Mind-Blowing Construction Techniques You Didn't Know Existed, Most Ingenious Construction Techniques

[@dazb3459]

The concrete filled erosion control matting was around ~35 years ago when i started out as a civil engineer. It was very popular at the time until a few years later it was realised that the UV sunlight breaks down the matting and the unreinforced concrete would break away in chunks. I've seen thousands of square metres of this stuff having to be replaced. I can't believe someone is trying to pass this off as new technology.

[@pocket83]

We're in a world now where the rate of claims has far exceeded our ability to vet them. Though I clicked, I don't have time to find out whether gravel-filled tire roads hold up to their physical demands; there are things to do today.

[@FukBot9000]

You sound like you might have a working understanding of this stuff. That being said could it be used as a sluth in river gold mining opperations?

[@AndreasHenschel-c1y]

@@pocket83 The fun really starts that this is also true for @dazb3459 's comment. Who's to say that he is telling the truth? On another Video someone may say the same about the video but then it maybe the other way around. The video is true and the commenter is a troll. Or both are trolls. Or both could hold some truth depending on interpretation. Put even 1000 native english speakers in a room you will have people not understanding each other. The internet is filled with people (like me) where English is only their secondary language. Every claim, every stated fact and everything that is being said is nearly impossible to determine what is true and what isn't.

[@pocket83squared]

​@@AndreasHenschel-c1y You said a mouthful. The present political polarization is one manifestation of this lack of truth you're talking about. Every video now seems to have a box of parrots for commenters; there is no dissent, no nuance. There is now only the correct lens to see through, and every other perspective is necessarily wrong. Every suggestion, every idea, every claim, no matter how strange or detached from reality, no matter its origin, now has equal footing to run tentatively unchecked and immune to all criticism. As the King of Pennsylvania, I find this disturbing.

[@marset.designsplus3813]

With just basic common knowledge... I thought the same thing. Deterioration.

[@TOPTECH-r3r]

I can’t stop watching! The strength and precision are awe-inspiring!

[@caballeroroderick]

The first construction method is what we call reinforced concrete and the reality is that it is useless, since the entire building is made of a single piece of concrete and cannot even withstand a screw or nail being put into the walls, as the walls crack. Therefore, companies make you sign a document in which they do not allow you to make any modifications or put a nail in the walls until the guarantee period of the structure ends. El primer metodo de construccion es lo que llamamos concreto armado y la realidad es que no sirve, ya que todo el edificio esta formado de una sola pieza de concreto no resiste ni siquiera que se le ponga un tornillo a las paredes o un clavo ya que se rajan las paredes, por lo que las empresas te hacen firmar un documento en el que no te permite realizar ninguna modificacion ni poner un clavo en las paredes hasta que se termine el periodo de garantia de la estructura.

[@TOPTECH-r3r]

Such engineering brilliance!

[@vivalaleta]

How the bloody hell does building with plastic reduce environmental impacts??? Are you mad???

[@honoratofiesta9614]

Amazing construction! informative and educational.💥

[@ronaldanderson6481]

There are two sugar domes in Montgomery Il. ,glad to know how they were built.

[@LordGizmo]

It’s certainly very interesting

[@petersguazzato8291]

These products have been amazing but I wonder if they are available or able to be used in Australia

[@soundsoflife9549]

Our regulations would prevent most of these constructions.

[@greyjamiesod4989]

Good programme, but to improve it needs a little extra. Details of the manufacturers printed across the base of the screen, and getting rid of the awful music.

[@hanna_lee_1967]

Hope you can come to our real evolve exhibit....if we can bypass the crap in the area.

[@pamelabaronesa]

Que essa tècnologia chegue o mais ràpido possìvel para as classes pobres , pois o trabalho é limpo , sem perigos importantes, segurança avançada e parece menos usurante para os trabalhadores .

[@cosmedic]

All modern building methods are about one thing, profit. Nothing revolutionary about gouging builders, with high cost of materials and useless codes & inspections that will only give you a 5 year warranty. Garbage. Old world building methods are the only thing anyone should invest in.

[@rovi4858]

good video full of info. I have a question where can I find products show in the video. Thank you

[@rockyrowlands3652]

Excellent innovation …. Hopefully coming to a town near you soon.

[@edwardkendall1540]

ANY new plastic products should be made with 75% or more recycled plastics. We need to find ways to recycle plastic products.

[@941wmcaffee]

I think I'll try the tire road, but in a house build.

