The £100K House Saga - The House That £100K Built - S01 EP1 - Home Design

[@karl2917]

Martin did and absolutely amazing job. Piers and company are a tribute to helping lower income people turn basic into beauty.

[@safevoyage]

Fabulous and I can’t believe it cost only 102, well done Martin!

[@CoachAzizaB]

What a lovely home! The amount of equity immediately is mind blowing. Only 100K to complete a masterpiece. Well done Martin!

[@simkasimona838]

I LOVE this series! I wish I had architects with these kind of mindset to help me renovate.

[@svietka202]

This guy should be so proud of himself because the house turned out totally personalised and sparkily and original and just beautiful. The use of different materials is so wonderful and kudos to pierce for going to scavenger them for him. I will I wish we could see more of the bathrooms and I don’t understand why we didn’t

[@beejayvandegriendt3632]

Wow! This young man did an amazing job on those interiors!! Excellent.

[@kcsunnyone]

who are the weirdos down voting these videos? This is great and so inspirational.

[@hollyhold562]

These self-build are incredibly courageous, smart, + inspiring. The people in the UK have tremendous grit. They are allowed to get true info (the need to greatly reduce their carbon footprint), and, affordable housing is extremely scarce. There's an actual shortage of literal structures. Due to overspending + poor planning by developers, we all pay the price for their quite self-centered greed (most, not all, developers).

[@keirfarnum6811]

His house turned out great. I love the metal wall too. If he wanted to sell, it would definitely be at a profit. People always think “high design” is more expensive, but oftentimes use of less expensive materials in unique ways and making things simpler can save money. It’s about being clever more than the money spent.

[@ManMartin]

I think this guy can be a good project manager, real estate bussiness guy.

[@RVBadlands2015]

Beautiful piece of ART.

[@debmiskiw1839]

This is a favorite program of mine. It’s so nice to see people with limited budgets being given help and design advice to create something wonderful. It’s inspiring!

[@pennyme5121]

Those parents have great faith in their son risking their pension for a house their son has no experience to build. I wish my parents had that kind of faith in me. I was so nervous so glad it worked out better than I thought. Good job.

[@benjamincurtisdaniels2432]

Even if they don't, have the courage to do it anyway. You can if you try :)

[@keirfarnum6811]

My guess is the fact that he built his own business is a factor in them trusting him with their money. They probably didn’t lend him all their money either.

[@anna-lisagirling7424]

Piers scrounging the countryside for stuff to finish th rooms with reminds me of the late sixties when people were in a sort of anti-materialistic frame of mind and doing anything that would look imperfect, recycled, earthy, call it what you will was the way to go. Sometimes it was of necessity, of course, but it was often just the sort of ethics of the times. With the corona virus devastating our health and economies across the world over, i can see the situation ending up in a similar way for a big segment of society every where. Creative uses of unusual materials and re-use and recycling will be the order of the day and I think we will all be better for it.

[@keirfarnum6811]

The Japanese call use of imperfect, worn, used materials that have character and show previous life “Wabi Sabi.”

[@cindythomas5895]

I so much love this show ... enjoying the 2- guys helping the builders !!!!!!

[@jameskarue5718]

"Plaster boarding the roof and tilling the wall", old man got jokes🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@t.t.5324]

He did a good job. Especially since he was basically on his own and never built before. Amazing how he budgeted all that.

[@ManMartin]

Very clever the way he made the walls.

[@peggymarvelle6520]

Really love this house!

[@leahwalker9868]

Those cables would have been great for the staircase.

[@hutoxipatel3610]

V beautiful n luxurious spacious beautiful built. Mine blowing wall n other features in such small budget. Hats off n great respect. God bless u all with good health happiness n loooooooooong life

[@donlynefullofpeace7054]

The young man should be very proud on what he achieved. Amazing job done basically by himself. Bravo. The metal wall was just a little to much, but he made it work.

