The ramp-house idea isn't new, but the execution here is pretty impressive. I love how the fireplace is basically a big wallride gap now, and how it's not just crappy wood ramps built in random spots. They used a mix of wood and nice, polished concrete and ensured there's actual flow throughout the space.
The only real problem I see is those gigantic windows/glass doors. I'm pretty sure that glass and ramps are a bad mix. Since I'd be planning on going to shut-in status anyhow, I'd have no need for windows, since windows bring in light and views of the outside.
As soon as I scrape together the money and find someone to deliver mountain dew and beef jerky, I'm buyin that place.
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It is amazing...and I agree with you on the window/door situation.
Maintaining everything in that place would be some ish.
I imagine it starting out great, but like most of my favorite spots, it would get busted up real quick.
I wouldn't want to be left looking for a new home and new spots.
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