I really love what you have done for yourself, your family, neighborhood,,and our planet. You and your efforts are assets beyond any currency. Youve done an admirable job researching and presenting it in a very approachable and easy to digest form. PRICELESS!! Bravo!!

WOW this is an amazing video!!! This should have like millions of views. Super informative and amazing house you built, I really want to build one of these aircrete houses now

Thanks for the great information! Love the various construction examples you shared. I'm really interested in dome housing. It makes sense.

Bravo !

I would be interested to see the inside of your domes. I'm very interested in the 2nd story dome how you did that. Thank you. Great video helping others to understand all the benefits of dome living.

@omdomes4113

8 ай бұрын

I'm happy you found this interesting. You can see some pictures of the inside of the domes on the Instagram page: @om.domes. Anyways, I'll make sure to make another video of the insides.

I agree with you, free flowing shapes are pleasant, sharp edges in a building to me seem so unnatural. We are looking into dome homes. Where i live tornadoes are a yearly event. Traditional square homes here end up broken by them. I also like the different structures that are in every culture and from history. Love your rocket stove. Great video

What an amazing, comprehensive video. Well done.

Beautiful

Thankyou for this video, very informative!

Wow Dan it’s come along way! Amazing 🤩

I learned a lot from this video, thank you so much. please keep teaching us stuff about architecture/homebuilding!

@aznmnh2

5 ай бұрын

Although I would agree with other commenters that I would have liked more info on aircrete and that the music was a little too loud. Thanks again!

Thank you, excellent video. I feel even more reinforced in my dome project.

you should do a video on your fireplace; i think it is so cool

thank you!!! from Argentina , Fractal 22 its my space into geodesic dome !

Awesome job!

love

Very interesting!

The questions I have are.....1 how do you release steam from a bathroom/laundry from a shower or washing machine to prevent mould buildup? 2. How do you prevent water from coming in from outside, especially during heavy rainfall? 3. How do you create airflow for example, say you burnt your dinner...how do you air the place out of the smoke or strong smell?

@holgermessner851

22 күн бұрын

Like in a normal house. The dome roof can have a tarp build in, a mix of latex and cement for water protection. To get air circulation in the kitchen on the stove? Like in the old days. With a window in place. Or a ventilation system like in modern houses. It’s on you to figure it out. I am building in Panama. But I couldn’t get a building permit with aircrete. So I am building a circular house with local concrete blocks. The municipality got me a permit for it. If you like to build affordable housing, you have to consider local building codes and materials. If you consider that the Domegaia tool set is around $1,300 plus shipping - I got all my 6” blocks (1500) for the main level for $1,065. That’s for inside and outside walls. If people coming now and say that aircrete is environmental better then concrete blocks. The cement you will need is the main issue that produces CO2. You need it for aircrete anyways. And you don’t need to wait 30 days to wait to dry your aircrete blocks if you just use cement blocks. The original dome was build with locally available 4” cement blocks. Not aircrete!

@erniesulovic4734

21 күн бұрын

@@holgermessner851 Thanks very much for that. I am moving to Europe soon to be with my Mrs, non EU country. After buying a standard house, i want to buy land and have one built underground, as a getaway plus as a spare incase of "whatever" 😀

@holgermessner851

21 күн бұрын

@erniesulovic4734 If you build underground. AirCrete will not withstand a lot if pressure. Not the self mixed kind. If you are in Europe. Over ground: Search for Ytong or Hebel. That's the original "AirCrete" material made by this 2 companies. For underground building, I would only consider concrete blocks filled with concrete. Like a bunker.

@erniesulovic4734

21 күн бұрын

@@holgermessner851 Glad u mentioned that and thanks. Only found out re Aircrete not being good for underground the other day. Im happy to use full concrete for underground or maybe stone even 😀

Love the channel. Am on my 3rd build myself. All the best to you and yours ! Wulfy

Thank you for this video I am going to build a house similar to you and I consider a lot of these elements as well thank you for the video!

Wonderful knowledge and video. I witnessed all of your hard work.... thank you for sharing. A little piece of knowledge from God... Fruits grown in the trees are the safest and most protected and most health beneficial and the most healing. than anything grown in this overtilled and pesticide and herbicide earth

Awesome! Love all the information you shared. Do you have a build video on your super efficient wood burning stove?

The big money always rules so no this is not the way of the future but makes more sense than any other . Thank you.

Hola amigo como puedo contactarte? Quisiera seguir tus pasos

Please turn the background music down. It is unnecessary and makes it hard to hear the person speaking.

@kingmasterlord

4 ай бұрын

harsh wording, but a bit more voice volume relative to the music volume would be good audio mixing.

Made it to about 12:45 in the video & gave up waiting for the history of the entire field of architecture of all of human civilization to wrap-up; and for the focus to finally be turned to the actual aircreate dome house… Thank u for your video this comment probably sounds snarky but I just couldn’t take the overload of information since there wasn’t enough content about the actual, physical making of the house, and waaaaaaay to much esoteric theory for me.

thank u soo much.. im very interested in how to make aircrete, none of the video are detailed enough to me, i would appreciate much if u do

Because you plan on building a new house in 15-20 years on the same place but don't want to spend money on demolition as it will fall by itself?