Kristie Wolfe spent $5000 to build herself a tiny home on wheels in her hometown of Pocatello, Idaho. It started off as a yearlong experiment in simple living, but she liked it so much she decided to keep living small, not only in Idaho, but she began looking for land to build a tiny vacation home.
I love oriental style, especially Janpanese old style. I love houses that are made by wood, the older the better. And the house don't have to be big. Smaller house will give a warm feeling. But, it has to be open space. I love it when the whole house is filled
This is a tour of my host family/homestay house in Tsuyama, Okayama Japan. :D My host family was very nice! I'm so glad I could stay there for as long as I did (about 6 days), but I wish I could have stayed longer.
A walk through a large traditional Japanese house with a beautiful garden in Tokyo. The Asakura House is located three minutes away from Daikanyama station (one stop from Shibuya). The house was built in 1919 by a very rich family and it is rare to find such a well preserved building that survived
Many great homes today with huge landscapes have popularized organic farming techniques to a large extent. In this video, the Bates share how becoming apple farmers has brought a change to their lifestyle and their tastes.
Land Rover demonstrated a range of innovative research technologies that would allow a future autonomous car to drive itself over any surface or terrain. The research project aims to make the self-driving car viable in the widest range of real life, on and off-road driving environments and weather conditions. The demonstration included Surface Identification research, Terrain Based Speed Adaption research and a world first demonstration of an ‘Off-Road Connected Convoy’.
am i the only one that came here trying to find more videos of people daning like those two little thai boys
The biggest crabs in the ocean are surprisingly gentle.
Valle Bavona is surrounded by hydroelectric power plants, but in the 1950s its inhabitants rejected electricity. Keeping away from modernity has been a plus for the valley. Since it had no electricity, no new buildings were constructed and the valley retained much of its authenticity. (Raffaella Rossello, swissinfo.ch)
In April of 2005 we broke ground on construction of a new energy-efficient slipform stone house originally intended as intern housing for our Green University® internship program. This slideshow provides a quick overview of the entire building process, from the bottom up. More extensive photos and text of the building process are available on our website at www.hollowtop.com.
Japan is considered one of the world's most energy-efficient countries,and its industry - carmakers first and foremost - sets standards. Only in home construction is Japan an energy guzzler.Now the first ultra-low-energy house has been built in the country,and it shows cost-efficient and environmentally concious planning and building can save surprising amounts of energy.
