aVOID: if a Swiss Army knife were a tiny home
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- Опубликовано: 23 дек 2017
- All of the furniture and rooms in Leonardo Di Chiara’s tiny house fold, swing, and, pivot into the walls, so, when closed, the space is absent of color, like a whiteboard perfect for the creative process of a young architect.
Calling it aVOID in reference to the hollow shell it can morph into, Di Chiara says it’s more aspirational than a reflection of his not-yet-hyper-minimalist lifestyle,
He wanted an uncluttered lifestyle but he also wanted to be mobile and to live in a big city. His solution, to build a row house on wheels. Di Chiara has currently wedged his row house between two tiny houses on the campus of the Bauhaus Archiv in Berlin where Van Bo Le-Mentzel, designer of the "one square meter" house, has organized a tiny living experiment.
Di Chiara hopes to continue the experimenting when he moves to Milan. His idea is to create a prototype for a Migratory Neighborhood that could be replicated across Europe so urban nomads like himself could find temporary places to park their homes in schools (during the summer), parks (in winter), abandoned lots, etc. He sees it as a win-win for cities eager to keep eyes on the street in isolated or temporarily unused parts of town.
aVOID Tiny House on Tour - 8000 km from Berlin to Rome: www.leonardodichiara.it/avoido...
Leonardo’s tiny-living on Instagram: / leonardo.di.chiara
Migratory Neighborhoods and other news (Leonardo is currently collecting information from those interested in joining him): / avoidtinyhouse
Leonardo's collaborators:
DMM (metal covering and kitchen top), Makte (wood), Häfele (furniture hardware), iGuzzini (lights), Bosch (battery and home appliances), Omar (trailer), Giommi (windows making), Schüco (windows products), Gessi (taps and sink), BTicino (electric plugs), Noctis (mattress and pillows), Mottura (curtains), FG Arredamenti (carpenter for interior), Subissati (wooden structure), Faber (induction stove and kitchen hood), Legnotech (structure construction), ICA (bio paintings), Ambivalent (foldable chairs), G.R. (electrician), Vitrifrigo (fridge), Al-Ko (trailer equipments), Se.Pa (mirror and lamp next to bed), Fratelli Guzzini (plates, cutlery, etc), Alluflon (pans pots coffee machine), Beltrami (sleeping bag, towels, etc).
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As much as I want to say a big “Heck no, I couldn’t do this!”, I become more amazed by his way of thinking. I’d love to see some of his architecture.
Nice work. Regardless of your personal taste, you have to admit this guy is a true craftsman.
That's true. While this type of house and lifestyle might not be to everyone's liking, the architect has really poured a lot of thought and effort into creating this house.
True but tbh I think id go insane living in that space
Yeah its prety cool design and wel thought iof i soud luel to see somthing like this family apropriat mayne 2,levels
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@@dragonsember On the other hand, if you're out in a city all day with all that visual and audio stimulation, coming back to the aVoid might feel refreshing.
I like how when he showed the bed can be for two people, he indicated, that it MIGHT happen.
omfg the chair THE FREACKING CHAIR
@Angela James I know!!! I’ve watched a countless number of small space videos because they’re such an interesting design challenge and I’ve NEVER seen anything like the chairs. Absolutely OUTSTANDING design. Genius.
As to the rest of the void, it’s still a work in progress, which is how it’s presented to us. I appreciate it as a concept, applaud his skills as a collaborator, and admire his energy, commitment and vision. I don’t think all white would really be viable in a commercial application and the ladder looks dangerous. A round rod at the ceiling level and hooks on the end of the ladder would help, as is seen in a built in floor to ceiling bookcase. The kitchen faucet is REALLY good design. If the unfolding table was closer to the kitchen, along with 2 more chairs, it would function as both additional counter space, better seating for guests, and of course a desk. I’m not commenting on the bathroom, he acknowledges that it needs a lot more work. All and all, a really interesting concept and video.
Yes the chairs, that was the best thing I loved it too😊😊
Opens drawer. This is my office.
That's the modern office. Never a need for paper anymore.
I died when I saw that
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This guy’s a freaking genius. I’ve never seen such ingenuity; tables in the wall, chairs in the wall, the fold down bed.
Liked his comparison to “.....the birds” Poetry y’all.
