Catalan Vaults & domes. Finish insolate and waterproof cover,

Construction work of Catalan vaults without the use formwork support.
watch the full playlist here: goo.gl/NLRx2f
Mixture of the cement: goo.gl/C6Rl2W
Building a Catalan vault, from start to finish, and finished catalog.
Ending the Catalan vault, waterproofing and sealing
Telefono celular / Phone number in Mexico, Cell phone (Mexico)
Bricklayer Hugo Martinez (spanish only) [phone]
Other
Coleman Victor (English speaking) [phone]
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[@ryanpowell4662]

so impressive, to hell with wood structures.

[@drramirocontreras6308]

se ve increíble este tipo de techos

[@jjbotch2081]

Beautiful work, you guys are very talented.

[@cosmicjohn]

superb skills.thanks for posting.

[@dallasmore6703]

I'm watching him work and I still don't understand how he does it! It looks impossible! Very, very cool! Such skill, amazing!

[@ColemanPriske]

Para servirle. En la página de facebook también encontrarás más fotos. facebook.com/1037829952909647/

[@kirstenleahy6172]

To have this I would need to fly in someone from overseas... Australia has not much in the way of this sort of talent

[@NSResponder]

Such beautiful work. -jcr

[@brooksanderson2599]

WOW! Saludos desde Saltillo.

[@poikaa3]

I bet this is kind of fire proof too!

[@laohantun7404]

Good job, never see before.

[@mille79]

super. gefällt mir richtig gut.

[@tereeudave9235]

mui bonito sin palabras

[@tetekofa]

Nice work!!

[@calfeggs]

I was wondering how they would seal up those cracks, pretty neat.

[@HealthSupercharger]

Very beautiful ceilings and they make the room look so much larger with those high scielings. Did you say that this type of roof only lasts 20 years or so?

[@ecrusch]

Incredible.

[@user-mr7bi8pw3j]

La creazione artistica

[@egildoalves8783]

I'm from Brazil

[@egildoalves8783]

very good!! What kind of mortar is this? and you do not use any jig?

[@juangarcia-wb4ck]

Buena arquitectura se avientan batos hay la llevamos.

[@manuelguerrero4034]

Que pendiente suelen tener las bobedas y cuantos metro de luz se pueden construir

[@reginaldosilvestre5929]

Eu estou muito impreccionado

[@SnapperGrogan]

Thanks for showing this to the world Victor - What a thing! Here in the UK, builders with that kind of talent can command a lot of money for their services. How does it work in Mexico? Is it a dying art - do these guys get paid more than the average builder?

[@ColemanPriske]

Daniel they get paid about 20 usd per scuare meter, a regular builder get paid 20 usd per day

[@lorenzo1916]

salve coleman priske volevo sapere che tipo di mattone usa

[@joelreymundo7612]

LOS FELICITO ESTE TECHO ES RECOMENDABLE PARA CLIMAS CÁLIDOS EL ACABADO INTERIOR ES EXCELENTE, LA EXTERNA EN EL PERSONAS LAS VARILLAS ESTÁN SOBRANDO Y EL ENTORTADO CONSIDERO QUE OCULTA EL LADRILLO. SALUDOS

[@ColemanPriske]

Joel Reymundo es necesario para impermeabilizar, el ladrillo es permeable

[@sapovato8296]

what material is used to waterproof the domes?

[@galatlgalatl5084]

Can they build the ceiling in those diameter; 50 meter x 20 meter

[@81essentials]

What is the benefits of construction like this? It looks really amazing.

[@ColemanPriske]

Essentials1981 strong: kzbin.info/www/bejne/rHnVep6hadyib9U ; fast to build, fresh in heat, warm in winter, and very nice

[@KonstantinKN]

Прикольно !

[@hickman7909]

nice

[@gaarzeuqzalev8664]

Nice ceilings!! But they have should chosen a better light fixture!!

[@digerhvalevski3406]

Скажите пропорции замеса

[@tomaszk4750]

SUPER! WOW! :-))))))))

[@Valid7228]

каменщики супер! как у них кирпич не падает?

[@twotone9908]

How much spent

[@kidharris]

This explains why earthquakes are so deadly in Mexico. If those outside walls move at all the whole heavy roof will come down on your head. Building on filled in lake beds certainly doesn't help. Still, it is incredible workmanship. Maybe the cement covering helps to keep it together.

