Amazing cliffside home… built in 10 Minute Timelapse

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[vettiu]

These type of time-lapse videos are so satisfying to watch! You should do one for every project when the houses are 100% complete as the final video in a build's series!

[coreyellis]

I can’t believe they built that house in 10 minutes. Truly impressive.

[christophresmerowski]

A little landslide can work wonders in getting a house like that realistically re-positioned.

[sam]

What a beautiful plywood and duct tape house. I especially love how it takes full advantage of that view with tiny windows placed in a few locations.

[ragtop]

That was so nice of them to leave that space under the house so all the creepy crawlies can have a place to live too.

[michelleroberts]

I think it's interesting how the requirements for a sound foundation varies across countries.

[orion]

We had a house built this winter. We live in a cyclone prone area (Odisha, India) and hence, we had to get in a 17ft deep foundation. I am quite amazed at how the styles of construction vary from region to region.

Also, our home is made completely out of brick, cement and concrete. Wood was used only in the interiors.

[Silent-darvesh]

The builders are all seems to be hard working, harmonious and it looks like every one knows their duty. Wonderful collaboration

[phillipthompson]

I can't believe that the windows were so small. A view like that should have glass everywhere.

[jeremiahharrington]

can't wait to see the 10 minute time-lapse of the rock slide or erosion of the cliff that will eventually take that thing out.

[eddieska]

Plywood, plastic and concrete go along so well with this beautiful landscape

[andreasabels]

As a European, this style of building is kind of cute.

No offense, it is a fun video and probably a nice house to live in - as long as the weather plays nice.

[Duke_Of_Havoc]

The way they make a house in under "10 minutes", gives me the inspiration to run around the globe in 2 minutes. Yeah, I can totally run around the world in 2 minutes.

Edit : Those who are saying that they have already mentioned "timelapse" in the title, I would like to make it clear that the title has been changed. The word "timelapse" wasn't there when I wrote this comment. Hell that was the reason I had to make a sarcastic comment. 😐

[ExxonMobilCompany]

Anyone have any idea which stocks may be experiencing major growth this new year season? A lot of people have been talking about a March bounce. I recently sold my Boca Grande, Florida, house, and I want to invest a lump sum before equities recover in the stock market. Is now a good time to buy or not?

[markstevens]

“Cliff side home” a concept bound to bring excitement in the times to come.

[bergfpv]

Timelapse is great, but the way you've included snippets of real-time makes even better. It's like talking a much needed appreciation breather every so often.

[austin]

Even as the video started, part of my brain was still thinking the house was “built in 10 minutes”. On a more serious note, I don’t care what anyone says about a beach house, there’s something way more calming and soothing about the peacefulness and serenity of being surrounded by the hilly countryside.

[Pumie]

I am not sure I am as impressed watching this go up as I was dreaming about a home made of wood. I must have had something else in mind for sure, as the weather/elements and noise carrying across rooms starts to play in mind.

[petemiller]

Nicely done. I hate to be a nitpick, but up here in Canada, when using concrete block for a foundation, it has to be "H" block, fully grouted throughout to prevent water infiltration through a mortar joint. Footings look awfully shallow, but I guess it depends on what part of the country you're in. Ours is 4' frost cover, looks like you guys are lucky. Also, the ceiling ties need to go into tension at the flush beam to prevent rafter spreading. Hopefully you installed ties at the beam, but I doubt it. Finally, that slope looks awfully precarious, and it looks like your foundation could be undermined., I hope you guys had a geotechnical engineer addressing slope stability. Sorry for the criticism, but as a retired structural engineer, I can't help myself. Cheers.

[carolewarner]

Something about seeing everything in sequence going up so rapidly does amazing things for integrating everything you learned while watching all the previous videos detailing each stage of the process. When watching each of the videos leading up to this I was trying to take in and learn everything you were sharing about the process so I was zoomed in on exactly what you were doing, your thought processes and methods, etc. But just now watching the time lapse I had a flood of memories of everything you were teaching/demonstrating before only it all got knit together into one smooth flow. I don't know how else to explain it, but a bunch of things fell into place watching this and the whole process feels less intimidating...