House of no walls by former Berlin wall has dream kitchen on top 

Yeah imagine having to fart when there are guests over.

acoustics in rooms like this are just horrible. Even if you can hear people, you can't understand jack shit due to the reverbarations.

@@charlotteice5704 WHITE NOISE INTENSIFIES.

I read the title and that's the 1st thing I thought 😂

everyone’s gangsta till someone takes a fat log in the toilet

I couldn't agree more. May I add, hopefully, she never, ever gets an ingrown nail, a sprained ankle or worse; I watch tiny houses and original ideas like these with interest yet can't help think of AGING and or HANDICAP(S)

@@kalitheamare I'm not sure this still falls unter the category of tiny houses. Also in Germany it isn't really common anymore to live in the same place all your life, many people never buy a house/flat their entire life

its easy to clean u just need a swiffer sweeper and a couple replacement pads that are machine washable and mop it all the time

However, they built their house for their specific needs, it is practical for them. However, I don’t think such a house would be practical for anyone else, and if they ever want to sell the house, finding a buyer will be an immense challenge. As interesting as the house is, I could never live in a house like that

ahhhahahaahahah

spazzed and A.D.D.

I thought butch or gay. Is that offensive I don’t know how to say it so you can understand what I mean. Or maybe confused?

I personally enjoyed this house. I think it's great design for the site and functionality. Look how much fun the kids had. A conventional build would feel dark and claustrophobic. Boring , too. This feels light, airy, natural and functional. The wood and view of greenery make it very inviting. Bedroom and bathroom doors still allow noise transmission in most houses. And bathroom and kitchen smells linger in closed rooms the longest. A trashcan with a lid reeks. An open trashcan doesn't. Kudos to architect and Kirsten.

@@iamannem.s3101 mother of three in a house full of 35° angles and no sound isolation in a very busy city...

I know: absolute SAVAGE!

@@J..jj.j Deserves at least 3-5 years of prison time

YES@@juleswinnfield8815 WE DEMAND JUSTICE LOL

most white people i know do that. A lot of them also would sit on the ground/footpath/street outside, then they go home and just jump straight on the bed with dirty clothes without showering or even washing their face. It was a culture shock when I first saw people doing that.

my asian ass could NEVER

I was thinking the same thing. But they chose the interior, so I guess they're fine with it. At least they have the netting. lol

Drunk, high or to have vertigo issues! 🤣

lol!

I got lost even watching

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She did not buy the area, but rented it for 200 years, that made it "kind of afordable" to her.

@@patrickkeller2193 Must be nice... Meanwhile everyone else in Berlin is getting screwed by high rents. :(

@@OriginalNotNyanCat yes that was what i thought too that house has a market value of at least 1.5-2million euros. Wonder how a "normal" berliner comes up with that amount of money. nevertheless awesome house

She got money

Every house is "affordable " when you have a lot of money 😂😂😂

Agree, but I believe that the unused spaces are what makes the space looks larger and more hospitable. The square footage of the space is enough for the family... well until their kids grow up to be teenagers lol.

The tilting doors take up a lot of usable space and the idea of having a bed blocking the pathway into the bedroom is ridiculous. I'd get pretty sick of lifting doors to open them.

wait til they turn 60 or 70 not nice to live in that house at that age

Minimalist more likely

whimsy matters

i see the same thing. but kind of fits my impression on the woman herself - not in a bad way but it seems fitting nonetheless. not really cozy, somehow restless and quirky.

I think the space needs a good decorator. Colour and purpose for the spaces would help it a lot.

It is a place where there was a wall. People had hard life , it has a history. This is not a happy ending story. People suffered in this place, and after as well . Did you notice it?. The feeling the building is giving is exactly What it should give. I don't know if she was the Architect or It was someone else but It seems like it is what they/she wanted to convey through the way it is constructed. Materials, slanted Concert walls, Feeling of vertical Tunnels, grey giving call back to the history at the same time managing to design it livable. It is not a place where you need to feel full of joy Looking from one side of past Wall looking at another side with finished and Fully Furnished and colorful Indoors as frank lloyd wright and other Architect did. I think it is a Pensive Architecture. At my second thought, There should not be any building there at all, where a rich family lives. This place has a lots of History. It should be something else and I didn't find the Person Sympathetic as well.

