what secrets lie behind these moves. find you to receive experience and explore pasadena and cultural heritage sites. t w world heritage for 60 q. and neighborhood that consists entirely of floating houses as a model for the future. we'll see more of those floating houses later in the show and with that a warm welcome to

a new episode of hero max here's what else they have lined up for you to be. a unique fragrance of the mosque rose. you mean things work in this class are the 7 down. but 1st the visit a new housing concept and then that the lands that could set an example for other countries the world over climate change and rising sea levels are making headlines everywhere so what are people doing in the netherlands where a quarter of the country are of the light is under sea level some architects and i'm still thought it would make sense if houses could float. living on water in the city center one day more than a 100 people live on this side canal in amsterdam. model schmidt and his wife

yvonne vance are among the 1st residents. to the flames conclusion it's a different way of life here the more the sly and. the water sparkles and reflect everywhere. and now exactly it actually seems more extreme and. you're closer to nature when the wind blows and you open the door a gust of wind will come rushing into your face so everything arrives pretty directly here. this is one of a total of 30 buildings which are part of the project strong strip amsterdam each building has its own design. they all have one thing in common they flows on special concrete grafts fastened on to pillars the swimming foundation needs to be able to carry several 100 tons and must therefore be balanced precisely by architects like europe howard up front you have to go every thing that you put on

the boat how heavy it will be because if you put in too much. weight it will be too low and then the water starts to come in so that's why we make a lot of calculations but front how heavy the boat will be 20 different architects were involved in the project the houses were built on land and then brought to the dock. sustainability is particularly important to the inhabitants short trip translates into clean she. wanted to achieve is to show that you can live on water with a very sustainable house and in a sustainable way in the sense that we as a commune. so we had 3 high levels of what we wanted to show. to the world actually. buildings pitta rights house is supplied with produce solar

power sustainable and eco friendly materials we used for the houses the facade of the rocks is made from cork. we had some discussions with a whole group and we had to help from. a pfizer materials so we ended up with a list of green orange less than a red list wreckless was a no go orange was ok if you really have to because of cost reasons or technical reasons but prefer to use only materials from the greenest. on the green list and we liked it very much showed it was our choice to do so. living on water has a long tradition in amsterdam houseboats can be seen on almost every canal. one of the 1st districts was built a couple of years ago in the district of. 50 houses on. now the trend is arriving in the european cities in london for example where british architects back up

planning floating hundreds in the royal docks copenhagen has responded to a lack of affordable student housing with the so-called. 12 floating houses designed by star architect in los. angeles doesn't shy away from even greater visions of floating city for 10000 people in regions threatened by climate change. in amsterdam demand is on the rise too i think there's a really big potential building on the water we see we have some requests for all over the world from new yorkers looking to live on the water belgium or in the netherlands there are several areas where they are below. in communities over 5200. houses. for ivanova and stock market this vision has become a reality 150 square metre 2 floor was

a roof garden almost like a house in the countryside. but there is one difference their home. is a little weird 1st. yet but i did have a day where i need to sit. around. and it's a small price to pay for that dream of living on water. roses like this. not only for their beauty but also for their powerful fragrance it can be found in countless perfumes and the rose the most expensive oil in the world and it's have a son just once a year in bulgaria rosa's. gary is valley of roses lies and insults between the step not more than on the balcony mountain

southern slopes for hundreds of years to master places have been flourishing and abundant raining winter sun in spring and summer on shelter from the wind make the epic conditions in the valley a catalina the town office restores here. do all that i must to you now to damascus rose has a very high concentration of essential rose oil that makes it one of the world's most sought after rose ferrante is on this rag of the rose and shows that this aroma can travel around the world indeed. i am it was on the head there was a demo a special thing about the damascus rose is that the concentration of essential oils is highest in the early morning that is on the high as the sun rises the thick of the coating of wax on its petals and the more the essential oils decrease that means you have to be out in the fields very early in the morning to harvest with the maximum content of essential oils. herbs on. the precious

oil services the benefits for many fine if you. get area is the biggest producer of rose oil responsible for about 70 percent of total world's production. catarina tile takes her groups into the fields as guest harvest hands. to hold the roses fragrance has such a lightness a freshness to it especially early in the morning here on it's really special when you breathe in this sweet aroma while you're out picking them for an album constant the pluck. the high night of the rose blossom harvest is the 3 day festival in washington. the tradition dates back over 100 years and now tools tourists from around the world in particular from china. people like flour sold at the earlier from. all the love and from. the rolls in

