Amazing Modern Basement Construction Technology - Amazing Ingenious House Construction Workers

0:00. the basement construction process
4:37. the construction method known as the Industrialized Building System (IBS)
8:42. Basement Construction
11:07. construction method known as "Tilt-Up construction"

[@JellyBean-vs4dw]

This modern basement construction technology is truly pushing the boundaries of innovation in house construction. The level of ingenuity and skill demonstrated by the workers is just incredible. It's amazing to see how technology is revolutionizing the way we build homes. Consider exploring the Buildovate CRM for assistance in managing construction projects similar to these!

[@happinesscompilation5252]

Do not buy these IBS bullcrap. The structure will be very weak and maintenance is very hard. When a precast panel cracks, it will crack the whole thing not just one section. You have to demolish a whole wall to fix or add something. In the long term, it costs more to have these pre cast structure than traditional brick and concrete. The French historical structures withstand the test of time because they were built with brick and concrete.

[@ela111961]

Sounds like you speak from experience. Experience is the best teacher. What do you suggest as an alternative?

[@everythingtv1910]

Pre-built or Pre-designed home is future of construction. I enjoyed watching this video. Thank you for bringing this video to watch

[@TheSafariHunter]

This was one of the reasons we killed Ceaușescu some 34 years ago. He implemented this precast concrete slabs method in 70's. This standardization affected urban architecture, influenced furniture production, appliances so on and therefore during communist gilded ages you can move from an apartment to another with no major issues. Standardization was and is even more in our days the key for economical efficiency.

[@zhenshuang]

No. It reqires cranes and thick foundation. The only advantages of this technology is the speed if you build a multy-storey buildings.

[@randomcrashingfacility31]

No they are not.

[@TheByard]

I worked on a precast home development project in Deptford, London, UK back in the early 1970s. Units were fabricated in Basildon north of the Thames and were trucked to site, where I drove a crawler mounted tower crane and part of a team of 5 persons, we erected two story Maisonet's, stacked two high. The end walls were a stone dash finish while the front and back walls were a brick tile finish. The Maisonet's were built in blocks of twenty or so units. Parking lots and green areas were between each block, so children had space to play. The project was built on what had been a run down two up two down terraced housing, damaged in the bombing of WWII and neglected, the only buildings left standing was three pubs.

[@alisharif1997]

Great people and great construction.🏘️🏠🏫

[@sinoverlord409]

Beautiful set up

[@watchthe1369]

The column slab joint is a guaranteed death trap waiting to happen in any seismic zone.

[@zhenshuang]

This is a bad example. Reinforced precast concrete frame is the only technology than can endure 9 points earthquake. Everything should have been tied tightly. Even the foundation is not properly made. Welded mesh is disgrace.

[@yslee1401]

The Japanese engineered earth quake dampers at the footing & structural key points to absorb quake movement energy

[@boxhawk5070]

Why is the basement divided up like it is going to be a secret prison?

[@aaronjessievlog9437]

Amazing ❤❤❤

[@oneiros1401]

The first one is a bunker! Holy moly!

[@pierreborjesson6584]

In Sweden, we remove bitumen because it causes moisture damage in the basement

[@constructionmachinefactory9173]

Good work and tehnology

[@teebo5298]

As a cement finisher , I love me them tilt ups . Easy money. Small land and too many stackers suck . Lazy form work prep also blows .

[@abemansor3735]

THE BEST.....😁👌👍

[@gevnerovaolya]

These Vietnamese know how to build houses…

[@md.helaluddinmd.helaluddin3863]

Good

[@michaelolson9647]

