Finally the Segel House! One of John Lautner’s best houses! Overview and walkthrough.

[@joshpurdy1797]

Unreal. I've watch so many of your videos and never comment, rarely commenting on youtube in general. I appreciate all your efforts in what you do. I'm so passionate and creatively stimulated by Lautners stuff and I've learned alot by watching your videos.

[@SuperJobbel]

Thanks for your reaction. Your response is really heartwarming and stimulates me to make more videos. Each video is a lot of work, but the idea that I make other people happy with these videos makes it worth all efford. Lautner was truly a genius, he deserves all the attention and appriciation. Feel free to place a reaction, I always respond to it! :)

[@fisherh9111]

Easily my favorite of John Lautner's design. Thankyou.

[@SuperJobbel]

Yes, it's also one of my favorites!

[@SenexCanadensis]

I agree with you that the original pond and garden look better than the new pool, even though the pool is well done. This is one of my favourite Lautner houses. Thanks for the Christmas present, Jop!

[@MarioRossi-dc3nh]

Wow! John Lautner is the gene of architectures, definitely my kind of architect ❤️.

[@CU96821]

I really appreciate how you highlight the interior portions and then seamlessly switch to the exterior view, keeping the same area highlighted. It makes it so easy to pinpoint the exact spot inside and out!

[@SuperJobbel]

Thank you, great that you liked the video. With drawing lines on the photos it's indeed easier to understand the video. More videos come up soon.

[@Selina42]

Thank you Jop! You’ve done it again with another stellar video! Loved this so much!

[@SuperJobbel]

Thanks for your positive and stimulating comment. Great that you liked the video. It took me 7 weeks since the last upload, next one will be uploaded much faster. It will be a video about John Lautner's Zimmerman House.

[@Selina42]

@ Looking forward to it! In the meantime have a fabulous Xmas!

[@GiorgioBertuccelli]

The beauty and artistry is impeccable , thank you for showing us this masterpiece. I appreciate your efforts and passion

[@SuperJobbel]

You're welcome! This video was an insane amount of work...to tell you the truth. So I'm glad my effort is been appriciate, haha! Anyway the house is so brilliant that I thought it deserved a complete and detailed video.

[@billwrinkle9662]

Thanks for this. If you can ever do the Malibu Cliff House... Lautner's last big project... that would be so cool.

[@SuperJobbel]

Oh...I really would love to do the Malibu Cliff House.. but unfortunately the owner doesn't allow any new videos to be taken. Less thant 10/15 photos exist and they were taken when the house just was finished. So I will be very diffficult to make a video about that house. Still, I've hope, maybe in the future I 've collected enough images to create a video. I do have the original plans however. Stay tuned and maybe I create that video one day...

[@william_at]

Thanks again for show us another marvelous Lautner's masterpiece. I hope some day all of these wonders will be declarated national landmarks.

[@SuperJobbel]

that would be great: the government should protect these houses as monuments. The houses deerve more attention and recognition. That's why I make these videos. There are still a few videos about Lautner houses coming up. The last masterpieces that are not turned into a video yet.

[@johnmilovich2195]

The curved "glulam" beam in the front of the house is amazing!

[@ghostbeetle2950]

YES! Thank you thank you, thank you, Jop! I have always loved this design, but I've also always had problems reconciling the interior photos I found in the various books into a proper understanding of the actual layout - what with every room merging organically with all the others - so thank you very much for another one of your wonderful tour guidances!;)

[@SuperJobbel]

This house was one of the most difficult houses by Lautner to understand: a very complex lay out, that was changed many times over the years, and only a limited amount of photos available. It took me 1,5 years to make this video. But all the positive comments and heartwarming reactions made it worth all the trouble and hardships that it was to make the video. Indeed a video always provides a better overview of a house than images in a book can do. That's why I started this channel: there was so little information available a bout the houses by Lautner... more videos will come up soon. Next video is about the Zimmerman house by Lautner.

[@ghostbeetle2950]

@@SuperJobbel Awesome, well done, Jop! But, of course, you know what the reward for a job well done is?;) Another, harder job! =) So, I'm definitely looking forward to your Zimmerman tour! I already know it's going to be awesome too! Merry Christmas, and a happy new year to you and your family!

[@lekride]

Thanks a lot for your videos, I discovered John Lautner through your videos and I must said I loved all of it!

[@abeerali7834]

I’m always impressed with his designs, but this one has my special interest. Absolutely gorgeous! Thank you for showing!

