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how many millions did this cost? Funny you say day 1 with no date but the end month and year.what was day 1 2000?? 21 years to build??? trust no one suspect everyone. Obviously you are hiding the truth how long and how much this took.

He Eddie, what happened to Neighbor from Hell? Was waiting for update but I see whole series gone? Lawsuits?

Try bokashi composting

Long lasting?

Great video. Seems to be much more simple than some of the other methods I have seen. Quite a bit more cutting and welding than other options, but no need to buy a pin on kit, which allows the use of less expensive kits. Thanks for the idea. But, I have one question. Did you say what the thickness or gauge of plate you used? I was thinking about using 1/4", but I need to measure the thickness of the back of the bucket to make sure 1/4" isn't overkill.

Molto bene grazie frufru.

They do the same shit in Alaska and allegedly its a red state.

I don't think you get to complain, you went from California to Hawaii, two of the most leftist states in the country. I'm pretty sure you knew what to expect.

Thank you Im rady to due mine

Very inaccurate review. What's the energy offset? Etc. Let's hear some actual science. Did you use it? How's it work?

@eddieco, this looks so amazing. I love the efficiency of these domes but it seems so dang expense. How does an average Joe afford to have one of these built?!?! 😢

Yep thats the tropics for you. 😊

Did you have to grind/cut the glass or window seal to make it fit properly?

Wow. Who did the concrete work?? At 10:50 where he's showing 'how to nail', that is a really crappy concrete pour! Honeycombing, cold seams, etc. I'm getting ready to build an earth home in Missouri, and one of the biggest warnings is Get a good concrete contractor, and make sure they do it right! If that was my house, I'd make them wreck those sections out and do it like a professional. What a shame. A lot of money for a terrible pour.

A home at last for ever will pass for generations

There"s... no music except for 2 lil blips around 2 mins in. Neat house tho. What are all those things sticking out of the "roof"?

Road right behind it makes it a nope for me. Great idea but poor location

Thinking of you and your new place…would love a video update…kind thoughts..l

Only thing I don't like well two, those closets and that carpet yuck

Love the windowless rooms. How comforting and stylish.

What music

That's a mansion and beautiful

What's cell service like in there

Mudslide is California's #1. That is just arrid dirt waiting for rain

Wat about mud slides?

Thats an awesome house!

This is awesome. We should all live like Hobbits

Wow! Where is this place on the Big Island, Northside?

I don't really like a lot of sunlight, this home has the best neutral lightingz you don't even need to have curtains or windows. Perfect space for gaming, and just chilling. You can get all the light you want in the front.

I've been in several underground homes built into limestone. In Topanga Canyon, I'd pass. One mudslide and the homeowners won't have a fire resistant home any longer.

Sound appears to be off, too.

Too small

This particular house seems very close end cold and dark. Like a morden-day home built inside a Cave or a abandoned uncomfortable underground 🕳 bunker.

Cool concept, hideous design.

What an absolute bore. The facade and interior look like any other current, cheaply made American home. So many missed opportunities, and a massive lack of taste.

All I can say is it's obviously designed by a man. The underearth idea is fine for the area, the first time I saw a Malibu fire was in about 1950, flames right down to PCH. And several times since. But the odd shaped rooms, the rooms are too small and should have used a few of the larger sun tubes. The garage on the side closer to the cyn rd with motorcycles roaring past, more rooms need windows. And the dark counters in the weird kitchen. A single man might like it.

I kinda cringed when he started walking back down the stairs.

Many years ago I had friends who were renting a home in Chatsworth that was partially built into the hillside. It was comfortable and beautiful. And as your plants get growing, it will be much more pleasing looking than the plain dirt. And the placement is perfect to block the noise from that fairly busy road.

I love this design- more like an earthship than traditional dome home. Does it use geothermal for heating/cooling? The only change I would have done was to incorporate passive solar indoor garden at the entrance & several solar tubes to provide extra lighting throughout the home. They work great. This is absolute perfection. Well done- thanks for sharing.

No deterrent to bad behavior empowers people with bad behavior

Nice build, but why is it called a dome?

Ive wanted to do something like this on a large canyon property my family owns in San Diego county. It had a house burn down on it 20 years ago. Would you be willing to talk to me about some of the steps it took to get building permits snd what construction methods you used?

When I was growing up in the 60's, in Knob Noster Missouri, (Whiteman Air Force Base area) I had a girlfriend/classmate who's family owned a home just like that on a bunch of acres with no houses around it. It was really fun to go spend the weekend with her and the family,...horse back riding, Snipe huntiing and games. I remember the bedrooms being really dark, which was wonderful for sleeping. Also they were very cool even in the heat of summer. Their house had grass on the top.

I hope there is a secret escape/entrance tunnel that leads to a "Bat Cave".

Awesome home! What does the garage look like?

It's odd - that is about all it has going for it.

im about to put a new quick attach on a new bucket..im not sure how to get it all lined up as in ,do l need to have the skidsteer on a flat floor to get it right?

Great review! LOMI has a good idea, but their execution is bad, resulting in a net negative outcome. This company, like their blender/dehydrator is wasteful, and slimey! Nice try, but this puppy dog don't fly.

Hello from Agoura Hills ! Been watching your videos and this is truly amazing. I know it's been 5 years, but I was wondering what the cost was for the steel dome pieces you got from Arizona. I understand there's a $1,500-$2,500 design fee, but curious what ballpark was for just the steel dome parts you talk about in the video. Thanks a bunch and hope all is well in Hawaii!

CO2 lasts 300 to 1000 years in the atmosphere. Methane last around 12 years in the atmosphere. CO2 is a much worse greenhouse gas due to time in the atmosphere. Methane though is a powerful greenhouse gas but not that long lasting. Unless you have Solar and or wind for all your electricity it makes no sense for these reasons and all the reasons in the video. Average electricity mix is well over 50% carbon polluting sources i.e. coal and natural gas. Compost outside and regularly stirring the pile very little methane is released. People need to consume less. If you live in an apartment bring your gardening friend your compost.