Is This the Best Modern House in the World? (House Tour)

[@sandovalient]

This is maybe the best photography in an architectural video I have ever seen. The one behind the camera was able to project to the audience the architect's view perfectly. I'm really surprised on how great this match is. It's wonderful!

[@acesmith837]

100%

[@zavugaderek3306]

Luis, he timed a very cool lighting day to work with. It was a hard video to pull off but he or she nailed it

[@pollyseip]

7:28 … taking a moment to appreciate the musical score. Everything is beautiful about this. The house, the landscape, the filming, the commentary, the intent, the music, etc.

[@BCJDM]

A man can dream, all I did for 8 minutes was imagine my own life living in that house.

[@sneat2028]

... Or, a man can work hard and build a house for himself, it doesn't have to be this type of house.

[@makarandpawar6223]

How beautifully you said it ❤

[@originaluddite]

While I just imagined visiting it for a really good party.

[@annakeye]

@Jesus is coming. Read the Gospel. Don't spam this video with your nonsense.

[@RB-jn4lk]

May Allah fulfils your dream, not for 8 minutes visual dream tour but a real one, one that you can call a dream home…( in sha Allah) 🙂

[@You_can_save_money]

I'm crying! This house is perfect!

[@RaphaelAguirre]

The execution level is incredible. The way the windows rails and ceiling fixture are directly attached within the structure means that the planing has been meticulous. This is a testament to the arquitect(s) and builder(s). This level of simplicity is remarquably hard to produce. Kudos.

[@RR-rv3hm]

Is This the Best Modern House in the World? Absolutely not! You have to see villas in Bali, they have the best villas I've ever seen

[@Mega_Cribs]

Wow

[@Mega_Cribs]

Wow

[@CAMOBAP795]

The house looks simple, but ... I can't imagine how many smart decisions were made and how many difficult technical challenges were solved to build it. Great job!

[@hazelwray4184]

You can't image many smart decisions were made?

[@janjan55555]

@@hazelwray4184 For this house?! Come on, you 've seen these designs before...

[@jmc8076]

@@hazelwray4184 Obv a typo. Read whole comment.

[@karroketo]

Nothing simple here, this house costed MILLIONS of British Pounds, surreal house Tadao Ando and FLLW would be delighted

[@unistudent4002]

@@karroketo it’s in Australia, not Britain.

[@yeaimzeus]

This place is absolutely amazing omg. The rock exposures, all of the greenery! It looks so warm and homey even though it's all concrete. Possibly the best looking house I've EVER seen.

[@ChrVoigt]

I see it the complete opposite: outside & greenery nice, setting into the landscape nice, inside so cold as we were some stoneage people living in a cave...sorry but inside a lot is missing for me. Compare e.g. to kzbin.info/www/bejne/b3bYYaF-ltWknJI where a good balance fro my opinion was made.

[@kerosene4751]

Warm and homey? What are you smoking? The whole place would echo like one big bathroom. At night when winding down after a long day, you don't want to be surrounded by concrete everywhere.

[@ref2491]

This is quite literally my dream home design! So beautiful and elegant. Embracing it's place as part of the environment rather than removed from it. Thank you for sharing.

[@bmbullman]

I'm not alone! As of this comment, at least 229 people like this style of house! My wife hates it though, so I don't think it's ever in the cards for me, sadly.

[@Loooppp]

239 people with concrete in their dreams....

[@einundsiebenziger5488]

... its* place (it's = it is) ...

[@JP-xd6fm]

@@bmbullman So all of you people are, I would call, a type of "psychopaths", this concrete cold design are for people who have no feelings whatsoever and can't enjoy being home. It looks too cold, aseptic, sad, lonely... I don't know, I can appreciate the design itself but I'll never consider this a home.

[@bmbullman]

@@JP-xd6fm That's a bit extreme... You could have just said, "well, it's not for me, but I'm glad there's something out there for everyone!" See how much more positive that is?

[@ASkippingRock]

I love the clean lines and simple palette of materials. Keeping the structure visually simple makes the detail of everything else exaggerated. Really lovely.

[@julieuk5855]

Everytime I watch a The Local Project short file, I learn something new each time. You cannot take your eye off it for a minute, as you will miss so much.x

[@juanpablocorreiaecheverria2857]

That’s a beautiful house! I love when architects make the building an extension of the nature.