[@SuperJobbel]

You're welcome! Indeed all his designs are amazing, but this house is also one of my favorites.

[@carriem2537]

Your videos are top-notch, and this house is SUPERB. Thank you for sharing.

[@SuperJobbel]

You're welcome, great that you liked it. I liked making this video because this house is one of my favorites.

[@alandtony1]

WOW! Fantastic, thank you for bringing this wonderful structure to my attention. John M

[@SuperJobbel]

You're welcome. I like bringing these wonderful structures to the attention, so more videos will come up soon. :)

[@hetkrioelthier3459]

Wow!!! Dit is inderdaad echt een van zijn allerbeste! Thanks Jop. I love your stuff!

[@SuperJobbel]

Graag gedaan! echt een waanzinnig huis waar ik zo in zou willen wonen. Meer videos komen er binnenkort aan.

[@LouCheezeYouSleaze]

Outstanding analysis and display of a very complicated design. It was very easy to understand a beautiful home that featured a unique and sophisticated construction.

[@SuperJobbel]

You're welcome and thanks for your reaction! I like making these videos that make the complicated designs easy to understand. More videos will come up soon.

[@svengalilord]

In my 30 years of Architecture, I have rarely seen its equal.

[@SuperJobbel]

Neither have I, it's a truly original house.

[@rossrreyes]

Such an amazingly complex build. So many compound curves; and decades before Frank Gehry

[@SuperJobbel]

Yes Frank Gehry is also one of my favorite architects. Maybe I'm gonna make a video about one of his houses.

[@clayton97330]

Thanks again for the awesome video!

[@SuperJobbel]

You're welcome! It was a while ago that I posted the last video, but this one was a lot of work...new videos will come up soon! :)

[@clayton97330]

​@@SuperJobbelI imagine it took some effort to describe and diagram the complex curves and diagonals of the structure.

[@SuperJobbel]

@@clayton97330 Yes it was indeed a lot work

[@aaaaaaaaaaaa808]

Wow, Mrs. Segel was living during the best time, able to built a home as a dancer. Amazing.

[@SuperJobbel]

Yes, she earned a lot as dance teacher: teaching rich people and movie stars to learn how to dance.

[@Life.Is.Artistic]

Beautiful work again. And u explained it so well! Thanks for all the pictures and work u put in!!

[@SuperJobbel]

You're welcome, I like making them so more videos will come up soon! Great to read that you like the videos.

[@stephenbrickwood1602]

Love the coloured lines as you speak. Love your work. I comment often. Hahaha 😊 New subscriber. 😮😊😊😊

[@davidfoster-smith211]

very exciting, imaginative form & design; looks fun to live in.

[@SuperJobbel]

I think it's really fun to live in, so bad I can't afford it.

[@JeanPierreVanderWeerd]

First of complements on yet another wonderful video. Had to watch it twice to grasp all the detailed explenations. Read about the house but your video reveals its true splender and talent of John Lautnernnthank you Jop!

[@SuperJobbel]

Bedankt voor je reactie! Dit was 1 van de moeilijkste videos om te maken. Omdat er maar weinig foto's van het huis gemaakt zijn en omdat het zo vaak veranderd is. Maar ondanks de aanpassingen is het nog steeds 1 van de beste huizen van Lautner. Ik heb zelf ook meerdere boeken over Lautner, maar in geen enkel boek kun je een goed overzicht krijgen van hoe die huizen nu precies in elkaar zitten. Daarom ben ik dit kanaal begonnen, om het eerst zelf uit te zoeken en daarna die informatie te delen. De volgende video zal gaan over het Zimmermann huis van Lautner.

[@fujitatsuyoshi]

Thank you very much. I truly grateful for what have you done. And I am sure that many many people feel same way. It is always amazing how he handles situation but same time feels the perfect answer you can get.

[@SuperJobbel]

You're welcome!! Thanks for your lovely comment, it stimulates me to make more videos. Sorry for the late reaction of mine but i was on Holliday. More videos will come up soon!

[@snakeplisskin8696]

Great job. Again.

[@SuperJobbel]

Thanks Kurt Russell ;) !

[@timetraveltravez8803]

Amazing

[@johnjoeflanagan]

Very enjoyable and informative video, thank you.

[@SuperJobbel]

you're welcome, great to read that you liked the video. Your reaction stimulates me to make more content. More videos will come up soon!

