Basically like Infonavit houses in mexico

I am in the future where is the beef?

Beautiful workmanship in everything there!

Oh thanks so much for this video--it brings me a sense of hope! I am a maker of beautiful & practical things, which I do for the joy in the doing & sharing with those who "get it." Also I'm always fascinated with the old hand-working ways and the old society-working ways. What an inspiration to know what's actually being accomplished at this place. Thanks for sharing & thanks for the "breath of hope & relief" for my heart & head.

OMG, I want this. I would love to open an estate bakery and brewery/distillery or a bed and breakfast with my wife. Hell, why not all of the above? How much is a 5-acre plot? LOL.

There is so much wasted space in this house. It could've been easily 2 beds type of house.

I am curious what if they make a castle using current technology and compare both.

This was a great, wonderful, interesting vid. Thank you. The guy is a good teacher too. 🎉

nice to be a millionaire

Nice to see them using horses, I've been working horses for 35 years and never heard of this place. Nice community. I'm getting to be an old grizzled bachelor now, and do wish there were these sorts of relationships in the wider outside community. Working all alone with no help can sometimes be overwhelming.

DO NOT PUT PROPAIN OR ANY FLAMABLE GAS IN A CONFINED SPACE.

Another great episode. Thanks so much for this visit to this unique community & to see how society could be, with shared ideals & goals. In this case, there's also exceptional leadership.

I grew up on a farm in NYS on the cusp of horse/mechanical fzrming. I miss it. I cheer you on!

After the brewery it was the Albion Water Company into the sixties. The shipyard workers housing surrounding on the hill above became housing projects in the 50s. So this is now lightly filtered runoff. They stopped bottling the water after the radioactive dump caught fire in the late 80s spreading radioactive ash all over Hunters Point hill and the flats. It’s about a kilometer away. They have built modern condos much closer to the dump if your looking to buy in San Francisco…

When things become that distressed you will have hundreds of thousands of people searching for a refuge.

Any idea on what theyre doing for homeowners insurance?

gee, I wounder why hay has gotten so expensive???

Surprised no mention was made of Aaron Green, the local SF architect and former Taliesin apprentice, who took over the project after Wright's death and saw the project through construction.

Exceptionally creative.

Enjoyed listening to the woodworker

We have a museum like this at Mumford in Western NY

Love your channel ❤❤❤

I absolutely LOVE this! I need info on how to move here!❤️❤️❤️

Wow !!!!! This is freaking awesome. She dove into my brain and builds my dream style.

This is really neat

Where is this? This is my dream way of living!🎉🥳

If things do go bad, they won't let this community to survive. They are coming after farmers and anyone self sustainable all over the world.

I love this. I've been wanting to build my own quonset hut out in the desert.

Fabulous project! Thank you for the tour.

With such a wholesome lifestyle it would be for city councils to watch and 'evolve' their communities. And watch the world burn up/down

At first I was more or less okay with this apartment. Yes, its so very small, super tiny, but its still livable. That was because I thought that second door led to a bathroom. But then he said that he shares a bathroom with 4 other neighbors. So that door doesn't led to the bathroom. It is not a closed. So basically he lives in a room😑 Why do they keep calling it an apartment

Smaller fridge definitely needed

The fridge and the stove are out of proportion in that thin hallway. In other to make the kitchen more functional in terms of space, she needs to get smaller appliances.

Just a clever way of enjoying gifts from God and family,nice video

What about the fire Hazzard from the tires ?

Throughout this video I see huge amounts of money having been invested, 2000 foot well, solar farm, and everywhere upscale trim and furnishings fit for the tourism trade which seems to be the only income producing aspect. I suspect that the 1200 people who live here all came with substantial investment capital. It portrays the image of a simple peasant village yet is financed by the wealth of modernity. Amish communities never have the ‘bling’ this place has.

Interesting that the commercial break was right as she said people were displaced from their homes in order to build this space. And then nothing after that sentence. Where did they go? Were they given support?

Except for the shower-toilet combo, I love all the space-saving ideas!

While the indigenous population is banned from farming themselves

Love the wood work!

Strange set up. Nothing cozy about it.

This was such an inspiring video, and gives us so much hope. Thanks so much for finding all these amazing places for us Kirsten and family!❤

The buildings are attrociously ugly

Love this place though I wouldn’t label it “Amish” too much negative attached to that group

This is amazing and totally inspiring. I have not heard about this place until now, thanks for sharing. My favorite of yours yet.

Stunning home and beautiful view, seems like a couple of great guys who get it done.

I think I could watch her walk up stairs all day long…. hehe. Lived here a long time never knew that place existed. Thank you.

What these people are sitting on is amazing- if you’re not familiar with the old world / I’d advise that the residents loook up Tartaria - this property should actually be looked at by professionals and professionals in properties of water - that water is not for beer and may contain healing qualities like the water baths of the temples of set in Egypt. This is a property that the elites / the international jOO world order government doesn’t want the people to know about - this is a goldmine for archeologists and soul seekers looking to undercover the mysteries of the universe -

Sorry, this is a cult.

I think he underestimates how lazy people get when they live somewhere full time.