Wow... A container that has been totally transformed to look like - wait for it - a metal box. Interesting to finally see a tiny home that most commenters don't like.

He has a passion for selling tiny houses. I like the videos when the builder has a passion for tiny homes better.

He's literally making container homes a shiny new object to grab our attention 😂

imagine paying 10 million for that top view looking down on a 5k container...

I'm getting tired of people talking about their containers and murphy beds like it's never been seen before. Murphy beds have been here since the 1900s.

inside looks amazing, but instead of not wanting the exterior to look like it came from a shipping container which they were trying to avoid, it now looks like an oversized fridge.

Looks like a walk in freezer.

$96k plus shipping? You could just build a house

Great filming and interviewing, per usual! But his "design" explanations seem more like him convincing himself that this is effective design. It's flashy and nice-ish. But definitely not effective for this cost.

I love that fold down table design so much 😍

"we have these mechanically fastened" literally just prys open the cladding to show behind it...

Thats really a 100k for a camper that doesn`t move...

Just love the corten steel paper plane!

Love it.. So simple and beautiful

I looked up more info on this company, close to $100,00 for this? And you have to pick it up and ship it yourself? No thanks.

He didn't want it to look like a container, ummm, well, it does. It looks like an aluminum container. Idk what landscape it would blend into and not look like a sub zero fridge on its back. If it's your thing fine, but you haven't lost the metal box look.

Great looking home. I like industrial -however not a huge fan of your outside cladding. Also sitting outside in full sun would be tad bright. Really like the accordion doors & light switches.

Says televisions are becoming obsolete, but shows us a microwave for a “kitchen.” 😳🤣 I haven’t owned a microwave or television for over 15 years, but definitely need a bigger fridge and counter to cook, two burners at least. I could see this as a weekend home or Airbnb, but nothing full time.

I’m building something almost exactly like this using a 20ft shipping container on a permanent foundation in my back yard with an expansive deck to be used as a guest house.

Wonderfully filmed presentation, as always. :) Yet, this unit and the way they constructed the cladding and the inside does not justify the ~$96000 price tag in my opinion. The cladding and the way they designed the bed is cheap (why not just a luxury sleeping couch?). You and other beloved architecture channels had tiny home builds in similarly cheap price range that had much more "luxury" and space. Sometimes 3-room-builds that can even host a small family. Also, pretty sure this build would not be allowed in my country. :D

I'm a firm believer in "if you don't have anything nice to say then don't say anything at all" but this container "home" is making me bite my tongue so hard I'm tasting blood. I'm sure the guy is heavily invested in his "home" and probably means well but I felt like someone had just tried to sell me a used car that would fall apart 2 miles up the road from the showroom. Even if you picked this up and plonked it in a beautiful location away from the car park, unsightly gravel and busy road it would still be a massive nope from me.

I love the way you use corian in bathroom and the idea you can seamlessly blend it together is cool.

CoriAn dude. Why do I get the feeling this guy used to sell used cars or alarm systems? 🤣🤣

All over this. Not crossed these cladding styles and they are fabulous

Corian is very easy to scratch and stain, and it's expensive. That's why it fell out of favor when quartz came around. I'm surprised they would use it for the bathroom.

Interesting building ideas for a very specific buyer.

Can you pull it with a Cybertruck?

Great and simple idea, but imagine being a neighbor to that reflective material.

Great inspiration for something you could build as a guest house or for teenagers.

The tiny trend is over. Then adding unnecessary high prices just kills it even further

Very nice design! Very clean and fresh! I love the reflective aspect of the outer panels, and the heat management factor! Brilliant!!

Well.... I like the big folding glass doors.

Love the folded metal airplane!

This is my favorite show

I feel like this guys trying to sell me something while watching this.

I agree with most people’s comments on practicality! I would want a kitchen, but I would be willing to live in something that small in order to be near Malibu Beach!

Imagine spending $10 million on your home and looking down on this. Yikes.

I have nothing to say about this. But i love your channel.

I've been looking at tiny homes for many years with the idea of designing one to live in Northern California. Given the recent wildfires, my concern is safety & the ability to insure the home. One of my favorite models just burned down a week ago in California- unfortunately they weren't able to find insurance to cover wildfires so they lost everything. This is a great solution.

