Vipp Shelter tiny prefab as precise industrial-era appliance 

sunrise you mean

he said sunset several times. I thought maybe he made a mistake the first time but he kept saying it.

fairmaidenvoyage87 it's common 😕

+smashlab119 His English is very good, but I guess he just got the two words mixed up in his head. I had similar problems when studying languages, getting related words confused, or even remembering the words for large numbers !

+Benjamin Hyneck In Scotland in mid Summer I saw the Sun set at 11:00pm so I believe it..

”The color scheme” lol. It’s all monochrome black, nobody spent any time or thought on color. Not great if it’s a hot climate in summer (or all year round) but the dude is Danish.

This is like the budget non-innovative version of the Apple-dudes home in Sonoma Cal. Of you like this search for THAT house on YT. It’s also not a ”product” as this guy keeps saying. It’s an original home they built for themselves the premise being a specific piece pf property.

And then imagine the glass walls covered in bird poo, dirt and loose leaves. So you think to yourself, I'll deal with the cleaning tomorrow. So it continues until one day the house looks like a cat litter box from the outside.

Looking for that comment!

ikr

Only Bruce Wayne could afford this.

Ian Bryant Lol

im glad im not the only one who thinks so lol

I passed out drunk half way through the video ;3

Yes... let's make fun of his use of English... We could all give a tour of our homes in Dutch, right?

Pretty sure his native language is Danish, just saying

Michael Wilder ... shit. :)

what is this? childrens hour?

wtf poor guy

Antonia Vie Exactly! Why people comment with outrge and cursing because of the price ~ that sense of thwarted entitlement seething just under the surface. Unable to conceive concepts because they are obsessed with money. I can't afford this , but I get the concept , and I'd love to have one! I can dream!

Yes- however one must be fully able bodied, strong and average sized to manage well in that house. Unfortunately as junk food tastes take over many wouldn't be comfortable there. It's not for everyone, but some of us can dream. And, yes, such detailed features ARE expensive. I get sticker shock every time I look at quality things....Those glass doors alone must be over $100K!

Antonia, a word from a writer: ditch the word "very". With it, you lose credibility, both as a person and as a writer. Otherwise, I get your drift but disagree that anyone would want to live in that gunmetal-gray, lifeless box for very long, including its creator.

@@TalentedDilittante You win the award for the most patronizing RU-vid comment of all time. Congratulations.

It’s very important to their philosophy😂

Imagine being there while it snows? That would be killer!

Will water spots form on the glass, though...?

Yeeesssssssss!!!!

😂😂 got it

I was thinking that too. That's a lot of glass to clean

But, 'it would be worth it. 'those squeegee blades.... 'just think, you 'could be "outside" the whole time while completing the "chore"--whether 'washing windows 'inside or outside.... 'how 'great would that be???!!!!!!!!!

😂😂😂😂

+FoolyLiving Yeah nevermind. I just looked it up and it costs nearly $600,000.

+FoolyLiving You can probably get an architect and the manufacturing done for less than 50 000, especially if you use ship containers.

+FoolyLiving I thought the same thing when he said the walls were covered in a wool felt. That material will absorb moisture and odors (whatever you cook/smoke/burn will be stored in the felt), not to mention lint. No pets allowed if you expect it to stay looking like that -- well, unless you get a pet with charcoal gray fur/hair.

+FoodOfTheGods Shipping containers seem really cool, but are functionally a poor choice for a living area. Hot in the summer and cold in the winter, low ceiling height and very narrow. I've finished out a couple of them now. Nothing is easy about working on them or turns out like you envision when completed. They are very photogenic though. Take a pic when the thing is done and everyone always goes, Wow!

1Howdy1 While I agree that living in a plain shipping container might be photogenic but highly ineffective, you need to insulate them. Good insulation and layering makes them perfectly fine to use them as a living space. Not to mention the minimal costs of doing so.

You forgot the $90 toothbrush holder.

Great comedy! I wonder how much the steep ladder to the sleeping area is. 80 year olds will love that!

Mosquitoes!? Incredibly posh place to choose between being stifled by heat or eaten alive. The ladder and zero backrests on all seating means only very young wealthy person would like it.

+mikecat23 don't they have sunsets in the morning in the southern hemisphere....sorry , couldn't help myself ; )

contains have a much higher insulation rating than regular houses and metal contains release heat much faster than normal houses

hell yeah!! that place is going to be an oven by 7:30 in the morning!!! it's total shit. insulation or not, that place will fry your ass before you can even think about morning coffee. all black and covered in thick insulated heat retaining windows. even in the winter you're going to wish you didn't put that last log on the fire. heat rises. your little fanny /cozy bed/loft will be unbearablly hot in the clear winter sun. STUPID. FAIL.

Even if it could trap heat, you release the heat by sliding the windows out.

