Leaving the city/Man builds an amazing apartment inside a mountain/DIY/Renovation/Timelapse Episode1

Leaving the city/Man builds an amazing apartment inside a mountain/DIY/Renovation project/Timelapse
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[@bthomasx]

As an engineer there is no way I would live in that. That soil looks way to loose and the living quarters has too much weight above those bricks not to mention if it rains and this soil absorbs the water and increases in weight. Good luck

[@RonaldSsekuubwa]

thats why you cant construct one

[@nancywindbigler6434]

Although, ancients built similar places without the knowledge and equipment available now.......and many are still being used!!!

[@Yukon.72]

that soil looks just like a little bit compressed sand, meaning any water and goodbye mountain and everything with it. High humility = no more mountain

[@gracehulings3270]

not an expert but you would think rebar would be used here and there to reinforce it. very loose soil. looking forward to see how they furnish these places .. so small doesn't look like you could get much into them.

[@user-md5cs4sx2g]

😊😊😊😊

[@villageboy3316]

Few years from now an enthusiastic historian from Middlesbrough or hazard flies a drone over and BOOM : "ancient city 4000 civilisation discovered"

[@user-mu4bf5rm7x]

Building a house on sand...Hmmmmm I’ve read about that somewhere.

[@GodzHarleyGirlStudio]

In the B-I-B-L-E!

[@Sapiella]

Is this a paper house? What do those bricks mean other than interior? Can it withstand the pressure of the earth at all? I'm guessing it'll disintegrate after a couple of big rains.

[@BonnieHaley]

That's amazing ❤❤❤

[@MelekoMolete-tb5wr]

I love this 💪💪💪💪👍👍👍👏👏❤️❤️❤️💯😊

[@patrickrooney5130]

Brilliant worker's.

[@geilsonteixeira8886]

Vcs sao uma equipe espetacular muito profissionais muito bom no que faz meus parabéns saude a todos

[@lindahendrix340]

Truthfully..... I would rather have the amount of money that was spent on this project!

[@deannemccollum8506]

considering where it was build you would not have a lot of money

[@lindahendrix340]

@@deannemccollum8506 I will say it would be more than I have.

[@TheHammy10001]

That really looks like a giant dirt clod, i hope you put up a lotta supports

[@SalmanAli-oc9eu]

Not safe at all but i appreciate your efforts and hardworking.

[@wiilli7685]

A rich person’s wild wet dream. Throwing money away with these projects. Looks nice though. I wouldn’t live in there. I’ll just set camp outside.

[@allkindsofthings673]

that is not a mountain that is clay

[@user-ly5df1cs8n]

The mound is in a private area, right? Look at the density of the soil. It is unlikely to be safe if it rains heavily. The soil slides firmly.

[@devbedamu]

I wouldn't risk my life living in there 😅😅

[@mq4626]

this doesnt look like something someone escaping the city can just do lol.. - this is a rich guy playing with toys.. making a youtube channel.. lol cool stuff tho..

[@nataliepuckett2672]

Exactly, swimming in money with this being opposed for the next time his mind will wonder to a dark place and have tunnels for sx! Sad but true

[@philliphancock6992]

What has gotten into people building under ground, in the woods, in the caves all around the world. Wow

[@user-xt4pm7cq1u]

Кого-то завалит землей. Страшно даже заходить, не то, что жить там.

[@JohninTucson]

Interesting video. I find the soil type to be rather iffy for digging out caves of any type without a ton of bracing 360 degrees. It looks like the side of a sand dune! I will shut my mouth now and continue to watch the progress being made here. Too bad the water they struck is non=potable as is 90% of all water in China. Very sad.....

[@A_Blip_In_The_Universe]

I think it's all clay. Or nearly all clay. Has the texture of it.