I have seen an apartment like that
googling for minimalist furniture ideas makes you a genius those days
@Fmono • 39 years ago • edited Perhaps TL Rogers was being sarcastic because obviously everything he mentioned has been done countless of times before.
Like everything but those chairs are a joke.
I think the rooftop space with the ergonomic seat/windows is my favorite part. This guy thought of everything!
I know. Even the plant shelf. Damn!
Totally agree, I love that rooftop space. Quite unique.
Love the minimalism. It doesn't stay minimal once you put it together, but it looks so clean and inviting. I really enjoy blank spaces, I think it especially helps if you are doing a lot of design work being that you have to keep track of a lot of "moving" parts in your head and construct them through a screen, on paper, or physically. Your mind can start to feel messy if you are also in a messy space, having to sort through visual information that isn't related to your work.
I'm a fabric artist, and this could totally work for me. That right wall could be a felt-board work space. I see a space for my machine, and for my fabric. I'm good to go!
Leonardo Di Chiara designed and built one of the best tiny houses I have seen so far. It's a master piece of minimalist and clean design.
How humble is this guy! He presented the Chairs as if you can buy them @ Dollar General. ☺ An absolute visionary.
Thanks, Kirsten for all you do in allowing us to experience these manifested Dreams...
Very nice- clever- I just get wary of any builds where you see things so gingerly and carefully being opened and transformed (which usually means that things will break down FAST). Cool concept though and great execution!
Good points as always, Deek. Revisited the video and found your comment on top as it deserves. Hope things are well!
Me like
This is wonderful! At first sight the house seems cold and soulless...but then everything opens to reveal the beautiful wood. And that tiny garden!
Imagine dealing with all of this when having a bad day
FavJam 🤣
Smashy Smashy fuck this thing etc
FavJam : 😂😂😂 exactly.
I would break so much stuff omg
Lots of doors and drawers to slam...
To me it feels warmer than a lot of traditional houses , because every detail and every measurement was throughly though out with efficiency and care.
love the fact that the wood lines perfectly match with the other wood pieces
"U ask if im exhibitionist?" 😂😂 I was actually silently thinking that. Sorry
Edz A In Germany nudity is not a big deal
lol
Getting naked in public is a Berlin pastime. Don’t go in the Tiergarten in summer unless you’re prepared for nakedness.
"...why not take a shower in front of the nature." I thought he wanted to live in the city. There would be a busy sidewalk out front, then.
I really HATE the grey and emptiness, but when he starts opening the panels it actually becomes a thing of genius. Very, very clever. Great Job!
69drummerdude It’s clever, yes, but as a home - which we are led to believe was the purpose - it’s utterly useless for everyone except the most fanatic ascetics.
Just think of how you come home after a day at work and what you do until you sleep, and then imagine doing the same things in this fish tank.
If the success criterion was cramming everything from a home into the space of a horse trailer, this would pass. It the success criterion was creating a liveable home there, it would fail.
It is designed to draw you into using it.
I legit thought he hadn’t moved in yet until he started opening everything. It’s clever and certainly would be a good way to keep dust under control. Love the roof space.
@@vondahe considering it's designed to be on wheels, though, i can see how all the emptiness could work out for someone who's always on the move. you'd have lots and lots of stimuli during the day and then that'd be your blank canvas to "discharge" and start again.
I doubt it is easy to clean dust out of this house too many nooks and crannies while the main space liiks clean it all just hides smaller spaces so to clean it all from dust you have to put in a lot more effort, Imaginmr this place with out the additional pannels it would just be easier to clean period.@@teehlfx5238
What a well constructed masterpiece. The chairs as well as the storage of them is brilliant. Love that he traveled all over to get to the perfect contractor for each step in the build.
Yeah, I was looking for the right word to capture Leonardo's work. Masterpiece sounds like the right one. Da Vinci's spirit is definitely not dead in Italy. :)
I love the design and thought that has gone into this. But I simply cannot imagine living in this for more than a few days without going crazy. The level of organisation and patience you would need is just beyond my lazy self. Impressive, though!
This is absolutely stunning. This is not just a building. It’s living art. I’ve never been one for modern architecture and tend to lean more towards cozy or even fantasy designs. But this is incredible. The extreme thought put into every little detail is amazing.
The sheer ingenuity and creative that goes into producing some of these wonderful small spaces is really fascinating. This is one of the most admirable products of the small space design philosophy I have come across. It's a really tiny space but the architect's use of light, volume and what I can only describe as industrial origami has resulted in a beautifully functional and seemingly calming space. Great job.