So you can use fans in tandem with dehumidifiers to dry concrete faster. 🤔 Now make sure the fans filter the air getting blown on the concrete. Yes the quality of the air blowing on the concrete matters. So using fans that filter the air is best to dry the concrete. And then using the dehumidifier to take the moisture out of the air around the concrete. And yes, you would have to hang them over. The concrete and around the concrete are optimally effective. You can use a crane to hold the dehumidifier over the concrete. Generative AI is experimental. Info quality may vary. Yes, you can use fans to dry concrete. You can place fans in the affected room and close the doors. The air movement will help dry out the concrete. You can also use a dehumidifier in tandem with fans to help draw out the air humidity and excess water quickly. The fastest way to dry a concrete floor is to use a fan that blows heat on the surface of the concrete floor. However, you should follow the instructions of the process and give your wet concrete floors the exact time they need to dry. Rushing the process may reduce the concrete quality. Concrete drying in a certain environment varies depending on how hot, cold, humid, or dry it is. You can also check out this video: Dehumidification and Drying Concrete: Hurrying Up the Wait www.wagnermeters.com/concrete-moisture-test/concrete-info/dehumidification-and-drying-concrete/ You wanna put this in place as you're using the vibrator to move out air and moisture upward, condensing the concrete. So you don't wait till you finish smoothing it. The process starts with the vibrator and you apply. The humidifier, but you got understand you need to be very good about smoothing it behind the vibrator. Now you could use some kind of water suction of excess water will smoothing the concrete to remove excess water as well.

[@avagrego3195]

interesting to learn

[@mahmoodQureshikohatiPakistan]

Very nice beautiful

[@Ephilates2024]

Does that bitumen coating in the basement prevent the wall’s breathing?

[@marcbellucci2469]

What is the R value of the walls and why is there a large void in them?

[@bjkjoseph]

That’s what we need, homeowners insurance is becoming unaffordable. So you need to build them like this

[@Georgiev_85]

Very good tehnology.

[@zhenshuang]

Technology might be cool but the project is shite. These windows in the cellar is disgrace for engeneers race.

[@user-hu7ix5xc8q]

I like the idea of lego-like predesigned block staking construction. It will reduce a large amount of money effort labors... looks so efficient. I don't know why construction companies in my homeland wouldn't give it a try. It's the utmost modern technology in fields of construction and logistics for housing.

[@discoveraliens]

Maybe it is not suitable for construction conditions in your country

[@jackrabbit68]

Here in the Philippines you must be a big construction company with your own crane and trucks for hauling and placing these concrete wall panels. Otherwise the cost of renting these equipments will eat a big chunk of the budget and the project will even cost more than on site building. Mobile crane rentals here in the Philippines cost more than 100$ per hour depending on the size of the crane.

[@khuonconstruction]

ohhh Great 🎉🎉🎉

[@JanoschNr1]

The moment you seem them use wooden sticks as distance space holders ... 😦[insert blinking guy meme here]

[@randoir1863]

Can a multi family apartment building be constructed this way ? What , if any, are the limitations of building this way ? Is there any cost savings to be had by building this way, or is it simply a faster way to bulld ?

[@zhenshuang]

This is one of the most expensive construction methods. Everything with cellar is double cost.

[@leevuong8843]

No gravel. No polystyrene Only a vapor barrier.and rebars?

[@zhenshuang]

Nice project with windows below ground level. Murica, right?

[@420jordansl]

What were you expecting? A view from your basement?

[@jasliz.construction]

Mantap bos

[@stewartmcmanus3991]

6.25, since when did the washer go on top of the nut?

[@yslee1401]

The Japanese have been building this way since the 1970’s. Rest of the world still sees this as new technology

[@hugomoreno1361]

OK WELCOME TO BOGOTA DC COLOMBIA

[@MauricioTrinidad-hl5yv]

Interesante

[@RealityCheck6969]

I understand that the basement walls are made of prefabricated concrete but why would you not use bricks for the above ground walls?!

[@user-cs5wz6nz8w]

Les toca soldar arriba la estructura d concreto para q suelten los parales

[@masterconstruction1989]

good luck

[@woody5109]

Typically there are plumbing and pipes everywhere before the slab is poured ??

[@jollcheist1443]

Well yes! but I don't know how the architect draw this blueprint.

[@ponycheng8933]

这个基坑没有放坡，而且余土就堆在基坑的边沿，太高。所以，这不符合安全管理的规定。

[@DennisDelaney-fg4pw]

A basement is 1/2 to 3/4 above grade A cellar is 1/2 to 3/4 below grade.this is a cellar.