[@MJML54]

coober pedy has underground homes, motels, etc and they are doing okay, same temperature all year round inside the dugouts

[@tboltaq2]

Coober Pedy isn't built in a place that routinly gets a lot of rain, that is seismically active and is cut fron loose soil like this place. Coober Pedy has a heavy mineralized clay and limestone mix vs. the Chinese soil which is called Yellow Loess, which is very loose and water permiable. When it gets wet, it turns to really nasty goo and errodes quickly.

[@MJML54]

@@tboltaq2 i lived in coober pedy in an underground home for 2 years i know its weather conditions, when it rains in coober pedy it floods and the dirt gets muddy and causes issues, my comment refers to living under ground that other than few issues i don't see a problem with living underground, and i think the people building here in this video either are aware of that or if they are not then it is their problem right?

[@tboltaq2]

@@MJML54 I'm sure I completely agree w/ you. I've hear the same from others.... It's just sad all this effort is being done on the cheap in so many ways.

[@55rivka]

To ruin a whole mountain.awful

[@bathory5026]

It's a dirt mound...

[@mikeperez7205]

No vegetation was destroyed 😮 there for nothing to worry about

[@jeanboisrond7088]

Comme je disais tantôt,je ne fais aucun commentaire,quand quelqu’un investit son argent,il est de nous autres a savoir où déposer notre gagne petit pour qu’on aie un peu de repos à l’avenir .que Dieu vous bénisse abondamment.

[@dennishein2812]

Ancients didn't build in such sandy soil. Those surrounding hills look like they've had a lot of runoff working on them. Then ground isn't solid enough.

[@The_dark_master76]

When you have more money than sense lol

[@dennishein2812]

Fuel cost alone must have been astronomical as well as equipment rental. Even if he owned all the equipment there was no income from it. Guy must be midas rich.

[@shannondennis1021]

this screams "DEATH TRAP" to me!

[@jeanboisrond7088]

C’est pas un commentaire,mais en l’occurrence j’aimerais savoir dans quel pays où l’on fait ces travaux de construction?

[@pete4043]

what is that stuff he puts on the walls ?

[@leatherface711]

right that’s a giant collapse waiting to happen that’s so sketchy i can’t imagine why someone would think this material is suitable for tunnel “apartment complex “ it just makes no sense why waste all that money,time,energy, and building materials on something so dangerous i work for a company that specializes in each excavation and i can tell you that that dirt is not suitable for this project just as a concern for safety

[@argeliac2982]

👀👍🏼🙏🏼

[@tekrocker]

Why did you tear down a mountain to build four apartments?

[@user-db7tt3fw8w]

Aun nose que demonios estan construyendo 🤔🤔

[@lembergera9550]

Уничтожили красивый ландшафт, потратили кучу сил и денег, чтобы сделать это непонятно что. Варварство какое-то.

[@chassielynngavin6241]

Actually, taste 12 years of bellhote city hotels hotels in Cambridge, Ohio.Didn't it start to build until the ending of 2001?And that was a long time cause they are laziness

[@butter7734]

That soil is definitely not safe to build like this.

[@justindurio2006]

I wonder how many cigs were burned at this site

[@jonbaker3728]

What kind of mountain is made of loose clay and minimal rocks? Where are you located?

[@Lagarheads]

Ah, people with too much money and inflated ego. Go live in your sand monument! 🥂

[@PeterLee-zn3jl]

Topsoil thatused to be on GOBI DESERT... SLOPPY GARDENING..? Lol

[@loyalistu.y.m]

That bricklaying is not very good. quick but look at all the cement all over the brickwork hopefully it's gonna be plastered over. What happened to pointing up after you finished

[@coocoocachoo3262]

No footings required

[@gulsarajusupova2267]

Это не гора, а отвал глины оставшийся от добычи другого полезного ископаемого той цивилиции, о котором можем лишь предполагать. Чем конструировпть ,сопливое" сооружение, сдесь нужен кирпичный завод жалко столько полезного ресурса тратить на бесполезную возню!