I love the intuitive design of the interior. This is giving me ideas. You can't be too creative with your body beyond the misionary position.
+Lechiffresix six What are you talking about?... There's a million positions you can do on a Twin.
@@winterice6423 Not if you're going to catch your ankle in the sink or put your foot through the window.
16 Minutes in and finally there is the Bathroom !
I'm only glad that he didn't demonstrate its use.
Another like-minded individual!
You could see the bathroom at the very start well at least I knew it was the shower room .
i didnt know there even was a bathroom until that part haha
billytankx he said it’s still under construction and I doubt he brought all his food and plants and electronics just to say that he’s living there. I believe he’s on a campus and probably goes to friends to dorm to shower and uses the campus restrooms
The best usage of tiny space I have seen yet! He's thought of everything. Leonardo's masterpiece!
@Gerard Rietdijk Less is more. I'd personally have color, but not more furniture.
@Gerard Rietdijk I don't get your point. He has a bed, and a table, and chairs, and yet, he can still fit a party in there.
He has reasons for his design, but perhaps you missed that at the beginning. Dust mites.
@Gerard Rietdijk As is your comment. Rude.
He said he hadn't finished it. sigh
My house has about the same amount of space, and my last party had a dozen guests. I guess yours just don't get friendly.
@Gerard Rietdijk I'm so sorry that you're so unhappy. Only unhappy people are mean.
jzt999 don’t mind the hater :)
I'm an architect too. Nice functions. I liked it.
And It's happy to see iguzzini light as a user. Greetings from Mongolia.
The amount of thought that went into the design is incredible. Every aspect thought through and integrated. Truly a genius design.
Six chairs built in and space for six people to eat an extra large pizza in a tiny house. Brilliant!
It appears utilitarian but he thought of everything. Also the house looks huge inside with everything packed away. But all the amenities are there but packed away.
My god and a greenhouse.
Truly the spirit of Leonardo.
The greenhouse and rooftop lounge chair through the skylight truly my favorite ingenious touches.
Fred Frond qqqaq
Yeah but that photo of four people looked crowded enough. With six there must have been... very little elbow room :(
Four people. He can't fit six in there.
Parsa Dorbeigi True but he claimed that he did which is obviously not possible with those chairs.
The novelty of having to constantly "morph" your living space would wear off very fast.
Agreed. I've made moving designs like this. If I had this the bed would almost always be down and the kitchen open. The rest only time would tell how I'd keep it.
Looks like irl he already only uses the bed to sit at unless he has guests.
Agree. It looks awesome and the ingenuity and craftmanship is impressive, but to me the 7 changes a day would be a hassle, and mostly done just for the cool empty look in between…..more of an art project than practical housing.
This house has its own attractiveness and aesthetics. Just like its creator.
Beautiful design for keeping a neat house! If it were for me, I would change seven things:
1. Stainless steel bathroom instead of wood
2. Different textures on all panels for finding in the dark in case the electricity went out.
3. A different bright colour on each panel instead of grey.
4. A full-size American-style refrigerator.
5. Loft bed instead of low one.
6. Bookshelves covering most of the wall opposite the kitchen side.
7. Windows that can go from clear to opaque by electronic means. (Most of the seven things I mentioned were already mentioned by many nice commenters.)
Yeah, you could create your own!! lol
Well, the great thing about tiny homes is you can make your own!!
Actually I think that a higher bed gives more of the creepies than a low be to a full grown ocd person who walks into a room and continues to stare at it... and also the electronic screen would be found unnecessary to quite a lot of people, and as for the fridge, you guessed it, they use less things that need refrigerating, why he said the thing about the market possible that he goes one day in one day out to the market and not every day or once a month as Americans. The grey is that so everything may be equal so no color cringyness... even an OCD person gets annoyed with color patterns.
Thumbs up for the plant loft/shelf, the comfy looking reading nook on the bed, and the wall of glass.
Thank you Kirsten! I just watched the video and I am very impressed. It is like for the first time I entered my tiny house as a visitor listening that dreaming and young architect talking about urban utopias! Tiny is beautiful, tiny is possible!
Complimenti Leonardo, geniale !! progetto molto affascinante. Bravo continua così !!! Ciao
This is a mouth dropping design!