[@AlbertKnesal-e2q]

Excellent descriptive tour of a Masterpiece.

[@SuperJobbel]

Thank you!! :)

[@charlesmayfield5262]

Absolutely Amazing! Having very little media and details about the home I must say that you have done a fantastic job of researching the Segel house by Architect John Lautner. Today being the first time ever Learning of John Lautner I am greatly intrigued and impressed and now curious of his other works. Thank You

[@SuperJobbel]

Great that I could help you with the overview of the Segel House. I love John Lautner so much, all his brilliant overview, the most diverse achtitect ever: all his house look diferent. So check out th many video that I made about him.

[@SenexCanadensis]

Has anyone else been watching the fire coverage from LA? It looks as if the Segel house was very close to the western edge of the Palisades fire. I believe it survived - I tried to compare the fire map and news helicopter footage with Google Maps. On a similar note, the Eames foundation, and its 4 Case Study houses (Eames, Entenza, Bailey and West, all reviewed on this channel) were on the eastern edge of the fire but I believe also survived. But all of them will probably need cleaning for smoke damage.

[@SuperJobbel]

Yes it's true. The fire came close to thesell beautiful houses, as for now they are save, but nobody knows how the fire will develop....lets hope it will be over soon.

[@gregoryfranks7347]

oh wow was this just an outstanding video!! what amazing photos! you must really put your all and some into making these videos. nobody could see how the house is laid out or know all of the stunning features Mr. Lautner included in his design. ive been taken back at how little photos and real descriptions there are of what i call the pch trio. thanks to your videos i have a clear idea a visual ques from this and the beyer video. im such a fan and your videos are the only way i have to really understand how amazing his work was and definately still is. sadly i think the third of my trio will go on with very little access to it. it being the Levy house but i also understand that having that house and being involved with its design has got to be such a personal and private gift so i am on sad that its not mine. at some point it will become open for other to see but i will admire it as well as this and beyer from a far only to now but so much more aware of the design and history of them thanks to your tremendous effort and dedication. we all owe a great deal for without you we wouldnt be able to appreciate his work nearly as much and that is a great gift you have given. thats a pretty great legacy for you to have. these videos are to only thing to come close to providing an overall idea of what these homes are. a gift from you both. a sincere thanks to you sir. have blessed end of year times. cheers

[@SuperJobbel]

Great that you liked the video and thanks for your lovely comment. : - I started this KZbin channel because it was so difficult to get an overview of the lay out of the houses. And there was hardly no information available. So I started my own research and now I share the information about the houses with people who were as curious as I once was. - Some houses are hardly photographed at all. It's a dream of me to make a video about the Levy House (aka Concrete Castle/ Pacific Coast House) but only a few photos do exist, so it will be near impossible to make a video about that home. But I hope I will succeed in doing so, some day. - New video will come up soon. Next video will be about the Zimmerman House. Best wishes and have a merry Christmass!

[@gregoryfranks7347]

@SuperJobbel I am grateful that you started this channel. You're also right that there is some houses that are very very very very very very still unknown believe your house being one of them. But I do understand not wanting people to be able to see every little thing inside of the house. John Martin was such a magnetic figure and apparently that house was like giving birth while they were designing it and it's probably very special to them and they want to have a private so it's you know more special and it's their little secret from the best architect that's ever lived. Your videos are so impressive because to have the information that you have and to have researched it and found all of that is just as amazing it's obviously hard work and you must be extremely dedicated as well as having just a tremendous passion for John Lautner's work I've watched most of your videos many times each I would have to say the marbrisa is my favorite and that's such a great video I would have never realized how the house was laid out without watching your video. I'm also a huge concannon fan and was very sad when I found out that Mr Goldstein knowingly tore it down to put a silly dance club at the most famous John Warner house. My opinion is that's very disrespectful but he did have the blessing of John Walter so that's him in my opinion doesn't mean anything to anybody but I was honestly just offended. I think if you have a significant property or something significant in history that you should honor it and make sure you don't do anything that doesn't fall in line with the history and the respect that the house deserves. And to tear down one to make another bigger I don't think is right especially that house because it was just such a unique and beautiful house. The young lady that rented it for his last several years had a video that I have searched over and over and over and cannot find I sold it a couple years ago and she walked through the house and showed all of the the design of the house and it was a great video but for some reason I cannot find it. And I'm very disappointed because that was the only real footage captured in that house with a video camera your video is the most in-depth video about that house that's ever been. I have a tremendous amount of respect for you and the work that you put in to do these videos so accurately which I can't seem to find so I truly appreciate it and I truly enjoy it. Cheers

[@zizzolizzo1]

Just beautiful. 😮😮

[@KarelKraakei-g5j]

Truly a masterpiece! Thanks for the video

[@SuperJobbel]

Graag gedaan Geert!