This is meant for Denmark and northern countries. It was designed with that environment in line. The median temperature in Denmark is 8 degrees celsius or 47 degrees F.

Just open all the windows and let the bugs in

ture

or two find that hidden $500000

Camp Crystal Lake (Just for the added excitement)

Mateusz Tyrk hahahaha EXATLY :)

I see me in this...ON THE BEACH!

MakeupByYesi 💒😊😍

welcome to europe.

thought he said it was affordable.... jävla danskar.

please! dont come here whit this kind of inhuman-boring project!

20 000 EVERYTHINK IN ROMANIAN BASICLY 3 HOURS FLIGHT FROM LONDON 2 HOURS FLY FROM ROME , OR BERLIN

Come on, the price is right! You can actually see the sunset in the morning for $600,000, nowhere else you will see that.

Who does that?

+Eddie Lai....I hate when people do that....even if it just for a few minutes...please don't step in my home without taking them OFF!

Patriot Jefferson Why do you think they will get upset? I would just ask them nicely. If they ask why, just tell them your trying your best to keep your carpet clean.

well i grow up in a Asian household so i take my shoes off every time. but when i go to my friends house, which is nonasian persons house and they do take off shoes but i never do ... or i forget about that.... so ... u are okay

Stop visiting their home....

You forgot to add, take 400,000 from the total

I really like the concept, and your suggestions would be great options if this is going to be their market. Many are discussing the pricing of the unit. Sweden's costs for everything are far more expensive, but for people that are Scandinavia are aware that outside of Northern Europe you could be looking at lower costs. Redesigning the interior has many challenges, like the noise dampening, the costs for motorising the glass windows of that weight, and your suggested metal shutters could detract from the clean lines that they have achieved. Screens are quite common in America, but you do not see this in homes outside of North America. These screens also have some setbacks due to the risks of running into them when it is new. That could a serious health and safety risk. Their appearance would make the clean link to the outside and compromise its appearance. The same would apply to the metal shutters.I have seen some higher grade barriers that you are suggesting, but these would not only diminish the space but would take away from the style and potentially add a considerable cost factor for this unit. They have some great ideas from this design, but I agree that there might be some options to personalise your unit. Environmental laws in Scandinavia are far more restrictive in nature, so expanding the plumbing and water usage could be prohibited, especially when you are considering this type of dwelling so close to the lake. Outside of Scandinavia Environmental Laws are far less stringent, so these good suggestions could be more feasible in places like America where environmental restrictions have been eliminated. These compromises could result in the loss of safely enjoying your lake. I would take all of these issues into account and would likely refuse to build something of that nature in countries with lowered health and safety standards.

By having two Apple computers on the table ... ;D

Welcome to Apple's marketing campaigns.

Lol

He meant that the system should be as frameless as possible, with large glass panels so no distractions.

Greg, be a little kind. English isn't his primary language.

this applies for hotels i guess, with a lot of boxes like this would be a good idea for business-hotels since it serve the clean everyday right.... as u said wouldnt be good for real home, only hotels... also security provided.

There’s the ramp that leads into the entrance

Don't forget Bobo the bear Kim

Complaining about people being able to look inside of this space is ridiculous. What do you have to hide? Don't buy it then! You complain about the material used on the walls. But wool has self cleaning properties. Can you afford this house anyway? Didn't think so! The Sky lights will be full of bird poop and leaves? Didn't you see that the ceiling was easily accessible? Do you seriously thing someone that has half a million to spend on a design house has your worries? A lock at the door? Really? That is your worry when you see this house?

AND bugs flying in and out. I look at all these open designs and wonder...where do they live that doesn't have something you want to keep out.

They better throw in that flashlight. It's $90 on its own!

A $1000 per sq.ft. ---- good luck, I am not buying.

Its common in Scandinavia to have houses without curtains they are just used to sleep and wake up with the light in the morning

You can probably build a better one for under 60k.

yeah i've seen good looking ready made homes similar to this for £40-60k. I forgot the name of the company.

I hate how just because they're a "designer" they think they can sell you 4 pieces of 2x4's screwed together for $500.

Those glass panels alone are probably worth upwards of 10-20k each

You could build a nice granny flat like this for 50-80K. The problem here is the 4 letter word VIPP & the fact that it is completely furnished by them, their modern mass-produced version of that 1939 8 gallon trash can is $469 dollars. So you can only imagine what all the other "one off" shelter pieces cost from them...

i watched this so many times and I didnt even notice that lol

e p i c

And how's your Swedish? If you go further up close to the Pole that statement will make sense in the summer.

And again at 10:45 lol

Yes, it’s “something really magic” … sunset in the morning would be literal ‘magic’ & most profound... This house apparently confirms magic truly exists. Definitely worth the cost of building!