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Floating Summer House
2018-09-13
Arizonian action duo, Jan and Don, decide to design and build the ultimate floating summer house on the Willamette River in Oregon, complete with vast outdoor decking, a custom built staircase, wood burning stove and an open plan living space. However, building this supersized summer house will not be easy.

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Floating Tiny Home
2018-09-06
Laurence's dream is to move into an upgraded floating pad that's big enough for his grandson to visit but small enough to fit in his own marina.

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Wild View Cottage
2018-08-30
Linda’s dream is to build a floating home and moor it at Maple Bay Marina on Vancouver Island, positioned so it overlooks her favorite nature reserve

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Million Dollar Mansion
2018-08-23
Now that their six children have finally all fled the nest, Allen and Jill want to create a new home -- and one that floats on the Annacis Channel, just south of Vancouver, Canada.

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Handbuilt First Home
2018-08-16
Adventurous young professionals, Ani and Charles are taking on the project of a lifetime -- they've bought a busted old oil barge that they want to turn into their rustic first home.

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Luxury Water Homes
2018-08-16
A boat lover creates a micro riverpod in Kent. In Portland, Oregon, Jan and Don design a floating summer house with an open-plan living space

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Futuristic Floating Home
2017-12-28
After 30 years living on River Itchen in Southampton, Gerald sets out to design and build an extraordinary new home--a futuristic fiberglass house, made on his "doorstep" at Shamrock Quay Marina, designed and built by his 27 year old son, Aidan. The home is made from scratch by carefully building up layers of fiberglass to create two hollow hull sections.

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Idyllic River Home
2017-12-21
Fed up with her cramped city apartment, sportswear manager Marsha sets out to build a spacious two story floating home on the idyllic Multnomah Channel near Portland, Oregon with an open living space and unobscured views of the river. Father and daughter build team, Ryan and Aime have never built a floating house before, and are doubly challenged when they’re hit by an onslaught of snow, ice and epic flooding.

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Family River House
2017-12-14
A houseboat is built on a England's Grand Union Canal in Colne Valley.

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City Water Living
2017-12-07
A couple convert an old barge into a three-tiered contemporary floating apartment, but are met with the challenge of moving their new finished home back to London.

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High-tech River House
2017-12-07
A steel hull boat is revamped into a two-story floating house on the River Medway near Rochester, England.

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Waterside Family Home
2017-11-30
The Baris family live in the Netherlands, in the heart of canal country with dreams of building a floating home on the local waterways. Their ambitious design includes floor to ceiling windows along the length of the first level, and a fun underwater space on the ground level with a den and bedrooms for the kids.

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Wild View Cottage
2017-11-30
Linda's dream is to build a floating home and moor it at Maple Bay Marina on Vancouver Island, positioned so it overlooks her favorite nature reserve--Chisolm Island. When the extra weight of the glass requires complex engineering to stop the walls from collapsing, the building process proves to be more complicated that she had originally expected.

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My Floating Home is an intriguing reality television series that aired in 2016 on the FYI channel. The show provides a unique window into the world of floating homes, offering a blend of engineering, artistry, personal ingenuity and creativity, and breathtaking natural beauty. It sheds light on the lives of individuals and families who have chosen to defy traditional conventions of dwelling by purchasing or constructing homes not on solid ground, but amidst the unpredictable and ever-changing expanse of water. Every episode of My Floating Home features a different narrative, stepping into the lives of waterborne homeowners, and offering viewers a snapshot of what life on water is like. The homeowners are from various geographical locations around the globe, including Canada, the United States, Australia, the United Kingdom, and several European nations, which adds to the diversity of perspectives and living conditions. The series begins by showcasing the in-depth process of creating these floating homes. It details everything from the original design plans and construction to the eventual placement on the water. Throughout each episode, you witness the complex tasks that architects, engineers, and builders manage to convert ambitious blueprints into tangible, inhabitable structures that float. The completed homes range from humble, charming cabins and quirky, innovative spaces to luxury villas and modern mansions — each uniquely beautiful and functional in its own way. Construction aside, what makes My Floating Home truly compelling is its exploration of the new homeowners' experiences. As they transition from traditional homes to their new floating abodes, viewers are privy to their anticipations, their challenges, and their delights. Each homeowner brings to the show their unique reasons for choosing to make water their new habitat. For some, it's about reconnecting with nature, escaping the hustle and bustle of urban life, finding serenity, fostering a unique lifestyle, or simply, embracing an adventurous, nonconforming pursuit. Moreover, the show delves into the practicalities of living on water—from dealing with the changing tides and swells, anchoring systems, maintaining the buoyancy of the home, to ensuring resistance against aggressive weather conditions. It discusses the considerations towards utilities such as water, sewage, and electricity, and how these must be reimagined and problem-solved for the water environment. At the same time, the show underlines the stunning aesthetic choice of living amidst some of nature's greatest, yet most tranquil displays, offering a front-row seat to the unique environments surrounding these floating homes, from stunning sky spectacles to marine wildlife. One unique aspect of the show is that it includes the participation of the award-winning houseboat building company Friday Harbor-based ‘WaterWoody’. The company painstakingly creates bespoke houseboats from scratch, hand picking every wood plank, and reclaiming antique components giving each construction its own individual personality. Their creations offer viewers an insight into the exquisite blend of craftsmanship and functional design that goes into making floating homes sustainable and beautiful. My Floating Home also emphasizes the sense of community that forms amidst these floating neighborhoods. It lends a meaningful social aspect to the experience, painting a picture of the exclusive societal dynamics that occur within these watery suburbs and marinas. The series beautifully encapsulates the balance these homeowners strike between solitude and social connectivity, independence and cooperation, and adventure and safety. While My Floating Home effectively educates its audience about the nitty-gritty of floating homes, it is so much more than a conventional home improvement or house hunting show. It is part travelogue, given its international settings and exploration of local cultures. It is part adventure, considering the inherently exciting and challenging nature of water-bound life. Most distinctly, however, it is a tribute to human creativity and bravery—showcasing how people can re-envision the concept of 'home' and adapt to life's ebb and flow, quite literally. Whether viewers are keen DIY enthusiasts, prospective floating home dwellers, nature lovers, or simply curious audiences looking for a refreshing take on reality television, My Floating Home provides an unusually alluring and enlightening viewing experience, inviting everyone to envision the possibility of life beyond solid ground.

My Floating Home is a series categorized as a currently airing. Spanning 2 seasons with a total of 33 episodes, the show debuted on 2016. The series has earned a moderate reviews from both critics and viewers. The IMDb score stands at 6.5.

Channel
fyi
Rating
6.5/10
Cast
Michael Daingerfield
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