[@informationcollectionpost3257]

Nice h house that sounded like it was over budget by 2000£. Not bad! Looks fairly impressive. I like airlocks like he put in. Honestly, plastic or glass sheeting works good enough for an air lock and it still gives you a larger line of sight. I have a slight affinity for tensegrity structures so if I would of ran into miles of steel wire rope at the beginning of the build; it would of ended up replacing many of the structures tension members. I also like plenty of light but plenty of privacy in my bedroom, bath, and if possible reading room part of the house. No big glass windows in my bedroom walls, but windows at the roof line and skylights in that section of the house is a must. It's just more intimate that way when your a married man. Liked the shed roof & modern open plan house that he ended up with. Steel siding these days not only saves a ton of money in the USA but is pretty much maintenance free. His steel bedroom wall even meet my approval. Great job for a budget of 100000£ and a build price of 102000£.

[@keirfarnum6811]

Agree with everything you said. I thought the same myself

[@OutNAboutWithBrad]

The boy's done good!

[@frieda1368]

The most outrageous thing about this was that they had Ketchup with their Pizza

[@jimcarlisle2309]

Sometimes the Best advice, is what comes for free. Yesterday was the beginning, today is your opportunity, tomorrow is the results.

[@paulsheridan1]

Good (free) advice, Jim. Often, we've none other than ourselves to blame it we don't quite get there... Enjoy your opportunity.

[@SuzanneU]

Thank you for uploading.

[@wandajames6234]

Why do these architects always come in after the materials have been ordered? Seems a bit late... hasn't he already paid for these walls they want him to get rid of?

[@roderickjones7479]

Wow.!

[@arlenehutchinson9259]

I think these guys should do a show called REJECTS all those things people have rejected and show us had they followed the advice what it would look like 🤓🧐🤔 It may get us taking alternative materials more seriously

[@Mario7p]

it's clear to me that they wanted to make a music video compilation, but somehow ended up with some weird house renovation footage so they decided to go ahead and use that too! thumbs up!

[@brandypurple3127]

I feel like you should help them when they first get their house plans . Maybe you could show them other plans that will be more beneficial for them before they order all the prefab work done . That’s money down the drain unless I can reuse the wood .

[@cassieoz1702]

There's something wrong with the timeline here. Why is he not shown alternative layouts until AFTER the wall studs are all in? This episode feels disjounted and thrown together

[@gypsy3446]

He has built a lovely home 🏡 ❤️ 😊 now all he has to do is pay bank of mum 😀 😉 😄 🙄 dad back.

[@thata82]

i really love this channel but how come nobody has tried to build a house with a 3D printer? they look awesome and they're super cheap. I have always wanted one.

[@thelauraby]

Maybe not on this channel, but people have and are using 3D printers for houses. Check the interwebs!

[@alexanderpasnl]

A lot of the videos on this channel are from 2012/13. The 3D printing from houses wasn't that far back then. I'm sure they will come. A lot can be found on KZbin though.

[@keirfarnum6811]

That’s coming online. It’s won’t be long before 3D printed houses will be available.

[@LizNewtonZHUCHI]

Ketchup on pizza 😂 jeez we’re a sophisticated bunch.

[@kutrabilada8865]

Ketchup with pizza? That's an insult to the chef haha.

[@aramhadiabdulrahman]

where were all the guests when he was working on building the house. they are only coming when everything is done

[@dougerickson3362]

The video seems to be missing the narration that other episodes of the show have.

[@martinsorra6529]

Might have something to do with this being episode #1 of season #1. They improved as they went along.

[@brandypurple3127]

That would look good in the kitchen that’s stainless steel

[@ursonate]

I had to pause in the beginning when the woman put ketchup on her pizza. I mean 3:00 whut?

[@007vsMagua]

Ketchup and Pizza! COME ON MAN_

[@asherbeal8357]

During the montage at the the beginning it the pizza place, I saw a young lady putting ketchup on her pizza, is something that is common in England?

[@KatieB33]

My thought also?!

[@cassieoz1702]

No

[@asherbeal8357]

Thank you Cassie and Katie. 🍻

[@Christ_on_the_River]

It shocked me when visiting Trinidad-Tobago how some people there put ketchup on EVERYTHING.

