Amazing Techniques Construction For The Most Solid Reinforced Concrete Platform You Must See

[@macrick]

Construction workers are the most exploited. Hard labour, Seasonal work, Low pay. You have my respect.

[@carloko08]

they are the most womanizers and drunk too hahahah 😆😆, NAAAAH, RESPECT TO MY OLD COMRADES, i work in the construction too when i was young so greetings for all of them 😉😉👍👍

[@nancychong4650]

I hope you can show when you finish the house totally not just the foundation. You can make part 2, 3, 4, and so on.

[@uncleelias]

Ramming wooden piles into muddy subsoil is not new. It stabilized the soil especially where ground water or soft clay is an issue. Being deep helps prevent rot. Venice was built like that and they have massive stone buildings resting on buried wooden piles for centuries. However as others have pointed out bamboo has hollow cavities and that might pose an issue. Bamboo is also quite durable with a high silica content so maybe it's fine.

[@komokings]

was wondering if it would just rot out..

[@ganeshtaranga6048]

@@komokings ඉඉ

[@funtyes1970]

@@komokings bamboo rot out it take very long time.

[@pihermoso11]

Damage with bamboo is mostly from the inside because it's interior is softer and more prone to insect attacks, BUT the exterior of bamboo is very durable, it is waterproof and fireproof

[@1943L]

Yes, a lot of old, and large buildings in The Netherlands used wooden piles. Hard are steel after a long time in the ground.

[@billybonecollector7276]

And people wonder why Asia is rising. 21st century is Asias century and I wish they succeed and have a wonderful future. Peace and love from Africa

[@grassabrutta]

Amazing plan. Amazing work. Amazing transformation. Amazing team. Just amazing.

[@grassabrutta]

@G Can you be more specific ?

[@wandilet4267]

Man, each and everyone of these men should be paid top dollar... This is hard exceptional work🔥🌟

[@agrotte]

I am impress by the professionalism of these workers and the construction design....great job.....

[@adda2427]

The amount of materials used here can put up a whole house 🏠

[@thekapilbhagatvlogs3429]

Right said

[@fabianyz8991]

I agree😁

[@solomoua5520]

You mean a cheap house but sell big money in America. That’s how they built houses 🫵🏼

[@jamestaki5245]

I do agree👍💯%✔️

[@martenriwu1858]

EXACTLY RIGHT, i agree with you ma men

[@OmarKhan001]

Salute to Hard working Labrours. 👏🏻

[@motty420]

Team work makes the dream work

[@abdal-haqq1688]

​@@motty420 no doubt...

[@tarungamerz3301]

The soil is saturated... ofcourse you need this much amount of materials...salute to all the workers

[@stvdmc2011]

that is the reason those part of the world is always lush and green unlike California where it look like dry dead carcass.

[@coyoluo]

These are called Craftsmen, magnificent!

[@Hallettjs7957]

curious why they did not run the forms all the way up from the start? Why did the lay concrete, stack brick, then lay concrete?

[@AmericoRivas]

Decoupled sub walls to grade beams for low cost seismic solutions is my guess.

[@nasukhasoewardi817]

the work on making the foundation is really neat and good

[@MrOner07]

the base looks really strong but im wondering if the piling ls are enough to support the heavy structure 😭

[@thaisonen]

Vì sao bê tông xong xây gạch rồi lại bê tông. Ko hiểu nổi.

[@airmanisaacmunguromo5087]

Vous m'enrichissez plus et j'aime beaucoup votre chaîne. C'est Airman Isaac Munguromo depuis la République Démocratique du Congo.

[@nightcoder5k]

Amazing work. With that foundation, the house will last for very, very long time. Most homes in the USA are not event built with a strong foundation like that. Good job.

[@dasdesu5179]

@G This. There was no good reason to use such small bricks when building a big wall. Bigger concrete blocks would have filled up the space faster and cheaper and would have provided more strength to the structure. The mortar is the weakest part of the wall and the first part to erode. The fact that they rely on it so much to keep the wall together rather than the solidness of their bricks is a potential disaster. It would have also been much easier to keep the wall straight and level instead of that wobbly mess they ended up with. If you wanted a brick facade you could have just built the outer layer with small bricks instead. Look at 14:00 where at the nearer corner a bunch of bricks have already fallen out. This is pretty much what will happen to the building over time.