[@ColemanPriske]

earthquakes are deadly everywhere. Once closed, the arc, and vaults are structures stronger engineering there, watch this video where substantial evidence on these vaults are made, follow the following link, where they do the test with hollow materials and facts with plaster, in Mexico, we use solid and concrete, brick Czech video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/rHnVep6hadyib9U

[@kidharris]

I watched the video, but I did not see any earthquake testing. All arches and vaults require the supporting walls to meet certain requirements. If the supports move, even small amounts, the integrity of the arch comes into question and when arches fail, they fail catastropically (suddenly, completely, and with no warning) It is much better to have light weight materials fall on you than solid, heavy materials such as a pile of bricks. The ground needs to be very solid (filled in lakes, such as Mexico City, Lake Texcoco, is built on, are not good candidates). If you do a little research on earthquakes, you will see that the rapid side to side movement of the ground often liquifies the ground under supports causing them to sink which is responsible for many sudden collapses. With ferro-cement concrete arches the steel keeps the arch together a little better so that the sudden collapse caused by 1 brick failing doesn't happen so quickly. "earthquakes are deadly everywhere" True, but history has shown that the deadliest areas are those in which heavy structures collapse on people. "Once closed, the arc, and vaults are structures stronger engineering" Stronger than what? A little sideways movement of the ground can cause a block/brick built arch to suddenly become "un-closed" Also, if the supports can't handle the side thrust put on them by the arches when they become fully loaded, as well as the gravity load, then the structure will collapse. The outside walls should be built heavier/thicker or buttressed, than the inside connecting walls on multiple arched/domed structures to handle the side/lateral load of the arches. The inner walls have one arch pushing sideways against another arch, so the inner walls mostly only have to deal with the load imposed by gravity. What I am seeing here is great workmanship, but it is not an engineered solution and I hope that it is not in a heavy earthquake zone. With that said, you build with what you have and do as good a job as you can.

[@ColemanPriske]

kidharris in Mexico City there was an earthquake of 8.1 on the Richter scale in 1985 and many modern buildings fell dawn. but many of the oldest buildings (15th century built with this technique) were undamaged or slightly damaged. the metropolitan cathedral is sinking down (because of the ground in which was once a lake and yet still standing ...?

[@kidharris]

+Coleman, In reading the wikipedia article on the metropolitan cathedral it says that the church was built on top of pre-existing Aztec temples, not directly on the filled in lake. It also states that it took 42 years just to prepare the foundation for such a heavy structure and "Dropping water tables accelerated sinking caused the structure to be added to the World Monuments Fund list of the 100 Most Endangered Sites. Reconstruction work beginning in the 1990s stabilized the cathedral and it was removed from the endangered list in 2000." It also goes on to list the numerous other times that renovations have been done to save the structure. In addition a large part of the structure is dedicated to providing mass to prevent the lateral thrusts generated by the arches/domes/vaults from destroying the building. In contrast all I see here in these more modern structures to do the same job is some relatively small ferro cement walls and footings. Enough discussion. If you want to build a heavy vault on a lakebed in a earthquake zone and sleep under it, go right ahead. I'm certainly not going to stop you. I also read read the en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1985_Mexico_City_earthquake article which gives a description of the damage and it does not confirm your claim " many modern buildings fell dawn. but many of the oldest buildings (15th century built with this technique) were undamaged or slightly damaged." In fact it says that the oldest part of the historic downtown has the worst damage to buildings. Go figure..........

[@PR4470]

This cathedral in Mexico City has been standing for 400 years and has survived many earthquakes and if you look closely the roof construction was built this exact same way. kzbin.info/www/bejne/b4nVknyXZsSjj5o

[@astefanlopez]

Resistente a movimientos sísmicos? Ar these structure earthquakes resistant? They are so beautiful

[@ColemanPriske]

Una vez que esta cerrado, el arco, y aun más, las bóvedas, son las estructuras de ingeniería más fuertes que hay, mira este video donde se hacen pruebas de peso sobre estas bóvedas, sigue el siguiente link, donde hacen la prueba con materiales huecos y hechos con yeso, en México, usamos ladrillo solido y concreto, checa el video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/rHnVep6hadyib9U

[@user-pp2cf1rg8h]

Super, super, super!!! Very beautiful! Which country and which city?

[@ColemanPriske]

Tequisquiapan, México. Thanks for the support. On our KZbin channel you can see a lot of material about vaults, including vaults from the beginning. Visit it and subscribe. kzbin.info

[@musthavechannel5262]

Earth quakes? Shifting of walls over time because of the shifting land beneath them? Run roasting the concrete/brick roof?

[@ColemanPriske]

Once closed, the arc, and vaults are structures stronger engineering there, watch this video where substantial evidence on these vaults are made, follow the following link, where they do the test with hollow materials and facts with plaster, in Mexico, we use solid bricks and concrete, brick see this video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/rHnVep6hadyib9U

[@musthavechannel5262]

Thanks for the link, will do.

[@kjsouthall252]

Hello. These are amazing videos. I am curious. What are the costs of this sort of project in Mexico, and are there people with similar skills who work anywhere in the USA?

[@ColemanPriske]

KJ Southall not shure if in the USA are people working, but the cost here of this proyect, only the upper roof, was about $3,000 dollars finished

[@kricotas]

hi! i dont think the gringos of emigration they will make them work? because USA union of constructions...are protect that field of bircks layers and the laws of USA are really bad for spanish people that work in the usa is better to work in mexico and be happy

[@threshingfloor8591]

If i was a Millionaire i would pay these guys to build a house for me.