"kitchen" (i.e. microwave) is non existent. How can you live in it? Fine for a guest room extension though.

Concerning the bathroom, I'm not a fan of the "open door policy".

Another great shots from you guys. Love cladding idea on the container box

FYI: The Buhaus is an all-inclusive price of $96,000.00. This does not include shipping.

Fireproof, earthquake proof, minimalist ...just right for the perfect site!

I would feel like a sardine if I lived in that.

Just add a department of corrections ankle bracelet and you have a California jail cell!

but we want to see affordable and self built homes.

Pretty interesting design... And it's in boo! I'm leaning towards this method of housing... it's another level of custom!

I love this channel. Thank you Kirsten for the great videos.

This would be a great guest house!!

Interesting with a lot of good design ideas.

I get how containers can be renovated into low-cost homes and the interior designs in this case are fabulous - but does the exterior have to be aluminium? I can't help but think: solar panels on the roof, at the very least, please!

This has some nice ideas ....I like that he says "I have a little RV ..then we see an airstream...🤣. His airstream is more livable that the container ....so I'm guessing the container is a guest space????

I like the step up from the raw industrial feel.

Drones & Cladding's can reflect beautiful things!

I prefer the honesty of the original container. The only plus I can see is extra insulation between the aluminium and the steel of the container.

I help built two out of a 338 dollar container for a friend. To try it. and it wasn't as hard as you think. He now has one that on solar and one that plug in. Now he has a nice family hangout and a place for sleepover for 6 . I tell the solar one would be a good option for homeless or low income.

Dang the reviews are mixed...even if you don't have the money for this (I def don't)...you can still appreciate it and seems like you can find a take-away idea to use on your own project...

With the aluminum spacers between the outer shell of the shipping container and the cladding, there is room for insulation, which would do an even better job at mitigating both heat and cold.

There are definite take aways from this. Very nice indeed!

I think all 4 sides being a mirror would be bad ass🤘

Malibu snobbery in a building form thank god you got everything you wanted.

Yeah,,, tiny house are trends... 🏡🙏

I don't like it. Where's the kitchen? No worktop space, hob or a sink. It's a badly designed space, certainly not worth the price tag.

Nothing against good big and beautiful tiles.

The big question is, would Malibu let him place that on a residential lot? That is a commercial lot.

I love your videos Kirsten, really gives me a great feeling when I get home from work. keep the channel going, double thumbs up every time.

I want to know where the toilet flushes to when you just “plop it down”

Its very beautiful, it's done so well but why make the kitchen so tiny and the bathroom so big? I suppose its good for people who are visiting and go out to eat and want just a relaxing time?

Wow, I like to see another video again from him. I love it and the view is fantastic there

Oh please... only in California.... it’s a container with panel. The mans a genius.

Well, its no Vipp Shelter but it's cool. I still like the VIPP Shelter.

people seem to not enjoy the shiny cladding but its honestly kinda cool on a smaller project like this

Cold, uninviting - ugly...Sorry for the neighbours who have this thing in their view...

