Construction Steps of a House

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This video is about:
Step by step Construction of a building in Kerala, India
It includes:
Detailed plan like architectural plan, structural plan, sections, drawings of beams, columns, foundations, measurements of rooms.
Model of the house - 3 storeyed building with cellar floor, ground floor and first floor.
Site clearance, uprooting trees, Site clean up, levelling soil, site videos.
Setting out of a building-using centre to centre distance plan, ropes, measuring tapes, cross staff, peg, plumb bob etc
Construction of house foundation: Setting out foundation, Marking of house foundation excavations, Excavation in construction (digging) using JCB, Hitachi 20, transporting vehicles like tipper, Mazda etc., cleaning by workers.
Column Footing construction: Footing with one column, Footing with 2 columns, Footing marking, Footing reinforcement.
Building Material and construction lectures:
Cement bags- we used ordinary Portland cement
Metal or coarse aggregate = 4 centimeters or one and half inch and 2 cm or three by four inch
River sand or washed msand or fine aggregate.
Aggregate grades, aggregate consumption.
Water added in accordance with water cement ratio... water/cement ratio, w/c ratio
Concrete mixer fixed on the ground, Cement mixing, aggregate mixing, water mixing, mixed uniformly, mixer rotate, mixer unload to below plate sheet, Cement mix ratio.
Sprinkling of water before concrete.
Mix taken by workers using shovels and bowls.
Concrete is placed in excavations for base concrete.
Man enters excavation and spread the mix using hoe, up to the level, jammed well using jammer.
By this base concrete is completed.
The next structure is the reinforced cement concrete structure- RCC.
For that steel rods of different dimensions are arranged.
8 mm diameter tmt steel, 10 mm dia steel, 12 mm dia, 16 mm dia steel rods are used.
Reinforcement learning, Reinforcement detailing, Rcc beams and columns.
Steel cut using steel cutting machine
Steel mat preparation for rcc using 12 mm dia bars
Stirrup making= 8mm dia, steel bending, for connecting pillar steels, use of binding wires -msw, span of frameworks, spacing.
Cement sand paste applied on base concrete, marking above it on intersection of rope.
Points where steel framework rest marked using chalk.
Mat rest upon cover block or stones, Mat fixing.
Piller framework (column framework )= 12 mm dia steel rods with stirrups, with bottom legs.
It is accurately placed in marked points, legs are tied. Rcc is interconnected.
Formworks laid using sheets or woods, nails, hammers.
Verticality of pillar is checked using plumbob, fixed in position. Cross checked.
Concrete of RCC structure =RCC square or rectangular prism + RCC taper or trapezoidal prism
20 Centimetre Rcc square, 35 cm Rcc taper.
Concrete mix is placed, Mechanical vibrator is applied, and it helps in consolidating concrete. And settles firmly.
Levelled. Again concrete poured, uniformly spread using floats and trowels. Rcc completes.
This shape good for proper transmission of load.
Water Curing or watering of concrete - very important step prevents moisture loss, maintaining favourable temperature for hydration to occur in concrete, prevents surface cracking.
A small shoe is constructed above rcc taper. Shutter of the shoe is fixed and is concreted.
After that the formworks of small pillar is fixed and tightened on the shoe.
Small pillar is the pillar between Rcc trapezoid and the Beam belt.
Watered properly, concrete poured, compacted very well using rods.
On next day formwork is removed.
Level ground, soil movement from and to land, soil jammed.
Cement sand paste applied on place of upcoming plinth beam
Plinth beam construction
Steel framework of plinth beam = 3 no. of 16mm dia bar at top, 3 number of 16mm dia @ bottom, stirrups 18cm c/c distance. It is 30cm x21cm beam
It rest on cover block, formwork is made, verticality of formwork checked, watered well, concreted.
Vibration for good settlement, levelled using float. Completes.
laid steels for upcoming pillars and retaining wall.
Woks completed up to plinth beam level.
This House construction video also includes, house construction techniques, buildings structures, house building tips, house building ideas etc.
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Work in progress will be updated.
Thank you.