china those also meals love every year a new revenue screening. this is a great play with the ball because the people. who are maybe going to our want labor are trying to believe god made it yet. maybe you want a break from all mom of the world. crowns of princes and countless projects made of rosewell are on sale everywhere the festival. distilleries extract the essence is it takes a victory tons of petals to make one liter of frozen oil at one time merchants traded rosario for its equal weight in gold now with a price for one liter can reach 10000 euros the finished oil is kept in

a vault. perhaps this makes excuse if perfume it's in captain's. is his preferred ingredient. see the toes of the my skin what makes the damask rose the very finest for producing fragrances what makes it the gold in a looks or is the softness and tranquil and a lot the that you to me it's the serenity and feeling of sophisticated luxury it exudes or post more no you don't like a bigamist grows can do both aussie. areas fragrant. have you ever seen a jellyfish these ocean to alice a made up of 98 percent water although some jellyfish can give you a nasty sting most of them aha and with a unique beauty they have

a special charm jellyfish inspired danish glass artist stephan to create mesmerizing works of art and they are snapped up by at collectors all over the world. they look like real sea creatures that have been conserved in glass but these magical beings were specially made out of glass and sell for up to 100000 euros apiece they're the creations of award winning glass artist stephan dom who views them as souvenirs from an imaginary trip to the 16th century. back then wealthy travellers collected strange and where objects in cabinets of curiosity's. making. objects that are not of this world but you can take them up and you can have and you can inspect them and you can be. i get possible from look at looking at them because. this is close to nature but there's

something wrong. for 3 decades denmark's number one glass blower has been making delicate art works out of glass he's developed his special technique over the years partly by chance. that's a long line of accidents. we want to tell the sinew it's a grizzly. and sometimes it did not happen and we got this miss coloration. in this case very good thing to have. every day stefen down by lax is by the sea as often as he can he goes diving and finds inspiration in the underwater world. this is noiseless strange world below the surface which is i really like it it's moving. and you can move along with it. it's so interesting. and completely different from up in the air where our senses

operate normally. rather than replicating nature he creates imaginary nature like beings the more delicate they are the tougher they are to craft these little lines we're going to draw with a piece of a 1000000 with this little piece of aluminum we can actually. draw on the glass and once this is covered in grass. this these little lines will. boil and. form the very elite lines. his wife meeka karlsruhe and helps him perform several steps normally stuff and creates his objects during the glass blowing process but his latest project requires advance planning the renovation of the washroom to the glass museum. known as denmark's glass capital with just 7000 residents boasts 6 glassblowing

workshops and its glass museum houses one of the world's biggest collections of contemporary glass art. busy all of the objects are well known. stephane dom sanitary masterpiece will be the new james 1st purchased artwork. it will cost some $75000.00 euros. director don moore guard is happy to have found just the right artist for the job. the challenge of making. something like that not everybody would find that interesting already around stephan immediately said yes yet. it needs a particular mind shit to find this task interesting and it is suspicious because my main interesting point is d. the comma and this is kind. of common. sense for this project to stephan

will create the mystical glass creatures he's become famous for each piece is unique and takes several days to complete in part because the glass needs to cool before he can proceed to the next step. ultimately the danish artist produces works which he hopes will become part of people's own private chambers of curiosities. in our series planet berlin we introduce you to people from all around the world who run businesses restaurants are even museums here you can discover more about them on our website into days episode we need a german who is fascinated by what goes on below the surface and if you ever come to berlin you might even be able to join one of those guided tours.