[@als1023]

@@dasdesu5179 Thanks for commenting,great post! The amount of material used is staggering, and I was disappointed to see men in rubber boots, but my faith was restored when the yellow beach shoes came out for brick laying. Loved the New Guy # 14 in green shirt ! Woman stripping forms was impressive, and tie wire for wall ties ?? The concrete is really poor quality.

[@funtyes1970]

@@dasdesu5179 maybe that biggest bricks they have there you, ever think of that. it not like they have a Home Depot or Lowes there lol

[@The_Vincening]

@Night Coder the mason that I labored for would probably disagree with your analysis. The form they set up was bowing in multiple places, and I never saw them check level once. They didn't use lines while laying the brick, so everything is probably way out of wack. Not to mention, those brick were cored, which aren't as strong as regular brick. As Das Desu pointed out, they would have had way more stability with block, and it would have been faster and more cost effective. Hell, they could have just poured concrete walls all the way up instead of building what is probably an unsafe base.

[@nightcoder5k]

@@The_Vincening I'm sure it's not perfect. Bowing or not, it's difficult to say for sure since they're using a wide-angle camera. You don't need to use a level if there's a line. Without hi-tech laser tools, they usually use a transparent rubber tubing filled with water to check the level of 2 points. The foundation walls will probably be plastered, so it'd be better if it's rough.

[@carloko08]

amazing video, what about the second part, what they are building?

[@masoodahmed6489]

Excellent quality work done ✔ I like it 👌 👍

[@Mfssst]

The final result is amazing, but if you put the bamboo in the soil to compact the soil i think thats only works 5 or 6 years ago.. bcz bamboo has a cavity and slowly the year will rot…

[@pemilikhp4694]

Too much cost money to spend with that way.

[@abhinavsharma3819]

Why pillar rods were not extended while concreting the base itself? That could have been meshed and drawn from inside.

[@funtyes1970]

sound like you are couch expert

[@abhinavsharma3819]

@@funtyes1970 oh, civil engineers are couch experts Mr janitor ?

[@funtyes1970]

@@abhinavsharma3819 what wrong buddy truth hurts lol

[@abhinavsharma3819]

@@funtyes1970 so u believe that civil engineers are couch experts and janitors are good in construction? Lol 😂

[@sebell69]

6 workers are more industrious than 2 cranes and 20 workers here in the USA Damm Hats off to them ...... No wonder they have building that are 1500 ++ years old!

[@sarreqteryx]

I just have to ask, won't the bamboo piles rot over time?

[@elijahsoucy9757]

Yes

[@ikiriye]

For a better load transfer to foundation, the beams should have been placed on the reinforced strip footing instead of on the bricks.well for mini high rise the bricks would not be suitable for superstructure loads

[@funtyes1970]

yeah, cuz you are couch expert right buddy

[@constructionengineeringchanel]

VERY GOOD VIDEO.👍

[@АсламбекЧеченский]

My 👍 is for controller of this work) Well done, дуйхьун кхети хьо.

[@bentoamancio2586]

Esa construcción está siendo echa en el Sureste Asiático en donde hay lluvias a menudo Así hay que tener una estructura de base muy ancha y largo, para prevenir la subida de umidad por la pared.

[@VeRZano]

¹

[@andrevenancio1858]

Trabalho bonito de se ver, parabéns! Vocês é de qual País?

[@luymach1691]

Việt Nam bạn ơi 🇻🇳

[@TVAVlog]

Vietnam you

[@lorenzomejia]

Así es hermano, un trabajo muy bonito. Saludos!

[@jamesmorton7881]

Jighrise building?

[@PREMIERLEAGUEH]

@@luymach1691 xin chào người vn tôi rất yêu đất nước của các bạn.

[@sonicesb]

Good job, but why so much materials? That base would have been enough for a 10 story building!

[@vuelvoel2011]

this is amazing techniques construction for the most solid reinforced concrete platform i have ever seen.

[@zachariasbrink9540]

Is this way you make foundation for clay on the ground ????

[@ShokiNHousE]

high quality RB construction

[@trankien3474]

Mình rất muốn xem công trình này từ a tới á. Xem rất là cuốn, mong bạn ra tiếp.

[@lorrainedsuda7202]

No messing around rebar thick Start to finish how many days?

