The only bridge widening where the bridge wasn't widened and there still isn't a pavement on both sides. Slow clap, lads.

nice choice of music there . neat vid.

Why does it cut short...

Just about when the final payment for the mortgage ,roughly 25 years it will be time to knock this house down (garden shed ) and rebuild a new house.......must be the biggest con going

This was a great watch. UTV

Let's see how mortgageable they are after the structural timber frame warranty runs out. I bet buyers will be forced to take out expensive insurances against structural failure. You think these things are build to last for 100+ years!?

I was at the junior leaders camp up the road this place wasn’t even open we called space city

Going off at a tangent. All that equipment and vehicles are all powered by DIESEL. And always will be. To think that that could ever be made "battery electric" is a complete fantasy.

To go off at a tangent ... Heavy equipment like that will nevva evva evva be battery electric. The idea is completely absurd. For several different reasons.

It is utterly exquisite

As a side issue, many years later ... NONE of that heavy equipment would ever evva evva be battery electric. The idea is completely absurd. For several reasons.

Pray there no David Wilson home ( !!! Stay 💯 a way full off b/s and the staff lie to your face

That looks like the bridge out of the Great Train Robbery. LOL. I supposed there are hundreds of bridges that look like that LOL.

Still some similarities to the Barrett house my parents bought in the early 90's, trenched footings, build up the wall, except back then they poured a solid concrete floor in the void and now its a suspended concrete floor. Pre building the roof on the slab is different, and there was never any timber framed elements back then. Last few years I've watched an Avant estate getting built and the entire estate is built on concrete pilings and precast concrete beams, which then get the brickwork on top. No traditional concrete footers at all and the whole estate had the pilings drilled before any of the roads were laid out. Took the drilling rig around 8 weeks to do 300 ish houses.

Trying to get information for black down my dad was a wotwo warrant. Officer lived there late fities to nineteen sixty lived on Malta road black down army camp just a long shot

All that beautiful brickwork replaced with this crap.

Curves are more pleasing to the eye than straight. Plus on curved roads it’s easier to subconsciously gauge the speed of other vehicles.

I think it's in the UK, because that train that I saw seems British

Poor householders!!!

Thoroughly enjoyed working on this project from start to finish.

Toy town crap.

I enjoyed the video. It's a shame that I will know where it is. Monmouthshire Wales is the best I can find. I would have thought a bit of information to give its location would have helped. Or am I the only person that goes onto Google Street View to look at such things, and the before and after?

Is that water misting machine the same thing they use for making artificial snow? Looks similar to me.

The skill of those machine operators never ceases to amaze me.

But but,its the same like the one they replaced.Why not make it a little wider so there is room for another pair off rails?Not good of those little orange puppies...

I asked about what music this was four years ago, but did not get an answer. What is this music track called?

Half of the video people just walk around. No wonder why HS2 is the most expensive failed railway.

Do Boruges View Construction TimeLapse

My friend Brittany designed it the replacement bridge

The original bridge had charm and simplicity. The new one kept getting worse the more they added to it.

No I was wrong they replaced it with a cheap concrete bridge that will only last 50 years as opposed to the previous bridge which probably lasted around 200 years.

I have not seen the end of this video yet, but I’m guessing that these guys are going to do a really good job building a brand-new bridge, making it look like for like with the old bridge and keeping it in keeping with the beautiful country surroundings that will allow it to blend in to the beautiful countryside.

@HeavyDutyTimeLapse - It's a great video but... This bridge is in WEST SUSSEX, not East Sussex, which is some 30 miles to the east of this location.

The perfect place for anyone who's dreamt of living in a towerblock on a roundabout overlooking an overturned wok

Ugly and cramped houses built with the cheapest possible materials designed to last not much longer than the average mortgage (25 years). This whole site will no doubt be flattened and rebuilt again at least once before this century is out.

I was hoping to see much more of Swindon demolished

They had some big iron on that bridge lift, got to love the big iron 😊

I am genuinely perplexed as to how the inside of the houses get built first, then the bricks get laid outside. They do look like very thermally efficient homes though. Where can you go to learn more about modern vs traditional homebuilding?

What's the purpose of the 'wall'?

Wow not even concrete blocks on the inside

Could see my old room there at the beginning, that was the permanent staff block

WOW! 4.5 years?

What was the reason for the demolition of this building specifically? It still looked very useable?

Isn't that Pegasus house? I saw that thing being built when it was readers Digest.

Maybe its just the way the timelapse worked out, but it didnt seem the high-reach was used much. Also interesting the building came down relatively quickly but then it took far more time to process.

I enjoyed that. I wonder if we are related ? i dont come across our name spelt this way often. Cheers from Australia

What happened to the original Prince Charles properties?

Wiping away all the evidence is what there doing

Can’t believe the waterlogged grass before the sun came out. Terrible prep work.

Ahh good old deepcut mad times