[@ColemanPriske]

Thanks for the support. On our KZbin channel you can see a lot of material about vaults, including vaults from the beginning. Visit it and subscribe. kzbin.info

[@Pablo-fe1uv]

hola alguien me puede decir cuanto pesa un ladrillo de eso gracias

[@ColemanPriske]

Busca el video llamado "específicaciones del ladrillo para bóvedas catalanas" quizá te sea mejor la explicación. El peso ronda un poco más de un kilo por ladrillo

[@josearturonajerarodriges2414]

Q material o cupan de reboltura

[@ColemanPriske]

Este video tiene una explicación en cuanto a la Mezcla y las proporciones para Bóvedas catalanas - y explicamos el por que no se caen kzbin.info/www/bejne/nnaTfoatptSUjLc

[@sapovato8296]

que material es para el techo que no entre agua?

[@ColemanPriske]

Este video muestra el tratamiento superior de la boveda y su impermeabilización kzbin.info/www/bejne/oKDIpqt4i9-KhMU

[@sapovato8296]

Gracias, pero como se llama el sealent?

[@AliAli-cb7uu]

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[@bthor76]

I'd love to have one built for me up here in New Orleans but the R value must be atrocious not to mention our rainstorms. The sun beating down on that brick all day without any insulation....oh God there would be no way of getting around that. Also I don't buy the waterproof claims. I did FEMA inspections in Puert Rico in the early 90's and their cement roofs all leaked after a while. If it's concrete or masonry cement it'll eventually develop small cracks where water seeps in. They called "infiltracion" (infiltration in English).

[@ramjet7470]

There are many products that could be applied on these type roofs if water leakage was expected to be a problem. In a dry arid environment as pictured in this video I doubt leakage is a great concern for years after completion. If the ground don't shake and the walls don't spread these roofs will remain long after tin, steel and asphalt shingled roofs are long gone.

[@bthor76]

Yeah but if you applied a barrier layer to the top you would take away the aesthetic value.

[@pedroguevara9415]

E podrian dar medidas del ladriyo que usan

[@ColemanPriske]

The bricks / Bovedas Catalanas: Especificación de la cuña (ladrillo)

[@pedroguevara9415]

Muchas grasias me sera de mucha ayuda

[@user-xs5lg5bm8x]

hola amigo llegó en facebook pero no fingió que no eras consciente de Victor))

[@ColemanPriske]

soy Victor

[@SirArghPirate]

How much would a house like this cost?

[@ColemanPriske]

SirArghPirate here in México, about $80,k - 100k USD

[@th3unn3rv3d3]

Coleman Priske Is that considered a midrange house or high end? They look fabulous.

[@ColemanPriske]

Th3uNn3rV3d this is a midrange house

[@th3unn3rv3d3]

Coleman Priske Amazing, I guess I didn't realize how close in costs the housing market is with the US. Thanks for the reply.

[@th3unn3rv3d3]

Justo Talkalottashit I don't live in Vegas, I live in Houston. Markets are completely different.

[@miksilva6846]

estoy por construir una casa quiciera saver cuanto cobran ustedes por acerme un techo asy xe bobeda

[@ColemanPriske]

+Mik Silva El precio por metro cuadrado de mano de obra es alrededor de 300 pesos, mas viaticos desde Querétaro a donde quieran y el hospedaje necesario. Numeros de contacto en la descripción del video (donde dice "mas información")

[@miksilva6846]

+Coleman Priske (Victor) grasias les marcare mana pero es en michoacan y me gustaria oues km dieran un buen orecio ceria algo nuevo en mi oueblo y se darian a conocer

[@ronidoria8789]

stiff neck for hard working workers

[@117lyka]

это там где не трясёт

[@ColemanPriske]

После того, как он закрыт, арка и, более того, своды, являются самыми прочными инженерными конструкциями, посмотрите это видео, где проводятся весовые испытания этих сводов, перейдите по следующей ссылке, где они проводят испытания с полыми и выполненными материалами. со штукатуркой, в Мексике мы используем полнотелый кирпич и бетон, смотрите видео: kzbin.info/www/bejne/rHnVep6hadyib9U В Мехико при землетрясении 1985 года многие современные здания рухнули, но многие из более старых зданий (XV века, построенных по этой методике) остались неповрежденными или едва поврежденными. Столичный собор, например, тонет (через дно, которое когда-то было озером), но стоит до сих пор.

[@MrCoolProjects]

can't believe their standing on that unsupported roof..

[@ColemanPriske]

+MrCoolProjects Arch and domes are the stronger constructions, see this video: Load and breakdown Resistance test of an arch type Catalan Vault kzbin.info/www/bejne/rHnVep6hadyib9U

[@lwork1048]

These are not Catalan or timbrel vaults.

[@torefoncello7544]

Latte ri zi

[@arfatkhanhd2595]

রড ছারা ছাদ''' that for funny

[@sebastianpereira7287]

Ahyet'ь

[@TinTaBraSS777]

PORNOGRAFIA )

[@andiarrohnds5163]

Very dangerous, this video should be removed just for showing this.