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[@saivasanth7158]

Sir you are only the one who explained everything regarding construction with live experience.thanks for giving knowledge

[@udhayakalathangavel8725]

Thank you so much for this video sir! I feel like I'm an experienced civil engineer after watching your video.

[@prakharsrivastava6571]

I am final year civil engineering student and i have done internship from Delhi meerut expressway with Lea associates and I have learned a lot there...along with it these types of videos also help to get knowledge of real site work, because what we study in books aren't really going to help in practical works..

[@atulsharma9975]

greatly thankful sir, I wasn't even able to imagine all this in my drawing subject. you did all that in just two clips.. thnx once again

[@Hemantcharya]

Thoughtfully edited portions of the entire process' footage. Thanks for producing this video.

[@vishwanathkolakar4087]

thank you sir, for providing a required basic for a Civil engineer.

[@jasbirvirk9769]

Thank u jagan ji.This video reminded me my past construction work i done since 1985 to 1990 in India after doing 3 yrs diploma in civil engg.But then i migrated to Canada.Sometime still i miss those moments.But the bottom line your video is great.keep it up.thanx

[@CivilionTalesbyJaganJohnson]

Thankyou brother. Best of luck

[@13mitsy]

I am a young architect and your video was really helpful for me to understand the process. Thank you.

[@saddamkhanrazvi8172]

its a very helpful to all fresher,,,

[@AshishEkka01]

May god bless you brother 👍 You're doing great work ☺️

[@marbleflooringjitendrasharma]

Nice video

[@Jitendra_Rawat]

As a fresher Diploma holder it's best video i watched ever before 😘

[@pavankumar-ws3dc]

searched a lot for this type of videos. finally I found.upload as many as you can sir as a fresher it is more useful to me thank u sir

[@RRR-ed5fq]

Thank you, Sir! for your great efforts to share your knowledge for others.

[@samronert3256]

The best video on youtube that shows our Indian style construction.. thanks for making and sharing

[@PASHA_98]

Buht ache sir good explanation

[@anilpraveenkalal759]

thank you sir it is very good and useful video

[@jasminearora6687]

Nice video.. It helped me a lot for my project.. I'm student of b. Arch first year....thank you so much for uploading this video :) may god bless you.. Keep up the good work 👷

[@uraichur]

I am happy to see that you have thanked everyone including the contractor & workers in the end credits. God bless !

[@CivilionTalesbyJaganJohnson]

Thank you😊

[@soniarani6280]

nice.nd vry helpfull video...thnks

[@alwynthegreat]

I love where you go into details when explaining step by step. Nice one

[@MasterCivilEngineering]

Watch here

[@sivat9384]

i like this video good work civil construction i am civil student

[@worldtw9452]

Tqu so much sir 😊 i understood the concept more here than in the classroom explained by our sir😊

[@sspram4393]

GREAT! full practical video! WE WANT SOME MORE OF THIS KIND!

[@funny-video-YouTube-channel]

Good job. Apply water-tight foundation plastic cover to the outside column bases to protect them from moisture and rust !

[@MasterCivilEngineering]

Right

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[@edwardschmitt5710]

I was going to pick this apart but good construction, very solid.

[@shoaibkolkata]

Thanks for the beautiful explanation of the long process of building construction in just 10 minute.

[@gangapatlanagaraj8063]

Great sir we donot know so many things the maisons in our region donot follow all this methods your methods give great strength to the building structure. thanks a lot sir for revealing true building methods. God bless you

[@TheAbdullah]

Subhan ALLAH, Thanks for this Brother

[@arjunanmunuswamy]

Excellent video thanks for making such a long process as simple video

[@muhammedariff734]

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[@naveedladha2204]

Thanx Mr.Jagan i really appreciate guys like you who upload video about civil engineering and construction in You tube who wants to make other civil students to learn about construction thank you

[@nithinvishnu1383]

thank u so much JAGAN JOHNSON. Its really awesome videos for engineering students

[@manimanu4899]

the 1st ever video on steps in construction which I had seen is excellent.. the main highl8 of the video is the clarity which u maintain while saying the steps ..sir,plz help us more by uploading much more videos..

