{"id":715,"date":"2022-03-31T14:21:58","date_gmt":"2022-03-31T12:21:58","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.only-distrib.com\/programs\/planet-home\/"},"modified":"2025-01-27T17:29:59","modified_gmt":"2025-01-27T16:29:59","slug":"planet-home","status":"publish","type":"program","link":"https:\/\/www.only-distrib.com\/en\/program\/planet-home\/","title":{"rendered":"Planet Home"},"featured_media":1513,"menu_order":0,"template":"","meta":{"om_disable_all_campaigns":false},"categories":[61,45,55,46,64,65,94],"acf":{"description":"Whether we are highlighting the technological excellence of a location, an architect's crazy ideas, or building's grand design, Planet Home is the only documentary series which offers a map of design and sustainable habitats throughout the world. Often committed and focused on the future, the protagonists are keen to share their experiences and to open their doors in order to communicate their enthusiasm. It is essential for us to demonstrate that behind each one of these projects, passionate and determined men and women gather together to build a new tomorrow.","teaser_vimeo_url":"https:\/\/vimeo.com\/687075797","cut_teaser_bool":"yes","cut_teaser_in_seconds_value":60,"special_prizes":null,"lang_list":[{"lang_item":"french"},{"lang_item":"english"},{"lang_item":"spanish"},{"lang_item":"russian"}],"format_list":[{"format_shows_quantity":75,"format_shows_duration":"26"}],"quality_list":[{"quality_item":"4k"}],"season_display":"true","season":[{"season_title":"Season 1","season_shows_list":[{"show_media":8872,"show_title":"Water","show_synopsis":"No need to go on and on about the importance of water and its protection, it is essential for our well-being and even our survival. How can we take into account this vital element in green constructions, but also, how do we use it, because water is also in itself a clean source of energy?","show_duration":26,"show_vimeo_url":"https:\/\/vimeo.com\/836875716"},{"show_media":8874,"show_title":"Unusual","show_synopsis":"The resolve of states to promote \u201cgreen\u201d construction has led to the establishment of numerous norms concerning materials and the energy efficiency of buildings. How can those that construct buildings invent a new architectural language with a rich vocabulary when these constraints seem to condemn it to have a meagre one? By thinking about the surrounding landscape and the functioning of the future building, and very often, by freeing themselves of those norms.","show_duration":26,"show_vimeo_url":"https:\/\/vimeo.com\/836876346"}]},{"season_title":"Season 2","season_shows_list":[{"show_media":1511,"show_title":"Sri Lanka","show_synopsis":"In Sri Lanka, 7 hours away from Colombo, the Rainforest Eco-lodge is located on the Ceylan plateau in one of the last primal forests in Asia. In a country where protecting the environment is not a priority, this touristic project consisting of 16 eco-lodges created in old containers has met the challenge of combining ecology, education and local economy.","show_duration":26,"show_vimeo_url":"https:\/\/vimeo.com\/687077901"}]},{"season_title":"Season 3","season_shows_list":[{"show_media":7842,"show_title":"Green School","show_synopsis":"It is in Bali, Indonesia, that we set out to discover a rather original school. Called Green School, its architecture as well as its openness on major environmental issues are tremendously thought-provoking. The initiative is new: building a school out of bamboo in the heart of the jungle, where the severity of traditional teachings is combined with an ecological awareness.","show_duration":26,"show_vimeo_url":"https:\/\/vimeo.com\/801274934"},{"show_media":7838,"show_title":"Eden Project","show_synopsis":"We went to Cornwall, in southwestern England, a region famous for its rugged landscape and wild nature. A rural land disrupted for over a century by mining industries and their giant open-air quarries. It is precisely in one of the last clay quarries in operation until the mid 90s that Tim Smit set his heart on to build an amazing project. Somewhere between futurism and exoticism, it took him over 6 years of work to create the Eden Project, a unique botanical garden.","show_duration":26,"show_vimeo_url":"https:\/\/vimeo.com\/801268692"},{"show_media":7852,"show_title":"The isle of Eigg","show_synopsis":"We went to western Scotland, on the isle of Eigg in the Inner Hebrides, to discover an island where the authenticity of landscapes contrasts with a cutting-edge ecological system. A few years ago, the locals decided to buy the island off a private landlord who wasn't very committed to it, and who didn't care much for their issues. With the help of the region and a group loan, they managed to take charge of their land again. This independence allowed them to take an ambitious and ground breaking decision: making renewable energies the only source of energy on the island","show_duration":26,"show_vimeo_url":"https:\/\/vimeo.com\/801280371"},{"show_media":6974,"show_title":"UniverCity - Vancouver","show_synopsis":"When deciding on where to settle, houses or apartments are far from being the only criteria: lifestyle truly matters. Throughout the world, new communities grow and their aim is rather clear: cultivating social connections and a