Jaw-Dropping Construction Techniques You’ve Never Seen Before - The Future of Construction!

[@TechneMoira]

Interesting video. New building techniques I didn't know were available nowadays

[@bravevoice2771]

Plastics are derived from petroleum. They often a fire hazard and deform if exposed to high heat. Foams are subject to compression. Life expectancy ranges from fair to excellent.

[@lytran58lt]

WOW 😲👌👌👏👏👏

[@mauserthedoberman2165]

My jaw didn’t drop.

[@dave900575]

Good luck putting out a fire with the brickwork and sawdust insulation. The sawdust can smoulder and reignite.

[@felipecogo4671]

At 2:49 you can see the light coming thru the wall corners, what a great insulation and moisture protection... no thanks!!!

[@KaquolMeliReno]

And very expensive!

[@stevegreen54]

Had the same thoughts as many comments, fire risk, UV and ageing all these subject issues are mostly all ignored until 20-30 yrs down the road when a disaster or problem suddenly happens. There is a reason why generations have used brick and tile construction for longevity. But what do I know

[@vlaskarountzos5803]

Here we are. 30s unskippable ads

[@incanada83]

This video is spot on in one area....I've never seen it before, after, or since. I wonder how much of these future construction stuff will/is leaching into the soil and environment. Pave/concrete over everything and then they wonder why there are floods (water has no place to "go"). It's interesting for sure, but the repercussions ? No mentioning of those 👎

[@alwayslive7460]

FINALLY, SOMEONE GET THE NOT- GET RID OF UNNECESSARY CONCRETE , REDUCING 'PANCKAKE' COLLAPSE PRONE FLOORING & WEIGHT WITH REDUCED CONCRETE MASS. BRAVO. FOAMCRETE WAS ALWAYS A THOUGHT, OR HEMPCRETE. BRAVO...!

[@christianhoffman7407]

@@alwayslive7460 why ALL CAPS though?

[@ericsharris5098]

I'm pretty sure "fun" doesn't apply everywhere it is used in the narration.

[@TobiasSchumacher-q2z]

Das Video führt keinerlei neue Beweise oder Argumente an.

[@floridaorbust5038]

What is preavcey.

[@petervandebovenkamp3653]

Building a family coffin...

[@gunlinebees.3831]

Comments are on point, most of this is waste of time and money. But... If you're dumb enough and have more money than you know what to do with. Give us a call! We'll be happy to sub out the work and complement your project.

[@BerusahaDanBersyukur]

they glued the bricks these days, what if the big bad wolf come to huff and puff

[@vsetkoumiera7683]

Bricka wood is termite chocolate pie and a fireman nightmare !!!

[@BenjaminVanpelt]

Why do you keep saying methods are fun?

[@bubumic2971]

Some are so idiotic i can`t believe someone invented them ...

[@1ForTheShieldz]

The cement pads made me chuckle. Got tonsay the bubble flooring scares me.. I get the theory but it scares my little brain.

[@TattoosTwotwos]

Brika Wood. seems like rats will chew threw it

[@1MajorTom]

yes, and foam houses burn better🤣🤣🤣🤣 and yes foam roads are easily washed away by floods🤣you can understand that our houses in Europe last longer and can withstand most of the weather that nature throws at us😉we don't build houses out of marshmallows, we build them out of stone and concrete, which can withstand most things, from hurricanes to large fires and floods (they only get filled with water if there is a flood), but you can protect the house against that with many things today😉

[@R.E.A.L.I.T.Y]

Without land value tax all increases in productivity simply increases land values and fks everyone except a few landlords.

[@PowerOfOne-u4h]

My balls dropped.

[@fernandbaeteman4519]

And more plastic, more plastic pollution.....

[@christianhoffman7407]

Just how is it pollution if it is locked up inside a structure? Most of these could probably be made WITH recycled plastic and actually cut down on plastic pollution. All the foam seen here could 100% be made from recycled consumer plastics.

[@fernandbaeteman4519]

@@christianhoffman7407 You have a good point there, to some extent. What about all these materials when the building is torn down within a number of years ? OK, if, and only if they use recycled materials.

[@farwindowusa]

@@christianhoffman7407 What do you think about the long-term environmental impact of using recycled plastics in construction materials?

[@christianhoffman7407]

@@farwindowusa Better recycled materials than brand new materials - of often the same exact thing. You can also see my answer to the other guy fernandbaeteman4519.

[@christianhoffman7407]

@@fernandbaeteman4519 What about it? How soon exactly do you expect a building going up in 2025 to be torn down? Something is going into that building and it too will need to be dealt with once the building comes down whether it was a recycled material when it went into the building or not. If at all possible you recycle it again - that is the whole point of a circular economy. We can't just go on making "stuff" to fulfill Western style consumption especially when more and more people globally achieve the means to live that lifestyle.

[@RoseGarden-m5l]

At first i though this was a serious video of construction methods. I quickly realised it must be tongue in cheek mickey take as every method is an appalling way to build anything.

[@adamconroy2146]

Do you know that you said the Spheres for concrete building levels are recyclable and not recycled?. How bout you go and recycle those things right now or maybe givie it a few years, Why Donchta??

[@incanada83]

@adamconroy2146, yeah! Especially when most of recyclable plastics (so the corporations claim it to be) are not recycled because they're not recyclable and end up in landfills, somewhere, in some poor bastard's backyard.

[@steveolson69]

The only heavy machinery needed to build a house on flat land is the trouck to bring the wood and supply's all else is man power only!

[@Kevin986_]

boring

[@christianhoffman7407]

All that foam could be made from recycled plastic. In fact most of the plastic seen here could probably be made from recycled consumer waste. We have the tools and the methods to build affordable housing but for whatever reason we do not utilize them all. The last part of this video felt more like a commercial for various companies. While many of the methods seen here are innovative there were several that were fairly ordinary, like the machine that paint lines on roads or the post hole digger with giant auger. Over all it was good. The very sad thing is there are many who hear eco friendly and reject it out of spite. The reason why is even more ridiculous.

[@v.prestorpnrcrtlcrt2096]

Everything just looks flammable to me. If you included info on flammability I'd feel comfortable . Eco Friendly ? Bring on the plastic. Hypocritical . Another feeling. Just absorb the Joyness of it all

[@SnappySnapfire]

You have no idea what you are talking about. Why do you make videos about info you don't know. AI is lazy

[@rayglover8697]

4 minutes in and so far watched a couple of rediculous wall coverings THAT DO NOT allow the walls to breath - so people live in a plastic bags ? Then we have 'wooden bricks' - that were just interlocking ship lap filled with saw dust - FFS one spark and goodnight viena ! What prize idiot(with nil knowledge of construction) put these clips together. Do we really have people and organizations out there who are throwing money at bonkers ideas - being humored by rip off builders all laughing their heads off as they see their bank balances sky rocket. Final clip i had to swiitch of at the next clip showing some knaff gel plaster that was then imprinted with a disney effect stone work finish - an absolute joke - aweful stuff that looks unconvincing and cheap and nasty(but no doubt costs the earth).