pros: 1. nice on the outside(aesthetics) 2. nice on the inside (aesthetics) 3. convenient (EXTREMELY SUBJECTIVE) Cons 1. that glass bathroom shield. is a no go. Cant get rid of the fear/anxiety of that thing falling while travelling. Once broken, difficult to get it replace. Better replace for long curtain and the bottom with idealy some curve ledges so that the water doesnt get spill away. 2. if the top is seal completely with aluminium cladding or you guys call it panel. Those cavity(we call them gaps), that air flow to get rid of hot air... hmm.... Hot air rises right??? where does it rise to then if it seal at the top? 3. water, water, water. Not sure how one would fit bath room into the living. I mean... you guys already have the idea of having bathroom outside. so... maybe make the shower head to be able to port outside the container. Yea... expose to outside people and yea.. outside stuff. at least, inside would have more space for other things. Dont have to deal with too much waste as well. 4. bathroom. maybe make the bathroom door outside of the container? Instead of INSIDE. At least the water(moisture) doesnt get trap in the GIANT COFFIN. and make life stuffy(stuff=choking with gaseous vapour and uncomfortable). I mean, have you guys been in a sauna? hot water vapour for relaxing? do you want sauna 24/7? Even when you sleep? 5. okay... california huh. Is that one of the land of fires? sorry.. too much avatar airbender. container huh? makes sense when you guys get to save your home. No one calls for CRANE services DURING a fire nearby. They would do it before the fire strikes. If it is a natural yearly occurrence. well. hope the American mentality would let you guys leave in peace or be under suspicion to leave a fire zone before the fire starts. Its like bad guys leaving the scene of the crime before it happen but applied to residence leaving the fire starting area before it happens. Yea... your country needs to shape up a bit more in this area. 6.Source of water. Good for raining situation or even water source. NEAR WATER SOURCE. So is other LIFEFORMS. limited to NEAR WATER SOURCE. pretty okay. mobility restricted. 7. Sanitary. O gosh. It is better to enter outlets that have in built toilets and do your sanitary business there. Imagine dealing with your own poo poo and have no idea where to put it. In the common rubbish bin? O gosh. In the sidewalk drain? In the sea and rivers like the indian cultures? Make use of the facilities that has been built. Until at least the facility decides to say, the toilet is only open for customers and not passerby. (maybe some french fries franchies starts doing this... well....you guys are F$%^&D) 8. Built to handle highways. Alright folks. remember!!! HIGHWAYS!!. It means, LEVELED ROADS, ENGINEERED! So what happens if it is ROUGH roads, ROCKY roads, SANDY, MUDDY. Read it. Learn it from reading manufacturing automotives vehicles. One vehicle made for handling built tar roads. Take it to the mountains and you are screwed. That is what the container is going to be isnt? Thats where the container is going to go, ISNT? PS:Not saying its bad. Just that if it is going to be a home for .... people who actually wants to live in a home. Theres a lot of room for IMPROVEMENT. BIG IMPROVEMENT. All the way to the government level, facilities and obviously community.

This is Great, Beautiful Inside, love it All, might change the outside , would love one!

Gorgeous flooring , bathroom, very zen & simple ✨💚✨

So I like it so much

A dream for the rich people in Malibu. Then the employees can live in these overpriced boxes and are always there when they are needed.

that's a nice toaster

I normally sleep on a yoga mat on the ground at my dads but when I arrived today there was a single bed there. I hated it so we took it out of the room and I put the yoga mat on the ground. One of the things I hated was the step up to it. A mat on the ground seems inviting. Now I know what this guy meant when he said he didnt want to have to step into the house just wanted a flat entrance. A flat entrance to something is welcoming a step up is cold, takes effort, and seems like someone has to ask permission to do it. Before I realised this with my bed I had no idea what he was on about but its a deep psychological effect.

Why would you have a bathroom that can open to the outside, and then the other doors are glass, It's like a Pittsburgh Platter bathroom.

it is more better if you have concrete footings to protect container framings from rusting and easy to stabilize and during rain it wont be messy

Cool container home. He reminds me of Mark Walberg.

Wow love the exterior (metal? )cladding !!! It does look like a very kool installation !!! The bathroom is fab !!! Also love the giant metal paper plane sculpture at the end in thier front lawn !!! Very kool company #Buhaus 👏👏👏👏

I think the 3D model aluminum container looked better than the actual one :)

Nice home but the guy is talking yoo much!

I think the 2022 model coffins will have mini split ac units. 👍🏽

im in love :D

Take a low cost concept and makes it expensive

I'd rather build a house for 50 thousand. But I like the fancy knobs.

I guess it's a bachelor-size tiny house. It would work for short term guests visiting an estate, or maybe staff housing on an estate, perhaps student housing. It's size limits its application but the finishes are nice.

In a prior video here on this channel, a guy that had both container and standard built tiny houses on his property, said the container homes cost substantially more to build than a freestanding build. They are basically overpriced caravans with none of the practical mobility. The container "re-use" mantra is just a social credit/cool factor gimmick, at this point.

I guess the well is running dry. Hey, I made a house out of tarps and plastic sheeting, come interview me!

I like the black raw container better.

Very nice!

people up on the hill can watch you take a shower

I have a bunch of 20’ designs for over ten years. Also two story and retirement duplex units but never any company in my area to build anything.

Nice place to park my imaginary Tesla Cybertruck 👍🏻

Very cool