[@erichertsens]

Why the bricks below the beams? Very interested why they do it that way

[@alrent2992]

Those beams are made of rebar. The concrete is to cover ( encapsulate ) all structural rebar.

[@alrent2992]

Just like when a foundation is poured. Rebar is used to reinforce the slab. Rebar is not just laying on the ground. That accomplishes nothing. It needs to be raised at least an inch. The rebar reinforces the strength of the slab.

[@MegaThepow]

Is this for a high tower or just a house?

[@fabianyz8991]

The beem is very solid wow, but why using holo red brick for foundation? Why not using all concrete and steel bar for foundation.....

[@artbyrobot1]

harder to build the forms to be tapered like they tapered the brick. They wanted that taper to distribute weight onto the footing more evenly

[@florencesaclot8429]

Very impressive foundation & keep away from flood.

[@MauFab301]

É uma obra de arte muito bom o trabalho de vcs , parabéns pelo seu vídeo

[@malakiamen]

The foundation is amazing and seemed to be almost endless! I don’t understand exactly what they are building, however.

[@HakunaMatata009]

A fortress

[@chandramohanpai2082]

@Malaki Amen,In lndia we would have constructed 1000 sqft. RCC house with the money spent on bamboos 😂😂

[@aumfox]

Wow, very good work!

[@ferreiraerik]

Técnica muito interessante. Queria muito ver um engenheiro narrando/explicando cada etapa, para entendermos melhor essa técnica.😊

[@Linhxinh888]

Họ đang phá tiền của

[@grschneider]

achou interessante mesmo?

[@linorful]

Shut up

[@angomgunindrosingh9178]

No engineer will narrate the construction because there are so many mistakes from the engineering point of view. Very Low strength of the house compared to money invested.

[@qContinuum]

диаметр арматуры это конечно перебор. Я так думаю что это сейсмически активный район. Закладка прочности 500%. Хотя даже для землятресений это перебор

[@bobertospearza8800]

Hard Working Ancestory of the "Great Wall" Buildiers ...

[@mukembomuhammadi3215]

Are those piles the bamboos. Bst way to build in weak soils

[@tutamailan8135]

Yes

[@SajidAnsari-hc4go]

What is purpose of bamboos in under ground? reply please

[@ka5662]

最初に差し込んだ竹は埋めたままですか？ 竹によって地盤改良効果を期待している？？？

[@Greg-xi9mc]

In what country is this job site located ? You must have a very high water table. - Good hard working Crew 👍

[@tutamailan8135]

VietNammiss, thanks you

[@Mc_Vasya]

Can anybody tell me pls, what for bamboo is pressed into the clay???

[@GSsupertech]

Gajab sir gajab.,👍

[@axmedovgiyos8873]

salom barchaga bu suvda chiribketmadimi

[@jobikgjobikg9058]

Super BB.cost less than piling and strong plinth beam.after concrete belt with steel double strong.👍👍 Thank you.

[@magnetclip6861]

Wow, that is one solid foundation and solid walls for a future solid home. Homes here in the US are wooden sticks. The only solid part is the foundation.

[@rimoon12]

12.40 Why is the development length of beam so short, how did they calculate it?

[@EngineeringandConstruction]

Amazing work best for learning

[@優さん-n7m]

What is this building exactly?

[@devilalchouhan8176]

Wonderful job

[@recognize7]

A lot of work but a good strong foundation.

[@doanngocnguyen1821]

Làm móng gạch này tốn công mà không chắc.công ép cọc tre gia cố nền đất thì ép cọc bêtong thi công vừa nhanh lại không sợ bị lún hay nứt. 😅😅😅😅😅😅

[@So-zp2uf]

Lún sao đc ở quê tôi làm nhà trên ao bằng cọc tre 100 năm chưa lún nứt

[@xuanhainguyen7817]

@@So-zp2uf làm nhà trên ao nhưng cái ao nó nằm trên vùng đất cứng.. cọc tre mà ép xuống dễ dàng vậy đích thị vùng đất này rất yếu.. làm cách này rất tốn kém cả vật liệu và công mà k chắc chắn.. như này nên ép cọc nhồi bê tông.. auto tốt mọi mặt

[@j.emmanuel1782]

The result is amazing

[@bluemarlin2004]

how high is this 20 floors?