[@RR-rv3hm]

Is This the Best Modern House in the World? Absolutely not! You have to see villas in Bali, they have the best villas I've ever seen

[@amorfo9127]

What?, extension of nature?, use your eyes pls, is fu.ck1ng box of concrete...

[@thecommercialproject.]

This has to be one of the most considered and beautiful homes, ever. Well done James, you’re a master of your craft.

[@TheCoolDave]

@Joe Duke Not all places in the world need to be like that....

[@mikhailman]

@Joe Duke It's not built in Detroit, or slums of Costa Rica.

[@xelvhd2778]

This has got to be THE best looking house I have EVER seen in my life! Total goosebumps while watching!

[@isabellewhite3505]

I agree wholeheartedly

[@lorranv3112]

I agree with you and I have seen many dream houses but this one is THE ONE in the right place.

[@chinthadanansooriya9442]

Me too

[@marcoziervogel6957]

Agree

[@sm3675]

Same!! I brought a notepad- there's so much to love about this home ✍️!

[@pandecocojam]

The design is very thoughtful and the result is nothing short of breathtaking. I admire how beautifully they worked with concrete.

[@sonatine3266]

Very Bauhaus style.

[@Mega_Cribs]

😍

[@ericgrigorof1509]

Simply incredible how the house blends into the landscape, like a rocky outcrop

[@michaelnicola5210]

I’m speechless. This house will be famous and revisited many times over the years. It is already iconic.

[@StyleViewStudio]

This is just about the most elegant house with the most substance both for the current occupants and for future generations - presented by Local Project. .It is clear to me that the architect belongs to the same concept design group as the legendary John Lautner of California, most of whose works are landmarks.. people think it is easy to build a structure out of concrete..... I love the balance between concrete. open spaces, greenery, the sparingly used teac wood walls and other elements. What an incredibly gorgeous work of architecture! What a priviledge to live there....

[@originaluddite]

Thanks for your comment. Never knew of Lautner but now I know he studied under Frank Llloyd Wright and then went onto evolve his own style. About to embark on an image search of his work...

[@artel6225]

I watched this 9 times as fan of Fallingwater house & TLP. TLP this is one of the best ever house's you've shown us imo. Board formed concrete, floor to ceiling glass Crittal styled in some places, integrated electricals/HVAC, beautifully selected wood, blended light wells & house merged into rocks knockout, not forgetting living roofs. Arresting, breath taking work JSA.

[@ThePeej]

Fighting back tears… what an absolutely beautiful monument to humanity’s union with nature & with one another.

[@kerosene4751]

Oh please. It has a tennis court - the furthest from a union with nature you can get. Concrete everywhere, it's an assembly of grey blocks.

[@ThePeej]

@@kerosene4751 our ancestors sought refuge in stone caves for millennia. For some of us, those genes still express themselves & invoke a feeling of comfort & safety in such an edifice.

[@kerosene4751]

@@ThePeej That is so pretentious. Are you aware every human being alive today is connected to cave-dwelling, spear-throwing, ancestors? We all come from early humans who painted cave walls. That has NOTHING to do with chopping down trees today and placing large concrete blocks, driveways and tennis courts on the land.

[@kevinwright9701]

Agreed^

[@ThePeej]

Thank you to all the haters commenting on this comment, months later. I appreciate being reminded that this video is here. Loved rewatching it with my daughters this morning!

[@jemimamey6676]

The house adapts to the landscape rather than the landscape adapts to the house. This is so beautiful, I am never concerned about the view, I agree with him. The simplicity, the elegance ...... ❤💜

[@paolomangahas]

The cinematography alone told a compelling story.

[@ideatorx]

The cinematography with the audio on this one, is just mesmerizing hats off to the team.

[@Troy-Moses]

An overlooked and subtle detail which I really appreciate is that dimensional lumber was used for the roof concrete formwork, thus imprinting the wood grain and planks into the concrete... Though the style of the house itself may not be unique, the execution is superb.

[@tompedretti4849]

Incredible integration of landscape and architecture. So beautifully designed.

[@nativetexson]

Love this property. I did something similar with my house in the Texas Hill Country. It is built into the hillside by blasting the limestone and the limestone that came from the blasting was used for the external walls visible from the road. The back of the house was three floors of glass looking into the trees and the Colorado river at the base of the hill.

[@pixelfire6121]

That sounds gorgeous bud. I’m looking at building my own house someday soon and I’d love to get some inspiration. Can you advise me to any material for learning about the style?

[@GremmySmallz]

Cool would like to see!