sense of happy living amongst the people while respecting the surrounding nature. We went just outside Vancouver in Canada and met the families who decided to live this adventure to the fullest. Green and accessible buildings surrounded by rivers and forests, exemplary schools both in terms of building and curriculum... Here is UniverCity's promise: building a city in the heart of nature.","show_duration":26,"show_vimeo_url":"https:\/\/vimeo.com\/787932825"},{"show_media":1515,"show_title":"Austin","show_synopsis":"We went to the southern part of the United States, in Texas' capital city: Austin. Whereas the city aims at being carbon neutral by 2020, it is hard to believe that the oil industry was dominating the eastern part up until the early 90s. Christopher Brown wanted to give this neighbourhood, a traditionally poor and neglected one, a new image and thus decided to build a trendy family house on an old industrial field.","show_duration":26,"show_vimeo_url":"https:\/\/vimeo.com\/684262246"},{"show_media":6939,"show_title":"Tree Hotel","show_synopsis":"The small town of Harads and its 600 inhabitants see tourists flocking from all over the world. The rural exodus had badly hit Harads just like it had hit the neighbouring villages. However, things changed thanks to Kent Lindvall, his wife and their rather surprising initiative. Indeed, instead of leaving their region, they decided to reverse the trend and bring their village back to life by creating a surprising hotel project. The story of the Tree Hotel began five years ago, when the couple decided to create six green and trendy huts.","show_duration":26,"show_vimeo_url":"https:\/\/vimeo.com\/787530128"},{"show_media":6941,"show_title":"Halle Pajol","show_synopsis":"Welcome to the 18th arrondissement of Paris, where the Halle Pajol, a former rail freight station, has undergone a thorough ecological facelift. Abandoned for a while, the building now stands for exemplary renovations; it has also brought the Chapelle neighbourhood, one of the liveliest district in north-east Paris, back to life.","show_duration":26,"show_vimeo_url":"https:\/\/vimeo.com\/787531325"},{"show_media":6943,"show_title":"Wilhelmsburg","show_synopsis":"In Wilhelmsburg, a district in Hamburg, 70 international teams of architects and manufacturers have responded to public tenders on the ecological habitat of the 21st century. These habitat specialists, supervised by the IBA, have thus conceived 180 new apartments in 17 buildings on a 30-hectare construction area. But how can we go from innovative and exemplary ideas to realistic houses where around 500 people currently live and which stand as examples for many countries? Rising water levels and potential floods are one of the main ecological issues. With apartment blocks built on water, taking this into account certainly was one of Wilhelmsburg's biggest challenges.","show_duration":26,"show_vimeo_url":"https:\/\/vimeo.com\/787532248"},{"show_media":8169,"show_title":"Los Angeles","show_synopsis":"<span class=\"s2\">On the American west coast, Los Angeles, the 2nd biggest city in the US, is a huge megalopolis and summarizes by itself the American dream and its outrageousness. <\/span><span class=\"s2\">Its road network, with over 1000 kilometres of tarmac, is one of the biggest in the world. This car's monopoly makes LA one of the most polluted city in the US.\u00a0<\/span><span class=\"s2\">A cosmopolitan town which is still incredibly attractive.<\/span>\r\n\r\n<span class=\"s2\">It is equally known throughout the world for its cinema studios, its Hollywood stars and its endless white sandy beaches. <\/span><span class=\"s2\">Far from the constant stirring that has made LA's reputation, David, Mayuko and their 3 children live in the residential area of Culver City.\u00a0<\/span><span class=\"s2\">As far from the usual American standards as it can get, they have designed a large 200 sqm eco-responsible house... With an astonishing architectural design!<\/span>","show_duration":26,"show_vimeo_url":"https:\/\/vimeo.com\/811353659"},{"show_media":8171,"show_title":"Chole Mjini Lodge \u2013 Tanzania","show_synopsis":"<p class=\"s4\"><span class=\"s3\">We went to the East coast of Africa, in Tanzania, far from the postcard picture of safaris and organised treks. <\/span><span class=\"s3\">Chole island is about 25 km away from the city of Dar es Salaam and is only accessible by boat; the island has no roads, no cars, no drinking water and no electricity. <\/span><span class=\"s3\">Anne and Jean de Villiers moved to the island over 20 years ago with the idea of building an unconventional hotel.<\/span><\/p>\r\n<p class=\"s4\"><span class=\"s3\">So, how can we build a hotel on an island while respecting the environment? <\/span>What kind of materials and techniques can we use to minimise our impact on the place?\u00a0<span class=\"s3\">And what is the best way to get the village and the locals involved in such tourism?<\/span><\/p>\r\n<p class=\"s4\"><span class=\"s3\">True social challenge, it is by answering these questions that Anne and Jean have created the Chole Mjini Lodge, together with the locals and with the environment in mind.