[@ngatran544]

Chỉ có ở miền bắc Việt Nam mới làm thế này.

[@suvishvasu3612]

Can we have voice over of what is happening and its benefits or write ✍ it down in description

[@DuyNguyen-hq4wt]

Giải pháp móng tốn kém, có thể tiết kiệm hơn mà vẫn đảm bảo khả năng chịu tải và làm việc của móng

[@hoinguyen9645]

HANOI - SAIGON - VIETNAM / XIN CHÀO CÁC BẠN... VIETNAM QUÊ HƯƠNG TÔI ĐẤY.

[@vanduc1602]

Xây móng gạch ở dưới tốn công mà không đẹp. sao không chuyển dầm móng này làm móng băng ở dưới. Xây tường móng 300 ở trên là dc rồi. Cote +0.00 làm cái giằng tường ( chống ẩm nữa là dc)

[@vijato56]

Todo bien. pero no hay liga ( union) entre las zapatas corridas y las trabes, se deberia hacer a base de columnas

[@K-Effect]

I like those concrete trucks

[@giaupham8497]

Nhà xây thế này được bảo nhiêu phòng vậy

[@hendrikwidodo6686]

Good worker...👍👍👍👍

[@iwanroy8863]

Memang hasil bangunan kokoh, cuma teknik ini sungguh sangat pemborosan. Bahan bangunan. Coba kalau sistem pancang. Mungkin akan lebih hemat biaya..

[@dhanyfachrizal1]

Ini mau buat bangunam apa dah pondasi kayak udah setengah biaya bangunan

[@yank-tc8bz]

How long does bamboo last in muddy soil ?

[@herobrinebosok]

100 + yr

[@jamaljamal3312]

It is a strong way of working

[@blurryflag6466]

interesting but what is it?

[@giang68mientay28]

Xây dựng bên đó cũng rất tuyệt vời 😇👌👌👍👍🇻🇳🇻🇳🇻🇳

[@Thuongts]

VN mình chứ bên nào b. Móng như này khá tốn kém. T làm xd hơn chục năm chưa gặp móng nào như này 😆😆😆

[@dhentlapes5943]

is goooodd from Indonesia friend

[@albertoramirezmota1948]

Buena idea el bambú sirve como soporte en zona pantanoza excelente 👍🙏

[@marcusvinicius4773]

Boa noite, seria melhor fazer a fundação de concreto em vez de utilizar os tijolos.

[@ekopraps]

Mantap struktur yang luar biasa. Lebih wau lagi klu sambungn besi sudut nya 40D

[@hengamkhongsai5878]

Can't understand what the use of those bamboos?

[@khanhchua3239]

Chuẩn dân Việt Nam ❤

[@fufufuaru]

I wonder what the function of the building is going to be, or if they really just wanted to make it high up because of flood

[@danilocostareis6769]

Técnica de construção incrível

[@BoreyConstruction]

Amazing Good Construction

[@jasonhua600]

Why do you need red bricks between the concrete of the foundation and the concrete of the walls?

[@ClassicCase]

The stepped brick foundation on top of the slab seems time-consuming compared to a cinderblock wall filled up with more concrete. But it works and bricks have the advantage that they become harder and stronger the older they get.

[@jerrodtham]

why in the middle use layers of bricks?

[@funtyes1970]

wow that a lot of Concrete wonder how many yards of Concrete and all that rebar. that platform probably last 200 years

[@edruceross]

when the bamboo rot, wont the foundation ruptured down?

[@tonysofla]

wood (or grass) doesn't rot if constantly submerged in water, Stockholm means wood pillars and those are 200 years old in the Swedish capital.

[@nguyenquanghoc5085]

Bamboo poles are quite effective solutions for wet and flooded places. In particular, in that environment, the pile will have an increased lifespan ranging from 60 to 70 years or maybe longer like that. The more submerged, the stronger and more resilient the bamboo poles are.

