Building Off the Grid: North Pole (2015)
EndedReality showDIY
Building Off the Grid: North Pole is the 3rd spin-off from the original DIY series "Building Off the Grid". Alaskan builder Jeff Ward, has been building houses in remote locations all over Alaska for years. Now his son Bryce, who is also the current mayor of the North Pole, is lending a hand as they combine their talents to create an off-the-grid cabin not too far from Santa's house.
Network
Scheduleevery Sunday at 19:00 (60 min)
Recent Episodes
| Episode | Name | Airdate |
|---|---|---|
| S01E01 | Pilot | Dez. 20, 2015 |
Frequently Asked Questions Warning: Spoilers
When did 'Building Off the Grid: North Pole' premiere?
'Building Off the Grid: North Pole' premiered on January 5, 2015.
How many people are involved in this show?
The show 'Building Off the Grid: North Pole' features a variety of people, including builders, engineers, and homesteaders.
What is the location where 'Building Off the Grid: North Pole' takes place?
'Building Off the Grid: North Pole' takes place in the remote wilderness of the North Slope of Alaska.
What is the purpose of the show 'Building Off the Grid: North Pole'?
'Building Off the Grid: North Pole' follows a team of builders as they construct homes and other structures in remote areas without relying on modern amenities.
What is the typical time frame for a build in 'Building Off the Grid: North Pole'?
The time frame for each build in 'Building Off the Grid: North Pole' is typically several months.
How is the construction material transported to the site?
The construction material is transported to the site using a variety of methods, including snowmobiles, airplanes, and helicopters.
What is unique about the environmental challenges faced on 'Building Off the Grid: North Pole'?
The environmental challenges in 'Building Off the Grid: North Pole' include extreme cold, harsh winds, and permafrost - all of which require specialized building techniques.
What are some of the innovative solutions presented and implemented in the show?
In 'Building Off the Grid: North Pole', builders use alternative sources of energy, such as solar and wind power, as well as incorporate unique design features to make each structure self-sufficient.
What is the role of the homesteaders in the show, 'Building Off the Grid: North Pole'?
The homesteaders featured in 'Building Off the Grid: North Pole' often have unique reasons for choosing to live in remote locations and work with builders to incorporate specific features into their homes.
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