[@maxducoudray]

But you have to live in Texas…

[@nativetexson]

@@maxducoudray I no longer live in Texas. I now live in the south of France. When I put that house in Texas on the market, it sold in 48 hours for more than twice what I had invested in it.

[@IronLordFitness]

@@nativetexson I live in the south of France and I'd like to live in Texas. How ironic is life? XD

[@kwaminaessuahmensah8920]

Beautiful. Hats off to the editing team. Brilliant sound design and storytelling through visuals.

[@feltball]

Great structure, questionable taste.

[@canadianroot]

@@feltball Agreed. The interior is about as warm as a hockey rink.

[@nathaliasimone_]

Yeas agreed ! Those who do editing on this channel, do a great job 😁🙌🏾❤️💗💕

[@empireofpeaches]

Congrats to James Stockwell Architect, you have created a beautiful home. The gardens, open plan and cellar are just incredible.

[@Transit_my-way]

I keep coming back to look at this phenomenal home. It's definitely a dream build.

[@Transit_my-way]

Love this home. Concrete, stone, steel, and glass. Outstanding. This would last centuries.

[@Mega_Cribs]

🤩

[@exponent42]

the level of restraint is stunning, finessed over for years you can tell

[@Mega_Cribs]

Super

[@frankyyaggabot6222]

I must remember that as a selling point next time I price up a slab of concrete😇!

[@bkizzle290]

The houses on this channel keep getting better and better

[@michelfortier9563]

I've seen a lot of houses on The Local Project but this one has done the best job of becoming one with the topography. Beautiful home, piece of art! PS-Love the art....

[@josephforsuh6929]

A beautifully woven tale..... It certainly has a magic to it. Credit to the Architect. A fine, fine piece of work.

[@issith7340]

Very nice spaces, and positioning and discussion with the environment. The color of cement dominating the interiors, gives, though, a sense of airport, or barracks not-finished building, or a public institution.

[@miriamritzel1576]

A dream house! Being in nature near to the ocean... love the planted roofs!! The forest around is beautiful... So relaxing and magical. I imagine the sunrise and moonlight. It honours the space with nature including and inclusive. A dream house made real with peace in mind and hart.

[@brigettercw]

Wonderful from the start . . . but exactly one minute in, the only words I could conjure were "Oh . . . my . . . God . . . what? . . . .Oh . . .my . . . .goodness!" and it never stopped. This house and the views are simply unreal! Are you breeding special architects with special unearthly talents for your amazing lands or what? You provide much needed delight every Friday. Keep 'out doing' the week before. Thank you for sharing such beauty and zen.

[@y0landa543]

every video on this channel makes me want to pack my backs, go to australia and become an architect- just to be a part of these beautifully breathtaking projects

[@shortfattoad7317]

.... And then you realise the lockdown fiasco, the authoritarian dictatorship that the Aussies lived under for two years and you have second thoughts. I know we did, cancelled all plans to ever visit or live there. Even though a perfect job was offered.

[@alexanderabbott123]

You are clearly watching way too much Fox News and other conspiracy garbage. I was born here and have lived in Australia my whole life. Like a lot of places in the world during Covid, there was a lot of false information spread overseas in order to justify certain views in other countries. “Authoritarian dictatorship” is a very strong term. Perhaps look up what it means before making yourself look naive and uneducated.

[@SheepyLib]

@@shortfattoad7317 You're a loon. Had little to no impact on me and almost everyone I know. You cop it, deal with it and move on.

[@diracflux]

Welcome to Australia with our world leading levels of private debt and poorly designed, poorly constructed residential housing.

[@anon8774]

It’s a big country, it’s not all the same. The gov has very little involvement most of the time, if you switch off the news it’s easy to forget they exist, especially if you’re not in a city. There’s been a bunch of protests and they’ve backed down on most of their rhetoric. Aussies aren’t very political and mostly just want to be left alone

[@neo5kali]

The Goldstein Residence in LA is amazing, as well.

[@kayelyward8714]

This is such an exquisite home which is respectful of the land's history as the site of a former botanical garden. The placement of gardens on the roof which in time will serve to hide the or blend the home's existence with the landscape is brilliant. The seamlessness of internal and external space with sliding doors which open to the outdoors and the room which is part rock and part house is lovely and celebrates the environment. The use of diffused light throughout the home is quite gentle. Quite lovely.