arnold has been exploring underground bourdin for 2 decades he co-founded the veldt in association in 1997. around 8 meters below the surface on of the new seam have spring he is clearing tens of thousands of cubic meters of rubble. now visitors can explore a former brewery sela and i'm escape tunnel donald got inspired to explore the limits of the ground in paris. when i was studying urban regional planning in 1988 i got to know some parisian urban planners that's how i met a bunch of people who explore parisian catacombs there were 3 rival groups. i helped one carry out measurements and accompany them for 2 days that got me hooked when i returned to berlin i told myself i had to find out what lies below. but then

boarded up north this newly built entrance leads to an escape tunnel that was secretly to help 17 east german citizens flee to west berlin is are the most being completed that was discovered before it could be used. klaus could pin from west berlin help dig the tunnel he wanted to smuggle his pregnant wife out of the spelling words and in oregon this is the original tunnel from that plane 7971 it's the only one preserved in its original state from the time when berlin was divided. the tunnel diggers various original tools are on display to. be. at street level stone smock the location of the tunnel running where the berlin

wall once stood. on the wall had a tremendous impact on onil slifer to his friends in the east were no longer able to visit him. on the road was born in whispers in 964 later as a student he moved to a flattening at the building. when his office when friends acquaintances or relatives from west germany came to visit i never took them to the brandenburg gate instead i take them to banaue. there we go to platforms on all major crossings on the western side. they were so tall you could see a long way into east berlin. his favorite being michelle is nearby. donald has played the accordion since his teens 1920 songs his favorites.

it's been i thought the real berlin or if you want to put it that way i'm really happy that young people are also enjoying this music. and some of the 1920 s. lyrics remain very timely. some even know them and can sing along. that's why i'm doing what i can to keep this culture alive and traditional berlin pubs must never disappear either but he. says he will do everything to keep clearing out historic underground signs he recently discovered this well from the 1863 it used to belong to a brewery and still contains water. starts berlin is brimming with 20th century history from the weimar republic the nazi

period the post-war era the wall and then reunification we've experienced it all religion is great for learning about german history. and not just above them but under the surface thanks to the old and he's taking. the city tour on all forms. of guppy hardly even. a new hobby cuddling. hobby grumbling funny car job leaseholder together there pasqual berlin this series with girl enter bite. on facebook dot com slash d.w. jerome x. . star chef wojciech more distant morrow has really put his

native poland on the cullen there emap back in 2013 his restaurant was the 1st one in the country ever to receive a michelin star his secret to success lies and has ability to gift additional polish this is an exciting modern touch we met up with him at his award winning actually amaro in the polish capital warsaw. a couple of finishing touches and are subtle to vendors and with black current leaves is ready . classic polish dish dates back to the 17th century. show for czech modesto model is giving it a new twist. if it's far away from the old days this it gets but it does do. with a using so the vase is still solid a stuff rolls that. crazy 15th.

amano plans his menu by the week drawing on his catalogue of ingredients in season at the time. if something is not in season it's not on the menu. the chef picks up the black currently use for his recipe from a local organic farm he doesn't use the berries themselves. many polish restaurants serve their station autumn and winter a moderate always breaking with tradition only not using various on you know in the winter but there is a hunting season opening from 11 those my when we can actually hans solo roebuck's also designs and can see there is no single. sign of current threats yet but do you believe in much better days they carry lots of

flavor lots of our own boss so we got served device always with the leafs so it's going to be a fantastic new versions of the old classics riseth these things. back in the kitchen porch are going to start motto and his team of 10 cooks putting ideas into practice. to give the meat the desired flavor be coated with wild honey and soft and then immerses it for several days in bees wax. venison is served with wild beasts cooked with forest herbs in the young newsgroups troops. as well as moral as a favorite edible mushroom. before the meteors coquetry moved from the

beeswax and very briefly sought to eat in but are. there no motto garnishes could do with the black current leaves. in the books that cover century old polish jews in the says is that a line has to be truth baked almost for an hour or so and also used he says is being served with just cells that he's made of black tar and it's little sugar in a plot. there's a bit of red wine and just poured over the over the meat so this was the so there's no recipient very simple so we used the same ingredients we can say but we also we meet some techniques that are just to follow and look after the production more carefully. or check more disturbing. those serves a choice of 9 courses in his restaurant he calls them 9 moments taking inspiration from forrest the.

coldest dizziness the buds throw the thoughts of the forests we have that all of you thrive for as in yourself the sub is of the most in all parts so there's lots of the ingredients over 1000 types of its muscles in the dome also wise to her flowers. as it will fire is from disorder is this wealth so the a great source of the ingredients for us sets. him wojciech modesto motto chooses from it every week to create dishes with surprising tastes and looks . his recipe for success. and that's all we have time for today but don't forget to visit our website there you can find lots more about the show and all the details for our viewers draw hope

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