Very well thought out and built!
Clever, well designed and also completely impractical for 90% of the population
You are not right!
It's practical and perfect for travelling!
Ah, but that's not the point, is it?
The other 10% need housing, too, y'know?
Perfect for me too
@Black Bamboo I don't think that's what he meant as "impractical". The window wall that's in a city leaves the home owner exposed like living in a glass bubble. They see your whole life. Even the shower door is right at the entrance.
To me this space feels a bit cold and bare to live in, but I love it as a creative space! His philosophy about having a clear space to create in, like it's a blank page fascinates me. While I do very often like to be influenced by the objects around me, clutter stifles my creativity, so having a place that I could close and open and transform into any sort of space I want for working on different projects would be wonderful.
Imagine you're laying in the bad and you hear strange noises in the kitchen.
LOL!!!
No wonder how
Then you look left and the mystery is solved. The kitchen is 1 metre away.
@@googleemail7210 true
@@googleemail7210 😂😂😂
Leonardo is a very clever engineer! That wall is genius! all the essentials for comfortable living are packed into such a compact area. I''ve seen a lot of tiny living spaces, but this may be the best I have ever seen! WELL DONE!
Love your house . To me everything about it is perfect. If only I was 65 yrs. younger. Thanks for showing us what is possible. Congratulations !!
Kudos young man, great project and execution. Especially combining over 100 companies and taking the frame with you as you build. Well done !
This is an amazing display of brilliant design engineering, coupled with first rate craftsmanship. Very impressive! Thank You Kristin, for sharing this young mans' talent with us all.
Amazing! It is so cool that he collaborated with other people so extensively. A real engineering feat -- even a greenhouse! One caveat -- he didn't make a space for the cat box. aVoid isn't a home without a cat. ;~}
I really like the chairs. All else isn’t necessarily my style, but none the less, very brilliant.
Wow this small house has everything.. it's like opening a magic box
really loved this episode, leonardo really did a great job explaining things - you could tell he's a studied architect! Amazing work, our cities need more living space like this
iderpalot : this is a glorified bored individual trying to be creative when he just took the design idea from the fifth element movie lol
thank you for your opinion - but please explain what you mean by 'glorified bored individual'? If youre trying to belittle somebody's efforts, then at least do so in a sound way. bored individual would have been enough - its not his persona that is glorified, but the tiny house. Also, the fifth element is great design source to draw inspiration from
its more like an art. A very, beautiful, livable art.
The bathroom's not for me though
Susu Kuda Liar especially being seen naked with the open glass door.
Nothing there is enough for me. It is fascinating though.
He is extremely artistic and creative
same
@@andylee7883 perfect for a nudist
perfect home for ocd persons.
I believe he is OCD, gay and a genius. It's just how God makes special people sometimes. 🎭
I am tending OCD and find this design very appealing. I think there's alot to be said for minimalistic living where one leaves a very small footprint. I also like how he placed the bed on the lower level and not in a lofted space. Its important I feel to be able to access your bed without too much difficulty in cases of injury and/or emergencies. Great design!
@@P33b4Ugo5omwh3r3 Who's pushing their agends on you, my little snowflake? He has a life. You're the one watching YouBube.
@@P33b4Ugo5omwh3r3 Grazie, oh great Gameplay-a.
So true... I am an OCD person, and this design is the best tiny house design i have seen so far...
"Everyone wants to have a warm bathroom."
TRUTH!
Sam Struyven and comfortable
I live in Japan where the toilet seats are warm.
IT'S GLORIOUS!!!
ItchyKneeSon I'm sure it's nice knowing that they're not warm because of another person sitting recently. *shivers*
@Caleb Sherman True. It just masks the fact. That never really bothered me, though. It's just units of heat.
Any physical residue on the seat, however, NOPE!!! GTFO.
Sam Struyven fuck that. Not everyone.
I admire the design aspects and space efficiency but it's like willingly living in a prison cell with inconvenient conveniences. But as long as they are happy, I respect! (and it's quite cool! :D)
I love how easy it is to clean!
Hahahahahah! "Inconvenient conveniences"! That's a good one!
I was thinking of it as more of a living puzzle constantly having to move the pieces to create the living space. I guess when I was finished my exercise program would also be complete.