[@Cre-Art]

Thank you for another enjoyable tour of an amazing Lautner home. Each one is unique, interesting, and livable. What a talented architect! Merry Christmas, Jop. I hope you have a wonderful holiday with friends and family.

[@SuperJobbel]

Thank you for your heartwarming wishes. You also best wishes and merry christmass! Maybe one video will come up in 2024. Otherwise it will be the first week of january. A lot of videos will come up in 2025.

[@Cre-Art]

@@SuperJobbel I'll be watching. :)

[@madamemarmot]

Jop, thanks very much for this fantastic video. I've never seen anything like this house, which is so advanced and futuristic, and at the same time cozy and warm. And the ocean views are stunning, of course, per John Lautner's intention. The boulders in the house remind me of Albert Frey's House II. And the indoor planters and skylights are very cool and organic.

[@SuperJobbel]

Yes, you describe the qualities of the house very well! I agree 100% with your describtion. I think it's one of Lautner's best. Next video is coming up: it will be about Lautner's Zimmermann house.

[@heathmcrigsby]

Thank you for the new video. Love this channel.

[@SuperJobbel]

You're welcome! Really great that you love my channel. New videos will come up soon.

[@nealjoseph2112]

Your work is always excellent, thank you for sharing.

[@SuperJobbel]

Thank for your stimulating comment! Your welcome, more videos will come up soon.

[@jlworrad]

I've been looking forward to a video about this one. I keep seeing pictures of it here and there but I'd no idea of its story. Thank you.

[@SuperJobbel]

This was I video that many people were waiting for. One of Lautner's best houses, but many owners didnt allow any new videos to be taken, so photos were hard to find. Also the many remodeling/ changes over the years made it difficult to get an overview of the lay out. It took me 1,5 years to collect all the information. Now I share that information we all other people who love John Lautner and architecture: showing people the beauty of his houses. It was a lot of work to make, but it was worth the efford! More videos come up soon. :)

[@Shostakovich33]

😱😱😱 another amazing video. Thank you for sharing! I’m personally not a fan of the pool addition, but I can only dream of owning a home like this one day. Absolutely breathtaking.

[@SuperJobbel]

Great that you liked the video. I also dream of owning a house like this, it's one of my personal favorites by Lautner. The pool addition is wonderful done, but still: it somewhat takes away the curving, organic and transparent character of the house, so I prefer the guesthouse.... that was better suitable with the organic style. Nevertheless the interior of the pool is excellent in style with the rest of the house.

[@attichatchsound-bobkowal5328]

Christmas comes early! What a treat being guided through this masterpiece, thank you! I first discovered who Lautner was on a section about the Segel house in the book: "The Wright Style" so it's been special to me. ! I agree it is one of his best. So thoughtful, elegant AND utterly unique. I can't say I like the additions, ESPECIALLY the pool portion.

[@SuperJobbel]

I really like you giving this Christmass present. Great that the Segel House made you discovering Lautner. It was a lot of work this video: to figure out everything. It was avery complex house, with only a limited number of photos available and so many changes to the design': so it was difficult to get a full overview. But your reaction, as well as the other positive comments, make it work all the effort. The comments stimulate me to make more videos. Next episode will be about Lautner's Zimmermann House.

[@attichatchsound-bobkowal5328]

@@SuperJobbel That one is pretty wild! Looking Forward to it!

[@SuperJobbel]

@@attichatchsound-bobkowal5328 Stay tuned!

[@thebob01]

Love it!

[@ellerivendale3290]

AWESOME HOUSE!!!!

[@SuperJobbel]

Absolutely. It's one of my favorites!

[@WFROMPARIS]

Many thank's for your work. You give us clear explanations for something very hard to understand. I would love to visit the Segel House. For me the epitome of beach house.

[@SuperJobbel]

You're welcome! The house this difficult to understand. It took me a long to figure out to position of the photos and to get the lay out. I'm afraid it's difficult to visit the house:it's owned by rich famous people who don't allow people to visit: even Lautner's biographers weren't allow to visit.

