It May Be Hard to Believe, but People Actually Live in These Houses #3

▽ It May Be Hard to Believe, but People Actually Live in These Houses
From unique architectural designs to extreme locations, these extraordinary houses will leave you in awe. Explore the creativity and resilience of people who live in the most unusual dwellings around the world. Don't miss this fascinating tour of incredible homes, subscribe now for more amazing and inspiring videos!

▽ Timestamps:
00:20 | Spherical houses
01:14 | Purple Islands
02:15 | Narrow House
03:06 | Strange village in Indonesia
04:01 | Living In An Airplane
04:40 | Living underground
05:43 | Cliff Village
07:26 | A miserable underworld
08:22 | House on the old bridge
09:16 | The strangest house in the world!
10:42 | The "pyramid" buildings in China
11:25 | Tuvalu - The island nation at risk of disappearing
12:17 | The floating village
14:40 | ReActor - Rotating House
16:36 | The train running through a skyscraper
18:10 | The underground city of Derinkuyu
21:40 | The Hanging Temple
29:57 | Outro

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[ejmgtju]

I clicked on this to see the homes on cover photo, not included in video, disappointed.

[angelajones]

This was actually a fascinating collection which makes me wonder why oh why you had to dupe the watcher with the cover footage and only right at the end reveal that it doesn’t exist. This was good enough without making your watchers feel cheated.

[Godhelpus]

I’m glad you included some of the most unique and worst slums, such as the tunnels underneath Vegas, just to make people aware of how not just the fortunate live uniquely. There were so many fascinating dwellings in the video. 🙏🏻

[kevingraber]

Narrator shold have been more clear on where some of these pplaces are. Country names would help a lot

[gingersnaptrack]

Underground houses look like a great idea, especially in lands with yearly tornadoes or extreme heat and cold. I would love one.

[Mac-elrm]

That was an awesome assortment, but with about three quarters of them you didn't say what country they were in! Come on! If you found the clips, you should know where they are located.

[bekkakay]

7:38 😢Rich country, poor people. We need balance in this world.

[Msviolet]

I really enjoyed this video. Seeing how other people and countries live is not only enjoyable but it is educational ❤ Thank you for the time and effort you put into creating this.

[cordeliav]

This was great. I loved the house in the forest made of mirrors. Also, the Chinese are amazing with their innovative architecture.

[janetchristian]

That mirror cube house is horrible. How many birds die because they slammed into it. There's no way birds can see that in time to not die.

[sharonpoisson]

The mirror house must kill a lot of birds.

[donnadees]

Overwhelmed, but lovely and imaginative. Thank you

[bekkakay]

2:04 I have GOT to visit this place! I love purple!💜

[opinionated]

I wish the locations had been identified on all housing sites. China seems to have constructed the most imaginative and inclusive ones. And what about the last one? Where are the "hanging" apartments and how does living in them happen?

[Wolverined]

Thanks for giving us a tour of some truly fascinating homes around the world!

[ehkartist]

At 5:09 the town listed as Cooper Petty is actually Coober Pedy. Living underground would get old really fast. Not having windows allowing light to filter through would be a dismal existence. But with outside temperatures approaching 126° I understand why the residents are underground.

[Nasauniverse]

There are many items where you do not say which country various places are situated.

[Whatisnottaken]

The narrow house was constructed by Erwin Worm. No wonder.

[saravandusen]

I’m surprised that you did not include the windmills of Kinderdijk, Holland. Families may
live in the windmills for relatively low rent but they must run the windmills for a certain number of hours each week.

[deltavee]

Habitat '67 is built on an island in Montreal and was part of the site of Expo '67. Good to see part of an Exposition site re-purposed.