen 🙌🏾🎉
2:28 obviously a single dude when you see an entire fridge shelf designated for two soy sauce packets.
BigSirZebras Can confirm, single dude who's fridge is always very empty, just like that. I would only be throwing a lot of stuff away if I keep it stocked, since not a lot of stuff keeps fresh for more than a week and you can just buy daily stuff every day, hence daily.
lmao! busted
Heaven on earth.
That was me when my wife met me. 😁
Rxonnymibd, please pass on your blessings.
I thought this a new brilliant choice space saving. It minimize the movement for compartment like folding the furnitures and storing them in place. All you need is transform the space into a department. It's a good credit for space saving option. The downside it might cost higher and rigid design. But it still contribute a good space saving idea for rooms/or tiny house. Good job!
This was amazing! Such a clever application of "matryoshka technology" to enlarge the square footage; Thanks For Posting : )
Christ! Turn on some freakin lights so we can see something besides yellow and silhouettes !!!!
I actually like The silhouettes in yellow to be honest
I agree. It’s probably a really neat house but I couldn’t see
I mean I'm not a fan, but this was done very well for a look I don't prefer.
Than you Kirsten Dirksen for all these masterpieces, you’re doing a great job.
Space is already a luxury.
[ I went to Gary Chang's web site : Just fab! ]
One of the best uses of space i've seen. Beautifully done!
Well designed, but would feel larger with light colors. With the internet, get rid of the 3000 cds you'll never use. The large bathtub and huge shower, washer and dryer and walk-in closet are a winner.
"My trouble is I have too much storage"
Why should he get rid of his CDs, collecting them is probably a hobby of his, and he has the extra space for them.
Greg Miller n
But he has so much storage space, might as well use it for something he's passionate about. I'm sure to him that collection has a lot of sentimental value. Plus the collection shows the homeowner's character.
I imagine his cd’s are equivalent to having a library, some of us like to hold a book in our hands rather than scroll to read. Some people like the action of getting a cd or record out of its jacket and placing onto the turn table or whatever that little thing is you put the cd into.😊
You have to move everything everytime you do something. Like, for example, you just got up and want to get something from the fridge, you can't access the kitchen because you have to put the bed first up.
It's a lot of storage and the detail on the ceiling is great but I think over the time I'd personally get tired of moving things all the time, specially because when you move something it stays in the middle of the room.
That is one sick apartment.
Dat papaya tree though
+2501 did he mean proprietary....
Shelby S 😂 LOL
I came for the papaya tree and was not disappointed.
where is the papaya tree? what is it? the bath tub?
Well I am disappointed with Dat Papaya Tree Though
Man, I have never seen a kitchen disappear in one of these tiny, convertible homes! Such a clever design and brilliant maximization of space. Well done
One gotta live in a 10sqft in Hong Kong to understand how amazing this guy's design can be!
He must be a tai chi master. Sooo many pushes and pulls...i am tooo lazy to get thru all that ... for a toilet or kitchen for a drink...but i must give him credit for all the thought-thru designs and builts. Idea, concept, functionality and practicality sometimes just cannot live togather side by side!!! Ok to try!!!
I like the whole design other than the fact that the windows are tinted yellow :p
When he had the window open you could see the rust stains on the outside of the neighboring apts/buildings. The tint to the windows makes the rust not stick out so much and rather seems to blend it to the white... idk, but this seems to me as a possible factor and consideration...
You can tint it blue or pink or purple if you want , or you can just keep it clear.
Not like there's much to look outside anyway.
Hong Kong is also extremely hot during the summer, so I imagine that the tinted windows help to shield out a lot of sun and heat. Most of the hotels in Vegas have tinted windows for the same reason.
It makes it look like the newer Deus Ex games, though!
Jason I remember Gary explaining in another video that because it is overcast so much of the time in HK, he installed yellow filters on the windows to mimic sunny days- The trouble with this video is that the videographer did not use proper lighting-
This contains so many practical ideas and solutions which could be used for all kinds of situations! A hyper creative designer: very impressive: stupendous
I love this, the only thing I hate it the orange windows, it makes me feel like I'm in a spaceship with the mirrors and all.
You say that as though it were a bad thing? Who wouldn't want to live in a spaceship?
One thing is missing in his house is the coziness.
This has some pretty strong ghost in the shell cyber-punk vibes!
It's lovely to see this apartment again. It has changed subtly.
Amazing, this is the future for living in highly populated cities.
Ive been binging these small spaces videos and i have to say this one wins from what ive seen, this seems like the future, excellent execution and the materials are beautiful, well done! Id love to live somewhere like this, and that morning light!!
Every apartment should be built like this, scratch that, everything should be built like this.
This was the original video that I had seen for Kirsten's channel, too... although he has made a few amazing changes since that first taping.... wow.... what sheer brilliance!!
I think I would forget some of those rooms!!!! 😂
This is such an elegant perfect design. This is all I need in a home. Reminds me of the apartment in Gattaca for some reason. Maybe its just the lighting which is so cool, I'm glad they shot the video like this. Everything was so noir' ish.
With the extreme population and living space shortage, this could be the way of the future. Pretty ingenious.
I love this design. I love this video
one of the best ideas I have seen so far.
Thanks for noticing.. I just updated the text with the correct website.
That is incredible - so well thought out and designed.
Number of “achoulie”: 97
This is brilliant! We could really reduce our footprint on the planet with this model.
It seems cool idea but why room so dark??? I can't see clearly....Dunn
Wow, amazing! Great efficient use of space. Best I've ever seen. Awesome job! Tyfs!
I want to hire that man to renovate my apartment.
I like everything...everything bout the house..just 1 thing..I prefer my home to be as bright as possible...I wish I do have the money to decorate it that way
this is really cool, hope i can use some of his ideas on my own house one day.
Idea is super. Real. Thought that can only happen in movies. But Gary made it happen
I could see this working extremely well in a basement area, it could easily hold a pool table, mini-bar as well as other amenities
Absolutely love this design layout. Many city dwellers could incorporate this into their small spaces!
I hope not. Imagine being on night shift or on call, and people rolling walls over your apartment all the time?
His ideal is good for extremely expensive apartment in Hongkong. You guys have no ideal how much per square feet of apartment in Hongkong.
it will cost you around hkd $15000 = USD$ 1923 per square feet. .......... as same condition like designer 's apartment. .........
Crazy price
The famous Gary Chang and his (not so less) famous house! ;)
Absolutely stunning! Take my money already
I saw this once years ago, and it remained in my mind. I am glad to have seen it again. Amazing
the problem is I think it is practical for only one person. people with family won't be easy to live in
I think you could do this if the walls were cut in half. For example, if one sliding wall is 20 feet long, the constructors could cut it in half. That way, one can slide back and forth to access a closet while the other is using the living room. There are a lot of ways to build sliding/rotating enclosures. If there's an Ikea store in your city, look at how they make pre-fabricated rooms. It's amazing how much they can squeeze into barely 120 square feet.
You will lose your baby in one of the walls.
Love this organization, not to much storage for a woman or kids, I could live there easily, and my dog, great ideas, good workmanship to
"this is my curtain" hahaha. pretty amazing apt
This video looks like it has crazy dark golden filter on it, it feels very, very flash but hard to see well, in this light...
But must say it really is nice, that the wall units are revealed when you need that then put back when you don't, feels like its so much more fun to live in a house like this, shape it to your needs but still live minimally..... great interior architecture...