This is very creative beautiful! Not my style though because it gives me anxiety just imagining going inside that empty space... It gives me the idea of being locked in a trailer....😰
That's what I thought like why does he bother moving the bed
Maybe as a weekend home or a vacation home. No art on the wall would bother me.
@@coraalicecrowley8171 The whole point is that by putting away the bed he can declutter the room and transform it as well atthe same time.
Yeah, but if you are living with nature, you won't be home too much, you are outside doing things, :>)
Me too this gives me an anxiety attack
One of the coolest tiny houses I've seen (if not the coolest one). And it has plants 🥰 (the best ones btw)
okay now this could be a hit for peoples around the world that need housing. treat them as our best family members for a change !!! i will pay for it ! soon. thanks ever so much dear Ms. Dirksen and Mr. Chiara !
reminds me of the apartment in the movie " The 5th Element"
That's the first thing I thought
yeah!
OMG!!! This guy is a genius!! I love this house. So very me. No clutter. Empty space you can change when you want to. Perfect for claustrophobic people who'd want to clear space in a minute
I still wish that they would apply these ideas in modern homes with solar and greywater. Then the next step would be Mico living for Colleges dorms to bring on the sense responsibility & make them the leaders of conservation
There is so much available, still people go with the traditional building, too expensive perhaps~:>(
@Black Bamboo That's great until you find out your neighbors are racist sacks of shit... I wouldn't mind some wheels on my house.
This tiny house reminds me of another tiny apartment video you did few years back, the one have the bed hide under the balcony and every furniture hidden against the wall!! I love these hidden furniture in living space, inspired me with my own design!! Thank you once again Kirsten~
I recheck the apartment that similar to this it's called "lego-style"
The bed is similar to the Murphy bed designed in the early 1900's. It's used to save space. They can be bought new.
This guy has a beautiful spirit. His ingenious home reflects that. A true Gesamtkunstwerk..
Love the efficiency of this place. Great for a single person but just does not have the warm feel of other tiny houses.
He could use a safety rail on the roof, especially for any guests who have enjoyed too many glasses of vino.
I thought the exact same thing!
This guy has a very deep seeded emotional connection with his tiny house.
It's his baby, and he should be proud about it. He's prove to be very ingenious.
It’s a therapeutic pet project due to his childhood trauma of having a tiny room and now being an architect. He’s not going to live there. Most likely, no one ever will.
This is a classic example of what happens when modern architects design houses: Everything is meticulously thought out but there is no SOUL and very few (if any) people enjoy the quality of life is this soulless desert.
It’s impractical beyond belief. Just look at the fridge - it had no room. You’d need to shop at least every second day. And a toilet/bathroom with a floor to ceiling glass door... only an architect can think that’s a good idea. Of how about keeping the garbage just under the computer. Unbelievable.
I smell the bullshit artist from far away.
I watched a video where a woman named her tiny house, and said she talked to it when she was alone.
@@tomsenft7434 I guess as long as she isn't hurting anybody. But it does make you wonder whether her mental state is healthy. Have you seen that video about a guy who is in a romantic relationship with his red Chevy Monte Carlo? He named it, and does things to it sexually I guess. I can't remember for sure, but I think the car was "male", too. I suppose he isn't hurting anyone, either. But it still makes you question the overall mental state of the person. Sometimes people are just weird, and I'm okay with that as long as it doesn't affect me or other non-interested individuals (including animals).
Thanks Kirsten and crew! Enjoyed the videography and editing. Really enjoying seeing the different types of tiny homes. Leonardo is obviously a very intelligent and thoughtful person with ambition.
Looking forward to hopefully seeing more of his work and yours!
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THOSE SEATS are maybe THE most efficient thing I've seen in ANY of these videos!
He seems to show four people dining yet seems to say that six may. What?
He forgot to mention that you can put any filter on your light and, IN THAT WAY, instantly paint your walls any colour!
@@squigglewacks tbf there is space to have a board game. Just not at the same time as dining.
There was room on the platform that held the roll-around thing to sit on, and just because he didn't show everyone, that doesn't mean they weren't there. Sheesh.
Why do portable homes interest me so much?
Freedom, flexibility, adventure, no hassle, clear mind...? :)
@@bt7846 : instinct
@@tomsenft7434 yep
Cause we need to run away from lunatics and government lmfao.
Because we should _ALL_ have portable homes and live wherever we want and roam free...just like animals in nature.