<\/span><\/p>","show_duration":26,"show_vimeo_url":"https:\/\/vimeo.com\/811352716"},{"show_media":8174,"show_title":"A container house in Costa Rica","show_synopsis":"<p class=\"s3\"><span class=\"s2\">With natural resources being more and more threatened by our urban expansion and rarefying raw materials, using recycling techniques to build sustainable houses is an appealing solution for landlords aiming at a lifestyle that is both original and more environmentally-friendly.<\/span><\/p>\r\n<p class=\"s3\"><span class=\"s2\">In Costa Rica, in the western suburbs of the capital San Jose, the residential neighbourhood of Escaz\u00fa hides a surprising form of architecture: a large house of 340 square metres entirely made of old naval containers. A dream come true for professional photographer Sergio Pucci, who asked his architect sister-in-law to create a contemporary, trendy and ecological living space.<\/span><\/p>","show_duration":26,"show_vimeo_url":"https:\/\/vimeo.com\/811733021"},{"show_media":8188,"show_title":"A Leed house in Montreal","show_synopsis":"<p class=\"s3\"><span class=\"s2\">Many future landlords dream of going beyond traditional construction methods and wish to build a healthy house which respects both the environment and its occupants' health. <\/span><span class=\"s2\">Despite this enthusiasm for ecological habitat, it can seem unattainable at times and still arouses numerous questions. <\/span><\/p>\r\n<p class=\"s3\"><span class=\"s2\">Many manufacturers wish to make this kind of properties accessible to all. <\/span><span class=\"s2\">Benoit Lavigueur heads a construction company based in Canada. He has not only built an exemplary house in many different domains, but also teaches families basic knowledge in order to take the leap and make relevant choices for their ecological house. <\/span><\/p>\r\n<span class=\"s2\">He therefore proves that eco-construction is accessible to all, and not just to an elite or to tech-savvies.<\/span>","show_duration":26,"show_vimeo_url":"https:\/\/vimeo.com\/811732939"},{"show_media":8196,"show_title":"The Bullitt Center in Seatlle","show_synopsis":"FRENCH SCREENER\r\n<p class=\"s3\"><span class=\"s4\">It\u2019s in Seattle, the largest city in the\u00a0State of Washington, surrounded by lakes and mountains that is located a construction rated as the greenest building in the world. The 100% self-sufficient Bullit Center is breaking records in terms of energy saving.<\/span><\/p>\r\n<p class=\"s3\"><\/p>","show_duration":26,"show_vimeo_url":"https:\/\/vimeo.com\/811351842"},{"show_media":8199,"show_title":"Ecoquille","show_synopsis":"FRENCH SCREENER\r\n<p class=\"s3\"><span class=\"s4\">In the Charente-Maritime region, in the village of Bernay-Saint-Martin, an eco-responsible project has just started. It\u2019s the Helioterre project, an eco-hamlet bringing together militant and responsible inhabitants some of which living in unusual and self-built wooden houses. <\/span><\/p>","show_duration":26,"show_vimeo_url":"https:\/\/vimeo.com\/811357597"},{"show_media":8202,"show_title":"Glass recycling in Las Vegas","show_synopsis":"FRENCH SCREENER\r\n\r\nIn the heart of the Nevada desert Las Vegas is the world\u2019s top touristic city with its 120\u00a0000 hotel rooms. Every year, nearly 40 million tourists invade this capital of gambling and excess which some say is an ecological aberration. However, some green initiatives start to appear to try and change the image of the city.","show_duration":26,"show_vimeo_url":"https:\/\/vimeo.com\/811732600"},{"show_media":8878,"show_title":"The Grow Community - Seattle","show_synopsis":"FRENCH SCREENER\r\n\r\nIt is on Bainbridge Island, a 30-minute ferry ride away from Seattle, that we set out to discover one of the greenest eco-neighbourhood in the US.\r\n\r\nFar from American standards, the Grow Community hopes to instil a new vision of habitat that aims to be as modern as ecological. The first houses have been built in 2012 on a 3-hectare land which had been abandoned for a long time.","show_duration":26,"show_vimeo_url":"https:\/\/vimeo.com\/836877080"},{"show_media":9840,"show_title":"The Atlas Kasbah - Morocco","show_synopsis":"<span class=\"s4\">We crossed the Mediterranean sea and made our way to the southwestern part of Morocco... A region famous for the seaside town Agadir and its sandy beach, its mild climate all-year long or its souks. <\/span><span class=\"s4\">And yet only a few kilometres away, in a Berber village, in the heart of the UNESCO-protected biosphere nature reserve of Arganeraie, lays an exemplary guest accommodation concept. <\/span><span class=\"s4\">Hassan and H\u00e9l\u00e8ne Aboutayeb wanted to develop the idea of sustainable tourism on a human scale. In 2006, they launched this green guesthouse, the Atlas Kasbah, which stands out with its architecture that is nothing short of an ancient fortress.<\/span>","show_duration":26,"show_vimeo_url":"https:\/\/vimeo.com\/844561300"},{"show_media":9842,"show_title":"Feynan Ecolodge - Jordan","show_synopsis":"<p class=\"s4\"><span class=\"s3\">Amongst eco-friendly stays, sleeping in a secluded place in the middle of the desert, disconnected from everything, is an appealing offer for those looking for alternative adventures. But climate change and its consequences are threatening these beautiful spots. 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