@J H well I guess, this family living there like these kind of Asthetieks. And because it is Modular at least in the sense that if somehow in future you don't like it anymore, you can design in the way you want, with least expenses. It is like a clean canvas.

It’s an amazing design but it looks a mess and I understand why they don’t want walls but as your kids grow everyone wants privacy. Plus wardrobes. Why have a house like that and have your clothes hanging off the wall like a student’s house? It does feel unfinished.

at least the toilet is closes off

I do not think that this is what this was about. This house is made for a family so it is not supposed to be the most efficient, but the most cozy I guess.

Exactly my thought. The fact that someone who can afford to build an expensive house like this one was given a discount from the city to lease the land makes it even more infuriating.

What's her profession?

this is in germany... not america. they know how to calculate and btw. the angle is exactly 45 degrees.

It was 35 degrees. ☺. Also, just to give you more context. In the US at least, architects and structural engineers would design these structures, do all the calculations. Then often you would bid it out to a general contractor (who builds it.) They are given the plans to the structure and they have estimators who calculate all the needed materials and work for construction. This would be difficult with a structure as shown above. When they are bidding for a project, they also have to be competitive with their pricing and often have to estimate in a very short time period to submit their bid. So that's where Dav Snow's comment comes in. It would have been very difficult to accurately estimate, therefore making it difficult to bid for, win the bid, and make a profit off of it. You may already know this process, but I wanted to share just in case you didn't, and for anyone else reading the comments. ☺

Well in europe we don´t do that bidding thing, if you want to build a house and you have the plans for it, you go to several construction companies and they will make you an offer

That's what bidding is.

In the UK, for a building that complex, a QS (Quantity Surveyor) would quantify every nut and bolt etc. before putting it out to tender.

Totally dysfunctional and ADHD-ish. Scatterbrained and all that! I couldn't do it!!! 😩

Dont worry. You wont live in this house. The owners will make sure of that :)

Erik'sChannel - I need a bit more coziness, not everything so open, but different furniture placement and accessories might do the trick. Plus, I prefer not to see clutter, but again different storage would address that.

I really like the design, but my aesthetic sense would make the interior feel and look different.

i live in a housewagon and my mom is surprised that i dont mind walking outside when getting food and using the bathroom, when i could just keep it at home. so constantly moving horizontally is no problem for me, but up and down im not sure. i do like living up high and being able to look over the world, and the kitchen is at the top, so i could just camp up there.. its hard knowing exactly what you'll be okay with on a daily basis before you try it

I swear all these stairs would fuck me up big time eventually. Going through a nasty, extremely nauseating hangover right now and I can't imagine what it'd be like in this hellhole, where I'd need to navigate 3 floors before reaching the kitchen. No way to easily abort the trip either, since the toilets on the bottom floor.

Im pretty sure Germany has the mind set that kids are stronger than we we and they let kids figure it out and believe they arent stupid enough to get hurt. Thats from what ive seen in germany

They could have achieved the same thing with pocket doors or sliding Japanese-style panels, and had more floorspace...

Those slanted floors---my sister and I would have loved that when we were younger!

CheerUp2 we also have free universal health in insurance so that helps. I don’t know any get that didn’t break and arm or at least got stiches as a kid here in germany. Makes for independent adults that know their boundaries :)

First thing i noticed

Me too

Yesssss Lmaooo 🤣😅

Jordan 1's

what about the daytime? does that just not exist😂

Having a house like that in berlin means she's extremely rich. She just has to call some workers to clean them up. As for the glass, well I take it as rich people's kinks 😂

also, no nudism unless you are also into exhibitionism.

@@ElectricityTaster it's germany no one cares 😂

Living on the third floor myself, I use the stairs as extra exercise that I don't have to plan for. Then again, I am also the type to park really far away in a parking lot to give myself that extra chance for walking. I think you get used to it.

lbettymitchell Normally I'm with you, but my thought process is from having just given birth that'd wear on me. Also, carting a newborn and groceries up and down. One of those dumbwaiters for when you aren't able to like say because you've broken a leg or carrying a child would be smart.

That many stair cases could definitely be a disadvantage for those with limited mobility, I agree with you there. Oh, and congratulations on the baby :)

Every day is Leg Day! :p

lol at least moving around every day helps to keep you feeling invigorated. and its not 7 flights of stairs, 4 would be a blessing compared to living topfloor in an apartment complex

The only difference is that it costs millions of dollar 😂