"So you use the bed everyday?" - No, I usually sleep on the ground out of curiosity.
Brilliant, he should win every single architecture award
He designed a perfect house for himself at this stage of his life.
Those chairs, amazing. So is the rest of the house.
Edward Howden I had folders like that back in the day. Uncomfortable.
Yeah, the chairs impressed me.
Fascinating tour of this ingenious tiny home. Not to everyone's liking but for those who like spare minimalism it's intriguing and thought provoking.
What does skin colour have to do with the size of someone's house?
Keepskatin You have left this same, militant comment on at least one other comment here. You are obviously very angry. Living in the US, I know there's a lot of racist bullshit to go around. That said, a lot of people (including white ones) do like these homes and want to live in them. Most of those people, also understand that that level of minimalism isn't for everybody. Your anger is pointed at the wrong people.
I would never live in such a small and minimalist house, but it's so creative and so artful, the designer is a real genius! Love the chairs!
been there last year, and saw these small houses too but i didnt thought it has so many cool features inside of it, now i regret not to go inside. lol
Amazing !
When I grew up, my room was eight by seven feet, until I left to go to university,
and I too am allergic to house dust mites.
In addition: I studied industrial design for two years. Absolutely amazing.
"Everyone wants to have a warm bathroom." I love that. It's true but I never thought of it that way.
Very compelling! All areas seem usable and well thought, even the small conservatory for the plants! Would be nice to see it during actual use as I can imagine that you would not be opening and closing panels all the time. The bathroom location is good as it can get natural and ventilation. Can see many details that are used in expedition vehicles and motor homes, great application of those concepts. Congratulations.
Ngl, I'd kill myself if I was forced to live in this house, but I appreciate the craftsmanship
This house could just stay on wheels, it's almost like a caravan that way... Thats what I would want, a nice tiny house that can also be easily transported. So you can drive anywhere you'd like
Connor Kruithof Then buy a camper or an RV.
nbkcq28 read my comment again? 'It is almost like a caravan that way' The fact that you can attach it to your car and take it with you aka caravan
Dufffaaa93 thanks Sherlock :)
nbkcq28 oh crap hahahah, sorry!!
If they put this into production with an optional trailer, I'd just bolt it to the trailer and keep it that way.
My wife is an architect. I told her about this video and she said, "Yep. OF COURSE a new architect would name his creation something as dramatic as aVOID."
billiondollardan and his entire wardrobe is gray and black. Adorable from a distance. If he was your sibling, you might deck him.
Nice house! The lights really help to trick the wideness effect that makes you forget it is narrow. And I love the wood accent when it’s all plain grey, looking kinda neat!
Well done Leonardo! The design very well thought of and executed perfectly. Greetings and high respect from Indonesia
I love your videos, great job. We just received approval for one of the first tiny house communities on foundations in Sedona Arizona as a model for permanent sustainable living, installation will be in January 2018, units are built by students and featured in minutes 10-20 of the video living tiny legally part 2. It might make for a good story... getting into site planning, and design of permanent tiny home communities.
Darin Dinsmore, what wonderful news that there will be a Tiny House Village in Sedona, AZ! Please provide a link, and updates, as they become available! 💛
I like the well-thought design, the creative thinking process. I think this is not the final product, he will go on designing, maybe changing his point of view when he gets more life-experience ... But I see this is the space he wants to live in now. And he has many smart design tricks that can be used in other tiny houses too.
"...maybe changing his point of view when he gets more life-experience..." Yes, that's an excellent point. I kept thinking how much I would have loved that house 30-40 years ago, but I'm at an age where I don't want to do a lot of lifting, shifting and rearranging wood several times a day! ;-)
Agreed. I wonder how he will come with a family or a partner ?
Oh wow ...every college student needs this!
Imagine having to do all that just to get ready in the morning(specially if ur hungover)
I would totally use that front door curtain to put on a shadow puppet show for my neighbors....
A shadow puppet show of epic proportions. 😁
Good sense of humor 😄
I’d play with my puppet
Lainey Bug I subbed your channel. Your content is pretty cool!
With backlighting you could do the pranks like mike meyers did in Austin Powers and gold member
One of the best videos yet! Love the background story too. A wonderful set of ideas with a beautiful philosophy behind it! 5*
I Absolutely LOVED this place!!! It has been my FAVORITE By Far, Out Of All the Tiny Places I have seen!