[@KaliMaLover]

INCREDIBLE. James Stockwell Architects are genius and master artist for being able to build a house where concrete and glass come together in a way that blends in harmoniously with nature. I would have loved to see a link to get more details about the cost and amount of time the build took to completion. In addtion, how the garden aspect of the entire house and property were created. This truly feels like next level kind of architecture, quite inspiring....I look forward to the possibility of one day when this level of mastery and artistry is available for EVERY house built on this planet....one can wish and imagine....

[@miminjuu]

Imagine living in the house and everything you see is just an art. What a beautiful home

[@Mega_Cribs]

Wow

[@systemwizardry936]

Perfectly designed for letting in all sorts of Australian critters and wildlife.

[@safiakhan628]

Not to mention seepage

[@blakec3323]

First thing that came to my mind as well 🤣. Beautiful but no thank you haha

[@johny4088]

Lol

[@RaphaelAguirre]

or as we normaly call them: diner.

[@munchyman3]

Imagining falling asleep on the couch with all windows open and then wake up with a venomous viper on your chest.

[@GhanYt]

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[@bahijarhafiri]

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[@Hexomickey]

Sir, this is a Wendy's.

[@jay_344]

i see a lot of financial advice comments popping up with replies with scammers named for the sake of googling nonexistent financial help. wish there was a way to properly report this

[@iplay1944]

This kind of house keeps me motivated to go to school everyday. Because I always remind myself that if I do the right thing as a student, I believe I can achieve such a house like this, for me and for my family.

[@toosense]

The architects did an amazing job in creating a phenomenal, modern home that blends in so well with nature. Not always an easy task to make concrete look natural, the living roof is stunning as are all the views. The rock room is definitely my favorite space. Fabulous.

[@justgivemethetruth]

For me that rock room is just a bit too subterranean. It could make a great bomb shelter though. I like that shower with the plant growing up to the light from a small atrium, and the spacious rooms overlooking the beach.

[@steveraglin7607]

STUNNING in every way, deserving of the world's best claim. The architect's calm demeanor as he describes his wonderful work legitimately makes this the best video tour of a home, ever.

[@fredsalfa]

When you said "Is this the best modern house in the world" that was a very bold statement and I was very cynical in viewing what was next. But what a beautiful house it is and yes it could be the best modern house in the world. Certainly the best Ive seen on the Local Project. So beautifully placed in the environment with what looks like a beautiful journey of discovery of the tones, textures and colours of the interior objects and furniture. I could really say this is a transcendent work of art.

[@와리가리모]

집이 자연속에서 튀지않고 땅에 묻혀서 주변환경에 파묻힌것이 인상적이고 땅에 파묻힌 내부공간의 위로 빛이 스며들어오는것이 엄청난 공간감과 아늑함을 주네요 결론적으로 차가워보일 수 있는 콘크리트가 아늑하게 느껴집니다.

[@Елена-в5т7э]

современно, миниимализм, богато, но таак тоскливо, похоже на склеп...

[@janjbowman]

Stunning home just stunning .

[@TheLocalProject]

It really is!

[@markaralvin7919]

Hello Janice

[@joshmcguigan2407]

Absolutely breath taking!!! Love that James Bond cellar too

[@JohnPatersonAu]

I like how they did the pool without an obvious pool fence surrounding it by making most of it above ground.

[@joaovasco3059]

Thats great for children, you can protect the access just by putting a fence on the entry. This house is just well thought

[@ZoltanTemesvari_temy]

Breathtaking. It wouldn't be complete without the legendary Luis Poulsen lamps.

[@channelbelajarku]

the idea to have a house inside the forest is just scary and crazy but the architecture make it way better

[@nakahebemichael5039]

this is were heaven and earth meets, awesome

[@pf5658]

Absolutely beautiful. Love how you can see the imprint of the wood in some parts of the concrete and you showing both day, night scenes of the house. Also got a little Frank lloyd wright vibe from this design too. Fantastic design!

[@saddlebox484]

This is the greatest house I have ever seen. Perfectly finished aswell. My jaw dropped when they showed the basement.

[@LilMonty]

That basement is f-ing ridiculous! So cool.

[@clay1504]

This is like my dream, I don’t need views I’d rather be submerged in a home that’s one with the landscape. I love everything about it!

[@nayeetenangolo]

Hands down one of the most intricately designed house I’ve ever seen👁️👄👁️

[@mylessandison6550]

Without doubt the best house you have featured!! Amazing 🏆

[@gocarlogo]

ABSOLUTELY SPECTACULAR HOME!