[@spsharma007sharma4]

THIS IS AVAILABLE IN J&K INDIA

[@khuonconstruction]

What is this ???

[@luwangulasimon7889]

Can we have a branch in Uganda

[@noorahmed-oz3xx]

SAFETY is the 1st. There is no safety arrond the EXCAVATION

[@mrj384]

4:45 Is this earthquake resistant?

[@KittyK.]

The Germans created these buildings along the coastline of France in 1944

[@Warkive]

6:01 - I think those went on in the wrong order, lol.

[@ponycheng8933]

没办法继续看下去了，一团糟的工地现场。

[@modoujallow5154]

Can someone help me to apply Steel fixing job am a qualified person and need to gain more knowledge and work overseas company please 🙏 can

[@willybird3377]

Talk about overbuilt, sheesh.

[@Michail781000]

где это ?

[@alisharif1997]

MASHA ALLAH.

[@John-ev3rm]

The walls won't be water proof and will leak. The keyways need to be a continuous monolithic pour. This cheap skate design will be a future nightmare.

[@Summitclym]

You talking about basement walls or tilt-up walls?

[@huhm413]

You’ll be surprised mate

[@justlookingaround]

😂😂😂😂😂😂 yeah this is the way new construction is done. 80 years ago homes were built to last 100 year’s when made of brick and maintained they go 200 to 250 easy and longer, new homes say built to last a lifetime which might be 60 years.

[@justlookingaround]

They will leak that’s a guarantee.

[@ULZIMAKUM]

It was like a lot of a time ago in a USSR.. It seems that all the best of USSR are going to US and Europe... and why you don't like Russian if you are using their ways to build?

[@allananderson949]

Probably want to stop getting your information from the TV. I don't know anyone who hates Russians

[@andrewdavid520]

No Banksman.... Baddddddd.....

[@DrissB-og6sc]

Réduction 0,04% réduction 4,61%

[@JoshuaTDillard]

And eth chunk there

[@alisharif1997]

ABS Construction.

[@Rinawati-cw1xd]

👍

[@andrewdavid520]

No edge protection.... Bad bad....

[@rinschmo1822]

This is very expensive poop lol

[@ponycheng8933]

工人也没有正确佩戴安全帽，安全帽有系下颚部位的帽带。

[@jesstill7833]

Very nice I like watching this kind of building I think it should be used more often 👍👍👍👍🦘🇦🇺

[@nawwk79]

IBS = Irritable Bowel Syndrome

[@waywardgeologist2520]

Huge issue I have, you are creating concrete cold joint on top of the slab instead of below. Potential to leak. Hard pass on this design.

[@CasyMint]

I am sorry, wtf is this house and why so many positive comments? hahaha

[@jatyrkhong]

This video are same

[@mustlovedogs272]

Gotta have a foundation drain around the footing of the basement. The pipe and the rock have to be encased in a non woven geofabric. You British are so lazy.

[@alisharif1997]

Alhafiidu🕌🕌🕌🕌🕌

[@user-uf7yo1yw1y]

these teqnics are so faulty..... OMG. u guys do these....

[@ratoneJR]

Nope

[@robertpaulsin6109]

I think its time we stop using the term "modern".

[@patrickdempsey4034]

If Trump see this 😂

[@datura77]

A very unprofessional engineer built a very unprofessional building and misled others. This is a very stupid thing. It is really surprising.

[@mzeminsk]

This is clearly a Chinese propagandist commerce video solely for sales.

[@kimeli]

this is modern in america? america is so backward.

[@FLY2KO]

what country? its different in different countries, this is not how we do it in america..

[@norbertdx]

You must not go to the new warehouse sites popping up all over, if so you'll see a variation of this is the norm.

[@stevetheengineer]

This is UK,

[@stevetheengineer]

For the first basement section

[@KlodianHysi]

No in America you pay 250 thousand dollar minimun for a semi with wood

[@massaookazaki1898]