[@meiyou_5168]

패시브협회 질문글 1:13 대나무로 땅을 보강해도 된는 부분인가요? 4:15 줄기초가 거이 1미터는 되어보입니다 땅이 무르면 줄기초를 넓게 하면되는구나 하나 배웁니다 6:40 왜 줄기초 위에 적벽돌로 기초를 세울까요? 10:40 근본이 없어보여도 되메우기하면서 물다짐을 하는거 보면 꼭 근본이 없지도 않습니다 17:19 철근 배근이 기대보다 엄청 훌륭합니다 17:37 하부 물청소하는거보면 근본이 있습니다 여기서부터가 진짜 질문을 올리게된 계기 입니다 18:03 피복 두께를 위해 철근과 겨푸집사이에 나무로 괴여 둡니다 18:06 거푸집에 고정은 철근에 철사를 걸어서 거푸집에 고정하는것 이외엔 보이지 않습니다 18:17 여기서 보면 분명 거푸집을 바닥에 올려 태워서 설치 합니다 19:00 거푸집 높이가 최소 800은 되어 보입니다 19:07 거푸집 위에 판자들 두고 구루마와 사람이 올라타 있습니다 19:17 바이브레이터를 쓰는거 보면 근본+1점 19:32 피복 두께를 위해 박았던 나무를 뽑아가며 타설합니다 이미 콘크리트가 밀고 있기때문에 and 상하로 철사로 철근에 고정해서 양쪽에서 당기고 있기때문에나무를 뽑아도 되는걸까요? 우리는 거푸집에 타설한번 하면 아시바 두줄세줄대고 각재로 45도 걸어두고 그것도 불안해서 가로로 이쪽 저쪽 거푸집을 아시바로 묶어두고 기본적으로 거푸집과 거푸집을 관통에서 고정하는 철편까지 박힙니다 그래도 우리는 늘 그랬던거처럼 어딘가 배가 부르거나 터지죠 그런데 여기선 어떻게 고정요소가 철사밖에 안보이는데 이걸 버틸수가 있는거죠? 어떻게 사람이 올라타고 작업을 하죠? 시몬스 그건가? 채신기술 뭐 그런건가? 왜 한번에 타설을 안하고 중간에 벽돌로 올렸을까요? 그것도 피라미드 형식으로? 땅이 물어서 하중을 분산시키기 위해 피라미드 구조가 반드시 필요했고 그 피라미드 구조를 만들기 위해서 벽돌로 올렸던 것일까요? 21:06 분명이 벽돌위에 올려태웠던 거푸집인데 해체하는 면을 보면 반듯합니다 애시당초 이부분은 올려태우지 않았던걸까요? 아니면 배가 부르는걸 기가막히게 통제해서 올려태운 거푸집을 그 거푸집 두께만큼 배부르게해서 저 면을 만든걸까요 ? 아니면 애초에 거푸집이 올려태운게 아니라 공중부양중이었던 걸까요 ? 벽면에 밀착해서 철사로 고정했잖아? 라고 하시면 그 위에서 올라타서 작업할따 그게 어떨게 버텼던거죠? 나사에서 만든 초강력합금 철사라서 가능했을까요? 21:12 보여줬던 튼튼함에 비해 해체가 너무 쉽습니다 22:13 습윤양생하는거 보세요.... 근본 +2점

[@xuanhainguyen7817]

Ông chắc ăn ở không quá

[@ruslanabdullaev3423]

Хуяв сяв лио мяу.динь то пиз ди ии не пер до.

[@nguyenquanghoc5085]

Bamboo poles are quite effective solutions for wet and flooded places. In particular, in that environment, the pile will have an increased lifespan ranging from 60 to 70 years or maybe longer like that. The outstanding strength of the pile is that the investment cost is much lower, but it has the ability to balance and reduce the load transmitted to the foundation, not inferior to other types of concrete and Melaleuca piles.

[@sekitarsemenit]

6:40 probably they don't have rocks in their country..

[@Daffodil956]

Maybe the structure will last for a couple of centuries minimum 👌🏼👌🏼👏🏼👏🏼

[@HARHARAMAHADEV]

is it water tank

[@BLNBorey]

Amazing video

[@N.M_Construction_Design]

Good Construction work

[@madhan_22]

One hell of a Foundation 3 FEET PLITH BEAM WOW.

[@Mkeesh]

Bamboos for what purpose?

[@ghazalimackeage6430]

Pondasi pakai bambu apa? Nanti gak kropos...

[@mobalu1992]

What is the use of this technique

[@rock4us2]

how much in usd to construct that foundation

[@trannguyenvannhan4231]

column rebar should conect to foundation, becauce beams, columns, foudations work together, they need conected together