[@VB-lz5cx]

In Europe, we usually do put ketchup on pizza, yes.

[@andrewclish439]

Throughly enjoyed watching that. Beautiful house on a small budget. He has done a great job👍👍👍👍 Absolute awesome. PIZZA 🍕🍕🍕🍕🍕🍕🍕🍕, mmmm (11/06/2020)

[@veryestherful]

It feels like this program is missing a voice over...

[@rachelthurber6689]

Totally

[@Shinare73]

I was thinking where is the narration?

[@claztube]

@@Shinare73 I've viewed enough of these shows I do the narration in my head. The bit that goes quite when you expect a voice over narrative is a nice break for us whom are bingeing during this time when we're unable to get out with the peeps in our towns and cities.

[@lloovvaallee]

Someone needs to marry that young man ...

[@darrellmason8791]

Who designed the house

[@arlenehutchinson9259]

👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾🙆🏾‍♀️🥂

[@North49191]

what Martin needs now is a real job.

[@garyhopper819]

Austin powers I can do it for less than €100,000 yeah baby 🤓

[@kjdyatta]

43:35 could polish it too. would not be hard.

[@gestionhumana8743]

There's something about the blonde host that drives me crazy. Dunno if is the hair or his eyes, his accent, his clothes. I want a british guy like him in my life.

[@Waiheke-Transcend]

Great show but the music is really off-putting. Too loud. Too yuk Too noise!. But thanks for an interesting show otherwise.😀

[@ntomenicgiorgo3598]

I though I was stoned watching this until I read the comments and people were saying where's the voice over? Weired.

[@martinmoore7279]

Where's the voice over?

[@All2Skitzd]

Ketchup on a pizza?

[@maddog1918]

mumford and sons music? I hope they got paid for the use of their music

[@itorapadas]

looks like they're passing it off as their original music. same as the other show- Restoration Home, im hearing instrumental of popular tunes.

[@jaimedavis439]

hows he gonna say "i may as well do it now" when he cant pay for it?

[@mollymorgan8652]

The wired glass in the show home looks gorgeous, but wired glass is actually super dangerous compared to more modern forms of safety glass. If someone falls into it and breaks it, they could get an arm stuck in the wires!

[@jo-lynnhodgson6363]

WE had that glass at school. The wire holds the glass even when smashed.

[@staceygibson373]

If I was him I wouldn’t of taken the risk..lol.. He’s the one that did take the risk...

[@alffuergregor]

Utterly stupid suggestion wasting a great window by putting a massive bath in front of it. By the time you are in the bath at the end of the day it will be DARk with NO view!!

[@hallohallo8701]

Nicht gut gelungen. Man hat versucht den Mann ins Übermoderne zu stecken, aber er ist es nicht. Viel zu kleiner Wohnbereich, dafür jetzt viel zu großes und ungemütliches Schlafzimmer.

[@lisaj1622]

Seh ich genau so, das Bett wirkt verloren

[@TripleG69]

Lol, every program I watch I just want to slap the architect with all the weird ideas and send him packing.

[@julianorenkertjunior2059]

The lowly gym secondly bat because himalayan proportionately pump like a well-off beech. small, sloppy sweets

[@paulettehammond5226]

Whaaaaat?

[@sauravrjb]

Bad editing

[@mgkipper]

I have built 2 houses for myself & I would never hire this architect.

[@chrisbrook1505]

Guess you would not hire him, because he has got some different and more daring ideas! Petty, that most British people are so traditionally minded and stay stuck in their old ways.

[@mgkipper]

Canadian!

[@paulsheridan1]

@@chrisbrook1505 Pier's imaginative, thought-provoking ideas have proven a hit during this series. It makes it essential viewing for modern house designers.

[@bnavveer6674]

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[@paulettehammond5226]

Again, whaaat?

[@BobbyJett1]

"Bits of metal on the wall" - Holy God (awful)!