[@drewt9829]

Some of the best concrete work I have seen. Beautiful design.

[@truth-12345.]

Damn I love this concept.

[@Studiorobdiaz-q3c]

Wow. Mind blown. Lot of steel inside that concrete. Technical and so well done.

[@NewDoughs]

Love how the rock that the house is sitting on and incorporating is beautifully well graded sand and gravels with crossbedding, which in itself describes a evolving world.

[@dannychen1281]

Yes! My dream home... I've envisioned something like this for a long while, taking into consideration the landscape, sustainability, off-grid living and disaster-proofing. Its all there. One thing I'd change though, I'd use a natural pool instead. Otherwise, its perfect!

[@BigdaddyG420]

Wow. This is the first home that has really inspired me in a long time. Ready to bring that inspiration back into my practice

[@jasonmatthews4522]

Incredible! This fits into the Australian landscape so well. Proud of our world class design. For the foreigners - yes, you’d get some exciting critters in there every now and then, but nothing a good dustpan and brush can’t toss back into the bush - all worth it for those views! 😍

[@jamesstockwell3770]

cheers

[@Patriciamazzini]

I would love the peace this house can make u feel…

[@allsaintsacademy9344]

Absolutely exquisite.... I have always been in love with the architect of traditional homes... but my love in architect has shaped a new love and appreciation for the context of more earthly living environments. There appears to be levels of natural lighting through out this home which I found truly beautiful in how James was able to give the expression of natural light . I imagine being a concrete home it's quite cool in the summer time, I wonder to the colder months? This here has the presence to change ones mind in the presence of ones environment ... I'd give over my traditional for this earthing environment. Simply stunning.

[@allsaintsacademy9344]

@@rabmcleod3508 Absolute!

[@middler5212]

The setting is the central feature. The house is the bonus.

[@barend415]

yes, proof how even a cold BUNKER can become a great livingspace because of the landscape.

[@kathleenv8993]

The best looking house I've seen in a while. So beautifully designed.. and that location!

[@HungryTrashPanda]

This home is spectacular. I live in Okinawa, Japan and most of our homes and buildings are concrete. There are many benefits to concrete over other materials. Some buildings here are nothing more than big boring blocks, and others are works of art, or designed in traditional ways but formed in concrete instead of less durable materials. You can make it boring, or exciting and restful like this home.

[@RR-rv3hm]

You have to see villas in Bali, they have the best villas I've ever seen

[@Kim_Danielle]

I absolutely love this.

[@drakedrones]

Clean, minimalist and open; perfectly peaceful and elegant. Love the design and color choices!!!!

[@sharonwebb945]

Spectacular. Love how it grows out of the rock… I love how the windows/doors glide to bring outside in. And… I love all the rooftop gardens. Architect’s homes are gorgeous! Full of passion and intentionality, beauty and practicality and so energy efficient making the most of light, direction etc … fascinating.

[@markaralvin7919]

Hello Sharon

[@Whatta33]

Big concrete walls long hallways is always stunning to look at. Almost brutally stunning 🤩

[@TheLocalProject]

It really is!

[@michaeloconnor1479]

@@TheLocalProject as previously mentioned, the integration is everything. And as a minimalist at heart I was a little taken aback by the comment concerning allowing the family to bring all their own stuff in. I'd really hate to see a lot of clutter added to the "brutally stunning" design.

[@garethlee_835]

unbelievable architecture

[@LanceHamright]

5:22 - 5:27 is editing GOLD!!!!

[@Goldcrest7]

I'm not easily impressed but damn this house blew me away. The attention to detail is breathtaking

[@MiauZi69]

Hahaha. Really. Why?

[@Zjaan321]

Stunning work on every level. Looking from a passive perspective, how does it perform in terms of energy and airtightness, moisture etc. Does it require a lot of heating and cooling? Would love to see the detailing, for example I barely notice any drainage for the level entry. Great work James Stockwell.

[@michaeldiana8281]

bedroom scenes kzbin.info/www/bejne/mmWnmIijd6mKY9k

[@dartology]

I wondered this too. What it’s like to live with comfort-wise. And how it was certified. Agree with drainage too. Very inconspicuous.

[@tracejohnson6273]

Agreed. Lovely, but details would be iffy. Sound, too. While travel through concrete walls is surely limited, overall attenuation seems difficult in a concrete structure. Safety would also be a concern with lots of hard, smooth surfaces and even a part of the sliding glass door that drops into a stairwell across the threshold.