[@shivashankarsanjeevappa5748]

Perfect explanation in a simple manner, really helpful to understand the basic construction procedure..

[@hemanshumahanoori9488]

Best video to watch before giving interview in any construction company..

[@dondeepan2240]

Thank u sir. This video cleared many doubts for foundation

[@esekruzz]

Thanks for speaking English all through

[@niteshkumar-gq2mf]

The best video so far i have watched...I am really thankful to you sir.

[@chandukorada5249]

Yes really best video

[@pranjalcr7]

Thanks man you don't know how much I've searched for this topic🤗😇

[@jessosmith1]

Wow so useful. Only video I found for Indian construction. Well done

[@sitaramsreeram]

awsomme..handsome engineeerr..thanks for this video brother

[@CivilionTalesbyJaganJohnson]

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JAGAN JOHNSON

[@explorergyanguru9966]

Thanks a lot lot lot sir for sharing this basic information. Which clear lots of doubt

[@prajwalaradhyas8359]

Thank you for Educating us...

[@jueldeb8250]

Very Good Presentation...You need to upload more video

[@josephtinashe1521]

Hello Sir very good video i am civil engineer student and your video is very constructive and useful. I would like to learn more on different foundations like strip,raft, etc. if you have any videos on that please upload. Thank you keep it up...

[@priyranjankumar2296]

thank you sir for giving practical knowledge

[@sowmyabalu7494]

thanks for this valuable information

[@manishsmore8969]

too good explanation Mr. jagan the steps you show here can be easily understood by anyone who doesn't know anything about construction.. as I m also civil engineer ,at my site many newcomer( freshers ) don't understand what is going on site. and that the main cause today's civil engineer has lack knowledge at site.. they won't try to understand bcoz they don't know anything . but might this type of step by step instructions will grow up their knowledge and should get a keen interest on site..

[@naveedladha2204]

Manish S More hello manish hey i live in kenya and i study for civil engineer but the problem is in our school they dont teach us practical well they just teach us mainly theory so please i just want to like ask do the newcomers like come as employee or just as students bcoz i normally want to go to site in my holidays but fear that who will give me permission to go to a site and learn there bcoz i am just a random guy who wants to learn construction and the builders will be busy building rather than teaching me and believe me the newcomer you are talking about i am one of them and i don't want to be the guy who doesn't understand about construction

[@yoyomulla5643]

I am a mechanical engineer but I train civil engineer freshers at sites......

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[@shailendrabalyan8876]

aftr how long curing can be done .

[@sarah-leebell726]

that was satisfying

[@amrutachandra]

Thank you so much.... It's very helpful for the freshers 👍👍

[@zubairb8877]

awesome presentation of building construction thank you May God bless you...

[@anilpraveenkalal759]

thank you sir it is very good video

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Hey nice presentation:) good job

[@anuragkhati4547]

Very much knowledge able video sir .Great work

[@rajaraghwan2914]

thank u soo much sir u have cleared my concepts

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Excellent

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[@engineer7662]

Jagan sir thank you for uploading this video. it is very usefull.. ir can you upload the complete process of constructing a total building

[@CivilionTalesbyJaganJohnson]

By the next video, I hope u ill get the complete process. Its on progress.

[@saurabhburman4263]

Cleared my doubts.... Ty bro 😎

[@anurudhkumar7107]

Thanks sir..... It's very very helpful for freshers civil engineer.....

[@CivilionTalesbyJaganJohnson]

Thank u all for ur valuable review....

[@abdullahiahmedmohamed3925]

man thnk you so much.

[@siddheshgathadi499]

JAGAN JOHNSON sir plz tell ur mail id want to ask some technical questions

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Siddhesh Gathadi carate'

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JA GAN JOHNSON

[@gnanasagarsagar9225]

Dear Jagan your presentation is very nice. Helpful to so many people. God bless you my boy.

[@jaguarg3761]

HAPPY TO SEE THAT YOU ARE USING VIBRATOR, 90% OF PEOPLE IN PRIVATE HOUSE BUILDING CONSTRUCTIONS ARE NOT AT ALL USING THIS. GOOD WORK AND GOOD LUCK TO YOU.