[@jinglemyberries866]

What a genius he was.

[@Brian-os9qj]

Houses or structures of an anti-cookie cutter design, make the world a better place. Thx for the house history lesson, as well

[@SuperJobbel]

You're welcome! Anti-cookie cutter design is a great way to describe the house. :)

[@alankelly-hamm2702]

I am generally not a huge fan of Lautners designs. This one though is stunning. It is imaginative, thoughtful and creative. and beautiful. It also appears to be comfortable and elegant at the same time. This dwelling is a timeless beauty.

[@SuperJobbel]

Yes, it's an absolute beauty. A dream house for me. I love all houses by Lautner. What I like so much about him is that each design is different: no other architect is so versatile.

[@TrevorReitsma]

Fabulous detailed review ! What a shame the studio was deleted for the pool😢 - cheers from Brisbane

[@SuperJobbel]

Thank for your comment. I like to make the videos as detailed and complete as possible. Yes I agree it's sad the studio was deleted. Still I love the pool to.

[@robtennapel78]

Love it

[@gabrielvaldez6877]

Maravilloso diseño, quede enamorado.

[@SuperJobbel]

Gracias por comentar! Best wishes from Hollanda!

[@dennispatrick4999]

I remember this home being built. I grew up at Trancas.

[@SuperJobbel]

okay, I would love to see this home being built, it's a very ineresting construction.

[@RVonse]

Beautiful home. According to Redfin this home is worth $40 mil and the annual taxes have been and are $400K/year. To afford something like that home you would have to be worth at least $200 million, IMO.

[@SuperJobbel]

Yes, I'm afraid you're right. Unfortunately I think I'll never get an opportunity to live in a house like this :( That's why i make the videos: to dream about these houses.

[@andr3s999]

That walk in closet expansion was a mistake. It took out part of the curved facade. And an indoor pool when you live in front of the ocean? It's a beautiful house regardless

[@SuperJobbel]

I agree with you that the walk in closet was a misstake, it somewhat ruins the shape of the house. A pool in front of the ocean can be usefull when you dont like salty water and want to swim wihout constant waves.

[@tigerphid9677]

Great house, like all of Lautner's. I love the massive glu-lam curved beam.That is so unique. Do you have any idea how much the house would sell for in 2024? It would be interesting to know. That way we can make a comparison in dollars and cents.

[@SuperJobbel]

This house is worth around 40 million dollars today! According to Redfin who had sold the house. The price is not only based on the size and quality of the house, but also the name John Lautner and the name of Malibu pumps up the price.

[@brutallyremastered4255]

Fascinating that the furniture is uniformly hideous and overbearing and the entire interior looks busy yet unfulfilling.

[@SuperJobbel]

Okay, I actually liek the interior and the furniture.

[@maxvanrunkle1052]

Thanks!!

[@SteveAttwood]

Stunning house and a stunning job Jop, as usual... Are there copyrights on house design I wonder?

[@SuperJobbel]

These houses are copyright protected, it's not allowed to built a copy for yourself. Still it is possible to built a house that is inspired by this design. A hommage home. ... Great that you liked the video!

[@oliverlondon5246]

❤❤❤

[@joemeyer6876]

How was it heated, radiant floor heat?

[@SuperJobbel]

Yes, and the fireplaces off course.

[@mikehill3728]

Curious to learn what this house cost when built, and also now?

[@SuperJobbel]

According to Redfin the house is worth 40 million dollars, I don't know how much it would have costed to built back in 1979.

[@rickdeckard9810]

8:19 Why is there a light box advertisement inside the house?

[@SuperJobbel]

Haha.. . That's what they call Modern art! It's an artwork based on a large cell phone, with a lamp in it. I dont remember the name of the artist. .if any viewer knows it, let us know.

[@bobcaygeon975]

Envious of that concrete wall and high fences.

[@osinachiukanwa749]

What type of roofing materials are those steel green material

[@SuperJobbel]

Copper

[@artemactivate]

👏👏👏🙏👍

[@ludovicgarcon8915]

Lets us know if projects burned down...

[@SuperJobbel]

I hope none of these houses are burned down. I shall check it out...

[@vivviedarling9336]

Is it gone? 😢

[@SuperJobbel]

...not yet..flames are close by though.

[@jamesbwaterman]

Bummer about the pool addition and guest house demolition, but I get how the homeowners would want a pool in their now $40 million dollar house! Where do the guests sleep now?

