Brandi Mathis bit of space between them and a roof. Bonza!

Yes, video is in San Diego hills: plus "shipping containers" - three in a U shape, plus a wooden roof / arch for extra height.

He is annoying. Asks way too many closed/leading questions and fake enthusiasm all the time

Brandi LeeMa that’s basically a room in jlos house.

I would be curious in learning what the two pop-out pods were made from! Bryce is right, though, this could be a lovely permanent home with some well-designed outdoor living spaces.

Hey there. That's a great idea and certainly a topic that I will cover in the future! Thank for the suggestion. :)

Ditto's........................

Okkar I concur

landwatch.com You need to find a place with ZERO building codes. That means rural. Or else you are forced to build a foundation in most areas doubling or tripling the cost. I know that there are very few counties left in the USA that have no building codes, most use the international code which is ultra-strict. Find land in those few counties (I live in rural area of Appanoose Co IOWA and there are no building codes and I have 3 container homes.) I also own land in Colorado. Land within city limits 20 miles away I would be screwed and fined for building my containers but they cant touch us here outside the city limits. Another option I am looking into is Cochise Co, AZ and some counties of New Mexico, some rural areas in the Missouri Ozarks, it is all about verifying the County building codes for container builds. Finding cheap land is incredibly easy. You can finance land from many websites but the main site for land buyers in the US is landwatch.com. If you finance you wont be able to build until its fully paid. Be aware Its best to find a half acre rural and outright buy it than to finance 20 acres and wait. you can always buy more land nearby once you have your first container home build (usually for less than 10k).

Okkar, also it would be good to see something on that spray in insulation foam. I have seen a ton of videos with people saying the stuff is a toxic nightmare in low vent areas. I would be a bit worried about that.

Thing is going too far very day

Instead what shell do the most

Juanita Mumford Sorry, your message is not understood.

yep Bryce was born to do this

I love how upbeat, and positive he is.

Aaaabsolutely!

This reminds me of my undergrad dorm, which had a really practical, youthful, brilliant design. It brings back great memories. I would love this theme in my house, keeps the atmosphere fresh and modern.

Isn't it? Awesome!!!!

BTDarters Channel I love it!

Agreed! I would be interested if he was designing them to fit an individual's needs.

A room for your beard or bed?

Lmao

Diggnuts Strong accent huh

I thought it was the bidroom, where auctions are apparently held.

I can't believe you people. Your idiocy comes through in your accents!

Cheers! And yeah, there is certainly a lot that can be done with them! :)

this is amazing

Living Big In A Tiny House I want one!

I genuinely think everybody in the world needs to downsize, and we should stop building regular sized homes and work with shipping container sized homes.

Only once the container tiny house option gets more popular it means those shipping containers prices are going to go up, just like it did with normal tiny houses It's all about demand, everything starts out affordable (and in some cases cheap) until it's popular and in high demand then the price goes up and up 😒

Thanks heaps Charles! Glad you enjoyed the video. :)

Charles H Thanks to Bryce AND his wife as she films it🤗👍

@@livingbig Do you find these awesome tiny homes & their fab owners or do they find a fantastic host like you. Either way we are in for treat. Its therapeutic to watch your videos, amazing camera angles & great conversation to show the character of the owner & the thought behind their homes.

Yeah.. man, this design is off the charts. I love the large glass door, I just love it period

1aggiesgirl Love the accent ❤️ It's a part of several reasons his show such a success!

This bad

It's like he is saying he doesn't want his guests prying lol

For sure, there is a huge difference in the cost when you are able to do the labour yourself.

Matt K

wait, $75k+ is cheap ?

rgorjon9 b bffgtty

Glad you liked it! :)

Julia Paschoal Love the add on pods, I’ve been toying with building my own container home and this design has given me some great inspiration. Same here!☺️ You might want to converse with me on ideas. I go crazy thinking of them! If you use 1 or more extra containers, it will give you more bang for your buck. You I put them side-by-side or have a crane stack them when they are delivered.

Actually, the guy said he's 6'3" and Bryce is 6'4".

You're definitely right

That isn't an Australian accent ;)

Permaculture Person well where ever he's from, New Zealand 🇳🇿 maybe? Where ever he's from he could do voice over work as Forrest Gump's cousin from the Southern Hemisphere.... lol 😂

But besides the voice, the container is really nice and well built... great place to stick the pesky in-laws 😂

D Ishappywithlife it's an Australian accent

No, as he now knows it's a Kiwi (NZ) accent. Bryce (also a Kiwi) shoots most of his stuff in New Zealand

It sure is! :)

kiwigirljacks ii

xiPropheT KZfaqrs do pretty well.

Kensington Station Not always, it’s really a wave. The algorithm is unpredictable and has ups and downs for everyone. It’s not like Netflix where you know what you’re going to get. Although I’d say Bryce’s channel is favored at the moment.

He probably has more freedom this way.

Generation X 😂😂😂😂😂

Me too... a lot. He'd probably be a really nice person to meet. As we went along I kept thinking... "this guy is restoring my faith in humanity". His design for my requirement would be more perfect than my current 480SQFT... thanks Bryce !

Americans are obsessed with making money, you will find the exact opposite is true of Kiwis. A lot of these projects are totally independent, no tiny house company plans, etc. And the strict, impossible coding that exists in the US is extremely different this side of the hemisphere. Our codes exist to protect the structural integrity of buildings against natural disasters and climate which are frequent and more important than zoning. I think New Zealanders have a very different approach to building and lifestyle, much more - how do I put it - realistic and chill.

There is only one U.S. City that I would say has the New Zealand Approach to life; and that is Austin, Texas. It has no Zoning Committees, and does require only that buildings be built in such a way as to withstand Hurricanes... I have thought often of moving there if I could. But I agree, our country is very object/money centric. Whereas I see a lot of Kiwis are focused on joy, happiness, life experiences. I guess having lived through things like the Big Quakes in Christchurch and Hurricanes and such have taught your nation how to place value on things that really matter. Not that there aren't Americans who haven't found these secrets, but they aren't as commonly acknowledged.... Even with most of my state still recovering from a Hurricane, it's business as usual in the lesser hit areas.

Rusli Irawan I really love your channel since I can see a lot of Gorgeous small houses that I can't see in my country. Keep upload more videos. Come on over🤗 We have room here for you! Come and live how you want.

Agree! 👍

Carol Shuturan Jaja lucky wifes family members me too😸

Is he Australian?

Haha I'm a kiwi too and I just can't get over how he talks! 😂

petnzme01 as an Australian I can tell you he doesn't sound Australian :P He speaks a bit slower and has what I suppose you might call a drawl if it were American, but that's definitely a variety of Kiwi he's speaking.

BasementRuthie he is Australian.

B Butters how do you know though? Like he mentions his wife is from China but nothing else.