Every Hideaway that he revealed was like Christmas, opening up a gift on each one.
He Doesn't live Cramped, bumping into things or messy and cluttered, just simply having Structured his Tiny House THIS WAY Is BRILLIANT and AMAZING!!!
@Kirsten Dirksen,a good job well done. I hardly heard your voice through the interview.You allowed your muse to be the centre of attention. No distractions.
And,Leo did a wonderful job with the home...Spartan! Hope to do something open and mobile like this when Nigeria becomes safer.
But, to both parties, thanks for helping me expand my thinking.
This is the most creative tiny house design I have seen. Bravo to the architect!
"Hiding" seems to be higher on his list then "Multifunctional space usage". Evenso some clever ideas.
I appreciate this so much! Especially with my allergies and delight in laying out under the open sky. Beautiful.
Its like making origami...or Rubik's cube...ALL DAY LONG...
lol
I was thinking the same thing. This is a house for puzzlers.
This house is beautiful yet really utilitarian. Only made of wood so sustainable. I think the homeyness people mean is "stuff". when you have a space this small, you really have to put every possession under scrutiny. I think that spaces like this will help people consider the mindless consumerism we have grown accustom.
its like youre a repeater. youve just repeated what has been said before. such a mindless comment
thermo dynamics you must be hated at parties
I always thought a house should be filled with stuff. Every nicknack has a story
Everything that can be grown is sustainable, to a certain degree.
Wood is NOT considered ecologically sustainable.
Instead it would have been better if the walls were made of some kind of recycled material that is otherwise dumped in a landfill.
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Congratulations on an excellent design, I could live in the Void, with ease. Keep up the good work, love the creativity.
Omg I love this project but I think I'd love it so more if it had a washing machine, I mean, for me is so important
I love the fact that it's exceptionally transportable. The idea that humans can be migratory like birds: go south during the winter, go north during the summers. Work from home, and home can be anywhere, is an idea whose time has come. Especially given the COVID-19 situation making it difficult to travel to other places and finding safe/hygienic places to live.
As a designer, I can say this video brought tears into my eyes. Bravo, amazing.
Mine too, in painful way. It is not a working design really.
@@eedesign878 Even though I disagree, thumbs up for making me laugh!
It is cool school project. How useful it is well... :D But it's kinda cool sure.@@andrewvernon4664
The hidden elements are clever, a lot like the Barcelona Lego apartment from a few years back. The only curious aspect of the design is how he treats the width of the space. Width is the smallest dimension, and here he's gone and made it even smaller.
Mightbe Sherwood Forest Park central time
You could mechanize this type of design relatively easily(expensively too). Have small, long life, hydraulic servos on all the open-able panels and such with integrated touch/voice controls (Alexa or something). A strip of concealed LED lighting looping around the walls near the floor and or roof. Better climate control A/C. Solar panels/batteries in the drywall. Inbuilt low profile electronics (sound/tv/etc).
Most importantly, well not really, but the small panel @4:56, the one next to the slatted one, could be a smooth from factor roller-door that rolls up to reveal one of those small robot vacuums :)
OMG, you just can't fix lazy.
It's almost a perfect tiny house. Craftsmanship is just incredible.
Brilliant! I love no side windows so they can be parked side by side without staring in your neighbors window.
...in your neighbor's ass.
Excellent, important lessons on Living Small, as less in more, especially when cleverly, creatively packaged. The is the future of housing which is here, right now, not a fantasy.
I was surprised to see so many negative responses. I find it fascinating and beautiful. It gets created when it is used. I live in a van and so I appreciate the discipline of putting every thing away. I love this house.
Yes it's fantastic
It's really innovative thinking and I like the design and concept. Specially in areas where housing and space is tight. But it does look sterile. Still with a bit of colour and your own personal touches, it would turn into home.
I think the contrast between white sterile, and warm wood, is very intentional and exactly what he wanted. Warm when relaxing, reading, socializing, etc. But flat and white when working, so you have distraction free vibrant environment.
Nothing stops you using different materials, mixed woods, painted or colored stuff on these surfaces tho. Also another tricks with white is that in the evening and night, you could use colored light to paint it any color you want.
@@movax20h yeah it's like peeling away the white to reveal the space you want makes it feel a lot bigger if you get rid of the bedroom and it's just white around you in the kitchen.