I wonder how doable this is 🤔

Quite doable, considering I am writing this message from inside my ICF block house that I built myself.

I saw a house built like this. Its amazing. It was basically Legos. I wonder how durable over time it is though.

It’s ultimately more expensive. This is ICF - you will still need a framed interior.

Dumb video, he didnt build himself a home out of foam blocks as the crap AI says. Theyre concrete walls. This tech has been around a long time, its ICF.

"A young guy in the US couldn't afford a house" So he built one using some of the most expensive and proprietary methods available. ICF - Insulated Concrete Form. We build these houses on shorelines that are susceptible to hurricanes and Nor'easters. Retarded.

Been around since I was in architecture school in 90s. They’re effective.

Thats how we Alaskans do it every day.

ICF is a common building method in some areas.

Looks very cool. What I don't like about these TikToks is the sudden cut at the end without letting us see the finished product. I want to see this house, the whole thing, inside and out. Not just a half second shot of a portion of it.

Done fairly commonly in the desert areas of Idaho.

I remember hearing about this a couple of years ago that was aired on a green themed channel.

It's doable, but you'll need to build a platform for high walls. If you're running wires along those exterior walls, you can simply cut channels into them with a chainsaw.

Honestly concrete is do expensive it be cheaper to hire a crew to build you a normal house.

Very doable. Just realized concrete is strong and can push a bunch. We fid our foundation portion with ICFs. All construction has pros snd cons. This is super string and csn be super insulated. Challenging to add sn addition down the road for examples

that can be done in 2 days with the right tools

ICF is tits.

This is legit. Be even better if it was infused with hemp concrete.

The hippy in me wants an Earthship, Used Tires, Dirt, and Concrete, with a Sun Facing Green House out front. Its essentially an oversized Root Cellar built mostly underground for temperature cntrol.

And we could do this much better with things like HEMP CRETE! Which would be much better for the environment, but that's not allowed thanks to people that hate progress and making things affordable for everyone

The 2 month timeline is a bit crazy. But other than that it's pretty true.