[@Tech_Planet]

It's like the house from Ex Machina with no killer robots.

[@perrrry]

Yeah, that's a hotel pretty much where I grew up called Juvet here in Norway.

[@doal92]

no killer robots, just killer animals

[@wildflyingdove]

Simply beautiful. Reminiscent of Falling Water

[@eliezerbranda4948]

this was magical

[@kevinmorin7965]

Frank Lloyd Wright's philosophy, his language of design and his ideas of building homes are (all) still alive and being carried on by the younger architects; as witnessed by this lovely house, I hope its a home?

[@munirmahmoud1849]

Yes... Organic architecture... Blended with the natural environment...

[@orakel6082]

It’s very very similar to frank llyod wrights works..if someone told me this his one of his works i may believe him😅..if you put it on a graph the trajectory of details and concepts were very close to frank llyod wrights work😂.. it’s beautiful 🎉🎉🎉

[@bscottb8]

Somewhere between FLW homage and plagiarism.

[@brucetownsend691]

My first reaction to this house was that it was a new iteration of Falling Water.

[@williambroadmore2588]

I'm surprised I scrolled so far to see FLW mentioned... this quite clearly relates to Falling Water. It's a stunning house on its own and in its own right. But by the time we saw the raw rock (also another awesome detail) it felt close to imitation as a form of flattery

[@bentonblanchard9118]

I can't wait to build a house of my own someday. each video is inspiration for my future, a collection of ideas that I will continue to build off of

[@yeaimzeus]

Same here!

[@heidihill3073]

I love this house, the lines and the textures are incredible.

[@philleach6271]

The contractor has done an incredible job on what’s obviously an intensely complex structure. Hats of to them !!

[@MozaStudioVN]

amazing house with a amazing view

[@OneNationSoul]

Everything is beautiful ❤️ from the location and the view to the fabulous finishes of the house

[@beauty_enthusiast]

I have an honest question - bc the home is so open, do you find that insects and spiders make their way into the space? It’s quite lovely, kudos!

[@alex.b755]

exactly what I was thinking. Especially in Australia

[@jaderoulade9792]

You guys have great editing and photography skills. Every showcase makes me feel glad to be a viewer.

[@andysony555]

BRAVO PROJECT- THE BEST VERY COOL

[@byrdworky]

The pinnacle of perfection designed and built with balance to nature...

[@joaovasco3059]

This is just fantastic, amazing, and some other words I dont remember right now

[@annakeye]

There's not many new builds that get me really excited but this one certainly does. Although I think it would be better suited to Aotearoa-New Zealand where we don't have issues with spiders or snakes that can kill you. I could imagine this looking out of the West coast bush, surrounded by native plants such as ferns, pittosporums, cabbage trees etc.,. If I was in Aussie and staying in _Bunkeren_ I would wonder if something was going to slither in. Also, the swimming pool looks like it would get filthy really quickly from all the foliage.

[@AlexShults1]

First thing that popped up in my mind. If the house becomes a part of the landscape in Australia, it will be home for creatures of all kind😅

[@Iamthebestever]

I've lived in the outback bush backdrop all my life here in rural northern NSW/QLD and have never felt threatened by a snake or spider that could kill. We would walk to school through tracks in long grass, camp and run around barefoot as kids and the most I ever got hurt by was a bee sting! Obviously we are surrounded by an abundance of Australian wildlife who bare no threat and I'd rather them than corrupt, crooked humans in my community who bare more danger than a snake who just wants to be left alone.

[@michaeloconnor1479]

@@Iamthebestever Thank you for that input, I was beginning to get a little concerned with all the comments about dangerous critters and such.

[@Iamthebestever]

@MICHAEL O'CONNOR - Tbh the local wildlife instinctively get to know you and become very protective of you and your property. They actually adopt you! 😊

[@forgotten_world]

This house exudes FLLW Organic principles famously shown in the Fallingwater, with some contemporary twists.

[@i.a.h.8204]

I'm danish, I stumpled upon this video by accident, I'm f...... jealous!

[@dreamskeepmesane]

This is unreal, it looks so beautiful. All I kept doing was imagining myself living there

[@tonyshawley7536]

Definitely one of the best. Everything is amazing. And then they showed us what it's like during the night. So let me correct myself. "It's Definitely the best home The Local Project has covered."

[@jaylenhoard14]

One day 🙏🏾🌍💫♾