Do You Have What it Takes? | House of What?! Clip | EarthX
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What does it take to breathe new life into a decommissioned firehouse? Would you be up for the challenge?
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Chris Grundy explores eclectic homes created from strange, recycled, and up-cycled materials! Learn how each house was transformed into a personal oasis and made from the greatest stuff on Earth!
This clip comes from Season 2, Episode 1: "Something Fishy Going On"
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What does it take to breathe new life into a decommissioned firehouse? Would you be up for the challenge?
About House of What?!:
Chris Grundy explores eclectic homes created from strange, recycled, and up-cycled materials! Learn how each house was transformed into a personal oasis and made from the greatest stuff on Earth!
This clip comes from Season 2, Episode 1: "Something Fishy Going On"
EarthX
Love Our Planet.
The Official Network of Earth Day.
About Us:
At EarthX, we believe our planet is a pretty special place. The people, landscapes, and critters are likely unique to the entire universe, so we consider ourselves lucky to be here. We are committed to protecting the environment by inspiring conservation and sustainability, and our programming along with our range of expert hosts support this mission. We’re glad you’re with us.
EarthX is a media company dedicated to inspiring people to care about the planet. We take an omni channel approach to reach audiences of every age through its robust 24/7 linear channel distributed across cable and FAST outlets, along with dynamic, solution oriented short form content on social and digital platforms. EarthX is home to original series, documentaries and snackable content that offer sustainable solutions to environmental challenges. EarthX is the only network that delivers entertaining and inspiring topics that impact and inspire our lives on climate and sustainability.
EarthX Website: https://earthxmedia.com/
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00:00Built in 1925, Fire Station 5 was a two-story building that housed young firefighters for 60 years.
00:09As the city grew, the trucks got bigger. It was decommissioned in 1986, and then the building started rotting away.
00:17Pigeons in the attic, the roof caved in, things like that.
00:22After Dominique bought the long-neglected station in 2007, the recession hit, and he had to do most of the restoration himself.
00:30It was challenging, but I knew about construction.
00:35Dominique spent the next 10 years personally reconstructing this historic building, starting with fresh new bones.
00:42They exposed trusses because I had to put a new roof in the building.
00:46I left some spots open because people were like, oh, you didn't finish it. No, it's finished.
00:50So this way you would say it's not finished.