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Education Would you live in this house?

Discussion in 'General' started by Kronos, 10 Sep 2014.

  1. Kronos

    Kronos Multimodder

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    For me not a chance. What about cliff erosion with all the sea battering at the bottom?
     
  2. Pookie

    Pookie Illegitimi non carborundum

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    It wouldn't be the wisest of investments. But I bet it's an impressive view and feeling being inside. I would sleep like a baby with the sound of the waves at night.
     
  3. David

    David μoʍ ɼouმ qᴉq λon ƨbԍuq ϝʁλᴉuმ ϝo ʁԍɑq ϝμᴉƨ

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    Yes.
     
  4. mrlongbeard

    mrlongbeard Multimodder

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  5. B1GBUD

    B1GBUD ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ Accidentally Funny

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    Hell no!
     
  6. Alekoy

    Alekoy Ostekake!

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    I have actually had a much smaller version of this under construction inside my head, a cabin only accessible by boat in one of the Norwegian fjords, 10-15 meters above the water, you stop the boat right under it, and there is a crane to lift the boat up to the side of the cabin.. would be an awesome relaxation-crib :D

    but the mountainside here is a bit stronger than lime-stone...

    Did anyone see the latest Grand Designs, the couple there was building on an eroding cliff, the ground that they built it on will be gone in about 50 years..
     
  7. Teelzebub

    Teelzebub Up yours GOD,Whats best served cold

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    Yeah I would, don't think much of the garden though.
     
  8. Porkins' Wingman

    Porkins' Wingman Can't touch this

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    I see it's only a concept so far.

    IF there was satisfactory evidence that the rate of erosion was so slow that there was no risk of collapse for 500 years, then it might be a goer, other than the issue of how much it would cost to build it.

    I wouldn't call it a sound investment, more a showing-off exercise. Where are the nearest amenities (other than the openwater swimming right below your khazi)?
     
  9. jrs77

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  10. asura

    asura jack of all trades

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    Not a problem really - in some places structural piles go 10 or more metres deep, though the top layer doesn't look well compressed, I'd prefer it to be anchored to a lower strata. Or preferably a different local, it looks like the place they've illustrated it is a giant flake, look for a "crack" starting just a little left from the bottom of the house - follow it to the left and up - that's a weak point I wouldn't be happy living with.

    Alekoy, your feldspar would produce much stronger and longer lasting results and you guys have a (near) infinite amount of rocky island coastline to work with, but the additional hardness of the rock makes boring into it more difficult... always a compromise eh?
     
  11. Ficky Pucker

    Ficky Pucker I

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    yes, but only if there was a giant pillow at the bottom :D
     
  12. TheBlackSwordsMan

    TheBlackSwordsMan Over the Hills and Far Away

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    If some German 'Top of the line' architect tells me that they analyzed the rock and that's it's safe, than Yes.
     
  13. Yadda

    Yadda Minimodder

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    If I can't pee out of the windows then I'm not interested.
     
  14. Refugee

    Refugee What's a Dremel?

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    I shouldn't fancy that house and if you had ever seen my wife park the car you'd understand the other reason.

    Sleepwalking would be a nightmare.
     
  15. Weekly_Estimate

    Weekly_Estimate Random bird noises.

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    not a chance...
     
  16. Bazz

    Bazz Multimodder

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    Yes I would, but window cleaning would be a bitch me thinks (and cost a lot).
     
  17. theshadow2001

    theshadow2001 [DELETE] means [DELETE]

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    I reckon it would be a b1tch to keep heated.
     
  18. dynamis_dk

    dynamis_dk Grr... Grumpy!!

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    Not if you paid me!

    I can't swim and I'd feel like a bird flying into the side would be enough to send it to a watery death - me along with it.

    Yorkshire is far enough away from the sea for me lol
     
  19. Bazz

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    Chicken!
     
  20. rainbowbridge

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    that is really awesome, reminds me of.

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    10 000 Hz Legend

    when some one makes an image like this, straight away you know you a complete universe unmade that needs making, I like some sci-fi stuff that French people make, not all of it but some of it is classic.

    Air are brilliant, they don't make any thing any more but the stuff they have made in the past was really wonderful.
     

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