Brilliant! This is the first time I see a vertical tiny house. Will definitely share this, no regrets I am subscribed. Really love it. ❤

Excellent design.

Another one of your excellent designs.

If space is of the essence, could you take it back to the bare brick?

Another stunning idea

Amazing! Your creativity is next level and I love it. 🙂

Absolute genius 👌👏👏👏

I love this design so much, it's brilliantly thought. However, I do think the kitchen can be dark with a closed door. I wonder if the use of a Dutch door will be better as the upper part of the door can be opened like a window. So, you can get some natural light when cooking or eating.

Perforated steel staircase and partition/support was inspiring!

If I could afford that I would want to live in a house very much larger so it's a no no for me.

Just one question: How does the bed get up the stairs?

As an architect who has always designed at the exact opposite scale to you, may I say that I love your work. I really do hope that an enlightened patron steps forward to build what you so carefully think through.

I'm not an architect but I just wondered if a building is safe having just one entrance like this what are guidelines

Gorgeouus and guaranteed to keep you fit for the next 80 years!

I see the new posting and I immediately push that like button😂 because I know I won’t be disappointed. I look on my subscription’s list every week to see if there is a new video uploaded.

I want to live here, however I will settle for visiting.

What a creative lady you are!!! So beautifully imagined.❤

😍 BELGIUM! 🥰 I 've been following you for some time and never dared hope you'd work with something so recognisable to me. I grew up in the Flemish countryside and saw cabins like these on every cycling trip (meaning most days). I would change nothing but the colours as I dislike white.

What a great design for this weird building. Thanks Gemma for sharing !

Gemma. . . .you have scored again. Your imaginative planning, use of space and materials, are just wonderful. I enjoy every word of your description, and marvel at your professional approach to every project you undertake. Good on you!

I Really enjoy the bathroom solution.

An architect with an imagination.......how very rare!😊

Very creative use of the space.

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This is so well done! My only concern is where the plumbing, the heating & the electrical wiring etc. would go. Also the loos would need some ventilation, else the poor folks in the bedroom would suffocate & die! Not bad on the conceptual level though. Very ingenious actually, I'd say!🙂

Watching your videos is so inspiring! I live in a boring old high rise apartment with an inefficient floor plan but your ideas give me inspiration and hope that everything can be changed for the better 😊

What software do you use for designing and rendering? It looks fantastic!

Throw away the Step Reebok.

Wonderful use style and size

Been watching your vids for a while; in most cases I can imagine being comfortable in your spaces (I'm 2m tall!). This project appears to be a bit cramped. Do you adjust aisle widths and head heights based on the site being considered, or are there certain guidelines that are maintained no matter the site conditions?

I absolutely love this. I'm a fan of both modern style and old buildings and this is such a great combo. Your videos make me wish I had stuck with my architecture/interior design career. I did get to renovate (complete gut) the 200 yr old stone farmhouse my family had been in for nearly 90 years. I loved every (stressful) minute of it! It was such fun to design every single corner of the house to my own preference. That was 7 years ago and I had to sell the house to move closer to my daughter but I was proud to list it rather than selling it cheap in the condition in which I received it. Look forward to more of your videos.

I terraformed Pluto.

Brava!

I am always in such awe at what you accomplish with these old and ruined buildings. Beautiful!

Quien sube esa escalera para el dormitorio?me parece fuera de lugar

As a high voltage utility engineer I would so like to live in one of these!

WAOUW genious

I wonder if it would be possible, instead of having stairs, to have a small lift in the building. I imagine planning regulations would forbid it, but if they weren't there, it could be a way of maximising floor area.

Impressive! love how you've imagined it. I would only add that there should be a place to work, some desk somewhere.

Great video and ideas but I would not want my table under open stairs. It would be difficult to keep clean.

The bottom step of that staircase looks a little scary. I can just imagine my foot going underneath and me bumping my shin against the very thin step.. ouch! (beyond that, the transformation looks phenomenal)

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Amazing!

I love your ideas, they differ a lot from usual architecture these days because you have a great feeling for space and harmony, also considering the combination of old and new. You always find unusual solutions for space issues. It is always a pleasure to watch your videos and dive into your way of thinking and planning.

The dust on that staircase, though… a nightmare probably 😅

Omg this video is everything I've been looking for. Everyday on my way to the gym I pass by this little round tower that is used for the metro and it has so.much charm, I'm always imagining how it could be organized inside to.make a copy little home. Very similar to this video! ❤

This looks like it was very challenging, but the end result looks wonderful!

Soo clever! I love to see buildings from the past that are left to rot, repurposed for good use!

I love your architecture🙂

The highlight of my month is when your videos come out :) Thank you!