House Building Time Lapse | Kinsbrook | Brooks Green | West Sussex | January to October 2012

[@gqtiss]

Watch this in 2x speed

[@aimelopez8507]

Amazing!

[@accdude92]

How?

[@mgeek1]

Where's the rest of the video?

[@thedman98]

House Building Time Lapse | Kinsbrook | Brooks Green | West Sussex | January 2012 to April 2013

[@freyallarganswald4746]

mgeek1 kzbin.info/www/bejne/l6mXiWSwYrh1oK8 This video shows the houses being finished

[@1983bgw]

Mesmerising.

[@yeon723]

I watched all that just to not see it finish..

[@indrazable]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/l6mXiWSwYrh1oK8

[@reuquizam7357]

Super anoying

[@freyallarganswald4746]

Reu Quizam above is the link so you can see the houses finished

[@shaddixamigo]

very nice video. Only 2 mistakes have been made. First: no basements second: its in the UK :P

[@lukeson8934]

some houses don't need basements and the uk is there home place

[@Andreas4696]

Don't think they use basements in the UK. They don't in several places in the US, notably Florida, due to the porous ground.

[@BlueGamerDude]

no need for basement :P

[@idk0kjeez851]

shaddixamigo so what if it’s the n the UK (I have no idea why can you tell me)

[@freyallarganswald4746]

Princess 2 loads of old houses over here have cellars but they are usually small, damp and dingy.

[@gramaka]

where is the end ??

[@Cai无名]

Hello, what camera are you shooting with?

[@beybslifeintheus494]

Nice vedio

[@Bannerhomes]

Thany you @newhomeshist - the show home opened on 2nd and 3rd March, but we should be build complete on all five homes by summer. Already, the feedback has been overwhelmingly positive!

[@okhamaulana6281]

What kind of music?..

[@davidlang1125]

So did this project get completed or was the video cut short?

[@winnie9218]

imagine the size of the raw file this gave

[@traineespark]

where did the asbestos go?

[@maddygrabham136]

Can tell this is in England from all the rain lol

[@xsiimple3935]

its' actually not it's from NZ

[@appleintosh]

The vans and cabover trucks gave it away for me. That and all the brick. Houses in the US are made of wood, and construction workers drive pickup trucks.

[@nedflanders8205]

Maddy Grabham yup

[@farmingboysYT]

Maddy Grabham the rain can be in the dutch to

[@thecattherapychannel2861]

If this was America they would be dead people blown away with shotguns BTW it's not always raining in England

[@Bannerhomes]

Glad you like them; we are very proud of them so far. You'll be pleased to hear the Woodland Way brochure has just gone to the printers! You seem to be a big fan of Banner - do you own a Banner home?

[@rrilindkrrasniqi2176]

Hey whats the Songs Name?

[@ccaaproduction105]

Thanks

[@p4uli]

1:04 weekend :D

[@houlhersteady]

Has anyone any idea as to what the roofing material is on these old chicken sheds ?. It used to be quite common to roof chicken sheds with asbestos corrugated sheets, as it had certain heat retaining proprieties. The roofing material looks like asbestos sheets. If it is the case that the roofing is asbestos , then to dismantle such material in this manner , contaminating the entire site and surrounding areas is beyond belief and criminal. Can someone please enlighten . .

[@DTACommunity]

mulders drift it's more than likely cement fibre asbestos sheeting has about 0.008% asbestos inside it (I've stripped many of the sheets off) breaking them won't release the fibres inside but if you take a grinder or something to make it a fine powder then you will be releasing the asbestos Into the atmosphere, if they are asbestos then technically they shouldn't be breaking them up but depending on age they usually crumble up anyways. Hope this helps

[@Matty12333]

mulders drift They defiantly look like asbestos sheets to me, the cement fibre ones are usually more light grey

[@freyallarganswald4746]

mulders drift it looks like corrugated asbestos/concrete mix. It was a commonly used material on industrial roofs and garages. There is usually strict controls on demolishing and disposing the sheets.

[@scinister1254]

Is this supposed to be a mansion

[@karthiksharma7038]

Who is seeing this in 2021 😂🙌

[@addiction4130]

Wouldnt want to live there, raining too often :/

[@MyChannel-t5x2r]

I hate unfinished things. This video /house/ is unfinished. I hate this video !!

[@cubles6825]

They made a mistake It’s in the UK

[@acceleratefx5966]

Minecraft?

[@Nateventures]

wow

[@williamwhite5334]

what would've been funny was if it showed these kids every night gong there and screwing things up.

[@newhomeshistorian]

Absolutely breathtaking..Amazing video.thank your creating it..look forward to the next chapter! @newhomeshist

[@joelwest5541]

well that's was anti climatic

[@carlota-pr9bt]

I dont think this is a very sturdy house. No beams.

[@chryloulouchryloulou943]

Oh my God! A strukture without colums? With an earthquake and everything will destroy.

[@Niels-3]

This is England. There are no earthquakes.

[@bluecardholder]

Its all a bit 20th century - same old same old. When in Australia I noticed their new houses are much more family oriented homes - shared spaces - this is just recycling the ideas from the post war housing boom.

[@proslice56]

Building shit at twice the cost and time.

[@spoodry]

Parecen casas del maicra xd

[@ECWaxman]

WOW!!!! You took an UGLY site and ripped away the unsightly buildings, replacing them with 5 beautiful multimillion pound pastoral luxury mansions each over 5,200 sq ft that respect the Sussex countryside. Good for you. I have the colour brochure on this site now, as well as some other flagship priced high-end trophy Banner developments like Regency Gate, Montagu Gate, Egerton Park, Hill View Road, Bournewood Grove, The Spinney, and White Friars. Can't wait for brochures for Woodland Way!

[@wishwarajinduliyanagama5810]

MAN KALIN KIYALA ATHI NE GANA YAMAK. OKEY. .

[@J0Boa]

Union job. Painful to watch

[@stec1808]

Thats alot of asbestos 🤢

[@raremens]

just build lol

[@paiygenrobertsd9470]

SUCCESS NOT SUSSEX GROSS

[@chouchou4615]

Its Sussex its a country in United Kingdom