[@kevincrary6327]

After watching this, I'm assuming that there was A LoT of slaves building the pyramids

[@petrpetrenko3291]

Ничего не понятно ,что это такое и для чего

[@maureenmauramaureladara5539]

Send me some of that red clay brown also 50 lbs? Clean $

[@Makapida]

So… it starts with the destruction of a mountain/giant pile of clay…. Looks like trying to live inside a sand castle…

[@davep3768]

A mountain is rock, this looks like dirt, not rock.

[@smiddy2985]

So all mountains in the world are rock?

[@davep3768]

@smiddy2985 tell me a mountain that isn't. A mound of dirt isn't a bloody mountain. There is some dirt on mountains, but they are mostly bloody rock.

[@smiddy2985]

@@davep3768 the mountain thats in this video

[@davep3768]

@smiddy2985 mound of dirt, not a mountain

[@smiddy2985]

@@davep3768 ok mr scientist that rules if a mountain is a pile or not. Your definition of a mountain shows your mentality. Bye

[@rosevirginigabin9266]

It can easily destroy by earthquake

[@Feed_The_Fink]

please tell me there is a part 2

[@lemarinelbehri4186]

www.youtube.com/@Liangzi_returns_home

[@JeddieT]

Part 2 is when the first rainstorm comes and it’s all turned back into a pile of mud.

[@Skitzo913]

A 2hr long video showcasing the worst bricklaying skills of all time...not to mention the poor choice of location. That dirt is so loose lol

[@kapioleilanionalanielua]

44:50 is that blood?

[@chakertarsoussi802]

Its not safe dude

[@chassielynngavin6241]

What you do expect Leveling mountains take years before they even start building silklevel cities Before they even lay out the ground, start putting basements and houses up. I know you have schizophrenia. I'm not doing that. Regardless? God still considers people to do it longer. It tear down mountains and building city on the plains.

[@user-kl8bx7rx2p]

верните мне мой 2 часа !! смысл где и в чём прикол не досняли оборвали и что, в бан ... !!!

[@barbarabacker-gray9611]

I never leave negative comments, but this is the stupidest thing I've ever seen and he's just begging for it. I'm a 63-year-old former librarian. I know nothing about engineering, but anyone who's ever built a sandcastle knows you can't live in them. Those workers are grinning because they know this is the dumbest thing ever, but hey, if the rich guy gives us jobs, who cares if it collapses in 5 years. They don't even use rebar. They generally don't in China, it seems, but if ever a wall called for rebar... I would love to see what the front entrance looks like after the first rain. But who knows, maybe he intends to cover the whole pile up with brick. That should make it last for, jeez, I don't know, at least 10 years!😂😂😂

[@tonyl7418]

Too much money for so little.

[@sallymcmurray949]

First 50 minutes was really boring!

[@saywhat303]

lol No thanks.

[@tboltaq2]

My head hurts watching this shoddy construction project.... One decent sized quake and this thing will collapse, and bury the occupants... Not one single poured foundation. Not one inch of rebar. He headers are too short. The wiring is wrapped w/ friction tape.... The arches are only as thick as a single course of the bricks used to line them... The errosion will become a serious issue too. The retaining walls are a joke... Now I have a migraine!

[@Gjjarv]

6 decent arses and legs,the rest think they look good but in fact they need to get those arses in the gym

[@lonwolber6845]

What a waste of

[@FryedSaw]

Greetings and Salutations I have a 2017 edition to #Mount_MUSH Sculptors I hired were able to build it right on a pontoon boat (thin boat from the 1970ish era) took someone with 20/20 vision, though. Good luck 👍 -Check it out 😊

[@dibruce8112]

destroying the nature...

[@xerxestelevision6666]

This does not appear to be an apartment for a man who is leaving the city. Why would you label it like that? And why the hell would you show that whole video only to have the last few seconds be the reveal of the final project when the next videos are popping up and covering the screen? That’s some really bad content creation, I waited till the end to see the completed project and you just swung and missed. Just terrible.

[@MickiClick1]

Apparently he has more money than common sense.