[@SuperJobbel]

Good question: there's still one guest bedroom in the rear (behind the studio) , otherwise the studio or the recreation room can be converted into a guest bedroom as well.

[@maricinmarcin71]

😍

[@bazzr6364]

This is David Arquette and Courtney Cox's old house.

[@SuperJobbel]

Yes, you're right! I thought of including this information in the video, but I decided not to do so because otherwise the video would be to long. Arquette&Cox lived in the house till 2016 so before the swimming pool was constructed.

[@Krook71]

Actually they already sold the house in 2007. The current owners lives there since then.

[@SuperJobbel]

@@Krook71 Okay I thought till 2016. I didn't knew that. Apologies for the mistake. Thanks Tycho. :)

[@gelmibson883]

The absolut horror livin next to a highway

[@SuperJobbel]

That's why the high concrete walls are placed in front of the garden. I guess it's pretty quite living there.

[@illbeback2YT]

Interesting house, although I think it is by far not his best house. The angled lay-out in combination with the concept of curves in construction and detail lead to many difficult encounters, which are impossible to 'solve'.

[@SuperJobbel]

Thanks for your interesting comment. I think however that it's one of his best designs: the many curves and corners make a large house feel very intimate and homelike: like sheltering in a cave, yet still the magnificent view over the ocean is present everywhere. The complex construction and lay out make the exciting and unusual. But I understand it's not the most practical house. Some people prefer the ''international style'' with straight lines, transparancy and symmetry. This style is cheaper and more practical. I also like that style: but I'm a real lover of organic architecture .

[@milkrecu]

Lautner was and is a genius. This house is beautiful in many ways but fall short in sensitivity to surroundings (a pond by the sea?), use of material, and attain ability of most of us humans. His earlier work was much more accessible. Why does rich clients warp one’s sense of ideal? Certainly he had to make a living but he seems to have abandoned the aspects of his design that made him so creative AND build able by normal human beings. This, for me, is the great disappointment with Lautner.

[@АлексейСтрелков-д9э]

Надеюсь пожары в Лос-Анджелес не повредят эти произведения архитектуры!!!!! 🙏

[@SuperJobbel]

I hope that as well

[@Nostalg1a]

It's a bit tacky...

[@ukyo6195]

Ugly as hell, or you like living in a cave with 70 vibes. Die curved wood glass door looks like coral draw art.

[@SuperJobbel]

okay that's your opinion and I respect that opinion. I really love this house. Thanks for your comment.

[@13minutestomidnight]

This is an absolutely beautiful design, just brilliant. I love organic architecture's integration of natural elements and shapes, and this is one of the best. Thankyou for so competently explaining the layout, design features and changes over time. Really incredible work to make such a complicated design so easy to understand. And yes, I prefer the garden too (btw: I feel the pool would have been better if it was set into the floor at the very least; and preferably instead of a lap pool, the pool curved to mirror the original outer walls, with the pool building leaving a metre or so strip on the outside for a garden of dense tall vegetation, which the pool room looked to through large windows. If they had to have a lap pool, it would have been better to put it on the edge of the property and keep as much garden as possible between the pool and the original building).

[@SuperJobbel]

Thanks for your reaction. Yes, I agree a curving pool in the ground was better. And the garden had to be kept in place someway. Still it the pool now looks okay. It's indeed a brilliant design. Great that you liked the video, it was a lot of work to figure out everthing and make such a complex design easy to understand to the audience.

[@johnreynolds5407]

Fabulous and intricate design. The round and curving spaces with varying roof levels truly allow the natural environment to shine. Not terribly fond of the 1986 guest room addition: it looks cold, clinical and barren. Your presentation, as usual, is wonderful, calm, informative and thoughtful. On its own (and speaking as a swimmer), I think the swimming pool is divine. It is clearly intended for someone who swims and not as a wading pool. As it is situated within the property, I do not like it. The ponds were more aesthetically pleasing and in Malibu a pool belongs outside!

[@SuperJobbel]

Thank you that you call the video wonderful, calm informative and thoughtful. That really stimulates me to make more videos. Yes, the pool is indeed intended for someone who swims on a daily base, also the windows of the pool can be lowered so you can swim in the open air. It's truly divine; but still the prefer guesthouse looked better. If would have owned this house, I would kept the guesthouse in place, and used the guesthouse as an art studio.