[@bhanupratapfarmhouse3320]

Thanks very well explained and beautifully presented.

[@douglaskasadha6972]

Thank you for this video.. I can compare with how we carry out our construction in Uganda. And there isn't much difference though I see you guys have a trapezoid element to your column base. Which we rarely use but I think its very necessary

[@juniorchacha7119]

good video hard working ppl on this video love and respect from Mexico

[@Arslan_khan__]

it is a very perfect video sir for freshers before going to site...

[@marq9040]

Brother I must say this is AMAZINGLY HELPFUL. Keep it up!

[@adventurewala]

guys good work. nice explained

[@anuruddhchaurasiya6171]

Great video! Keep up the great work!! Small correction 1.5 inch gravel is not 4 mm it is 38 to 40mm gravel.

[@arjunsharma0797]

Why is 1.5 inch gravel used?

[@rvd021]

Nice sir...Best quality work, plz upload soon work in progress.

[@concept_and_entertainment]

Good explanations with pictures and all. Thanks sir.

[@Rahul-ke8lt]

9:51 is THE BEST

[@Kingdom-of-Jesus]

It's amazing that you are thanking the Almighty God Lord Jesus. God bless you and strengthen you with His Holy Spirit 👐👐👐

[@ramramkhan5039]

Thank you. Very clearly explained..useful for me

[@vishnuraj6945]

Chetta ur awesome pwolichu....😃 i understood many things tq

[@prashantsingh8601]

plzz upload more video sir

[@sheelavkg9818]

Prashant Singh yes very good and niec Work

[@007shabeeb]

for 40mm u said 4mm, and for 20mm you said 2mm. Please correct it. Thank you

[@mosipatel360]

thanks for sharing ...good explanation to teach my kid thanks again

[@akhilahalyal5951]

Great work..THANKS a lot.. Very helpful

[@paullin178]

not 2 mm 4mm, it is 40mm nd 20 mm..

[@CivilionTalesbyJaganJohnson]

yes Jerry you are correct. it is 2cm and 4 cm

[@sasikumartherayil9620]

The mat reinforcement details are not correct.please correct it. Video is great

[@sasikumartherayil9620]

Tell them.to use annealed binding wire.also to use good covering block. Preferably same mix of concrete.

[@Splits-man]

You’ve gotta love the “detailed” floor plan. Room, room, room, room! 😂😂😂

[@kending8502]

I am no Engineer but I can see and recognise good work and this ain't one

[@CivilionTalesbyJaganJohnson]

Hi, David the ground floor is planned to for rent. Bachelor accommodation. Thatswhy you can see this much rooms and bathrooms. Please consider the first and 2nd floor drawings for better understanding of house plans.

[@inemindia7211]

Very comprehensive informative video. Thanks a lot Jagan. Looking forward to the subsequent stages of the building also. Thanks once again

[@md.shahid2127]

very nice .....awesome keep uploading

[@kuldeepsumbly3302]

Could you guide me for structure design of two storeys 1000 sq feet house, if so, I can send you the drawings, reasonable fee would be paid.

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Yes

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Thank you very much...so informative...be blessed...

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this is the best video available.

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Nice and well presented, God Bless you!!

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useful video for structural engineer as well as for civil engineers

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Thank you bro Informative and interesting

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Wonderfull amaging work good job

[@sajjadbhat715]

thnku for such amzing video

[@EnglishVella]

Thankyou very much for the video.. it covers alot of basics..

[@navinsingh1981]

This will be a great help for us to build a strong foundation CHURCH Construction in our Land. Thank you for your guidance. May God Almighty Bless you & your Company. यदि घर को यहोवा न बनाए, तो उसके बनाने वालों को परिश्रम व्यर्थ होगा। (भजन संहिता 127:1)

[@elephant8783]

Why building that. Build houses for poor people or spent it for other good things. Why spending on something who told earth is flat (Bible)

[@arunkumarshetty694]

Thank you so much sir. Gained something from it

[@anuragrai1504]

thank u very much.. it clears my concept

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Fabulous work

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Thanks for this video..

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This vedio more helpsfull, good job sir, and thanks you sir