[@LordGizmo]

I think I have seen one done

[@Patrik6920]

one very bad ide, the enviromental damage alone..

[@traildude7538]

Tires should be turned back into oil; there are at least two different processes for doing that.

[@chespocket1756]

Exterior Styrofoam panels have been used for decades in Switzerland. Nothing new here.

[@WadeKratzmann]

They need something to hold ground water for long periods for wildlife in afr😊

[@Kevin-Byrne]

Love it. Something fresh

[@vivalaleta]

And just how many of these ground breaking inventions are PLASTIC?

[@dans3142]

Its recycled plastic

[@rogerelliss9829]

Ultimately most off this is geared towards the average person not being able to do much of it by themselves without a substantial amount of money

[@DanBong-r5y]

Dieses Video wiederholt nur das, was wir schon längst wissen. Nichts Neues oder Interessantes.

[@MannyEspinola-q4t]

Thank you for this video

[@stephenmarshall5529]

For every carbon atom embedded in a piece of plastic, 9 are released to the atmosphere. But plastic is cheap. and accelerates atmospheric heating. So how environmentally friendly are these plastic forms?

[@hindugoat2302]

for millions of years the environment has fluctuated from droughts to ice ages, wiping out most life on earth. Thats the normal state of the planet... severe climate shifts and mass extinction events. Its not normal or natural for the climate to remain consistent, even if thats what suits us

[@DanBong-r5y]

Warum gibt es so viele fehlerhafte Informationen in einem einzigen Video?

[@agha_stin]

so in other words durability is not key affordability is the key

[@Hariyana_junction]

Great innovation bro i love this. Love from India🇮🇳. ❤❤❤❤❤

[@FarmTastic97]

These incredible construction techniques are truly eye-opening! I didn't expect that creativity and ingenuity could create such complex works. This makes us appreciate the magic of construction techniques even more!

[@ragnaryahuwah]

To me that rubber looked like someone had a bright idea, of getting rid of trash. King Ragnar YAHUWAH

[@babayaga2977]

But all this plastic is made from evil oll!!!!!! Reeeeeeee!!!!! HOW DARE YOU?!!?

[@traildude7538]

Where the plastic becomes part of the structure think of it as sequestering carbon. That's a big point in favor of systems of interlocking blocks make of heavy-duty dense foam.

[@craigdutton6072]

Recently I was under a rural town hall, built in 1896 in the main hall under the floor was tractor tyres 😂was for dance 💃 nights

[@mohammadhafizul7697]

I like it

[@robertparsons4851]

That's what we need more plastics in out environments 🙄

[@glyn6206]

he's just reading from the sales brochure.

[@jacobus.frossouw9209]

AGREED MIND BLOWING AMAZING STUFF.

[@I8A4R3]

MAX FRANK Group: Packa fill forming strips. You're methodology is backwards. Formwork pours should be performed first so compaction can be achieved during the backfill process.

[@rogersocalbeaches5734]

One of these ideas or something similar might be used to build an better sand bar for more more surfable waves. Since the development of Long Beach Harbor and Dana Point Harbor, there has not been one project developed for the purpose of making better waves for people to surf. That Hydro Tech idea or something similar using sand in burlap bags or what ever could be the basis to make better waves. They build skate parks, ski lifts, all kinds of thing why not a better sand bar?

[@abrahamabebe550]

WAW

[@vinaykumarreddych9190]

Hi, I don't see the links below 👇 the description featured in the video.

[@elenawalker3746]

Hemp products are the future.

[@marklister5519]

The solution to all building projects is environmentally friendly concrete.

[@lindastevens6861]

No Flammable foam ? Grenfell tower fire? No You forget so soon 😢

[@traildude7538]

Manufacturing concrete is BAD for the environment; use of concrete should be minimized. This video almost seems like an advertisement for concrete. Those insulation panels being made of HDPE makes them suitable for use on Mars (if we ever manage a colony) because HDPE is a great radiation-blocker! Just BTW, there are at least two different processes that can turn old tires back into oil. There are also interlocking blocks that are made of dense styrofoam; their use is far better for the environment because their manufacture is far environmentally friendly than that for concrete. My favorite is the flex-brick; I've done several brick driveways by hand and those sheets of brick would make it SO much easier! Finally -- you missed one that I don't know the name for: it's a high-strength plastic net that goes onto the ground and gets covered with crushed rock, and then is folded back over the top, holding the rock in place. Smaller crushed rock goes on top, and then another layer can be added. It's great for roads that run along hillsides because the exposed edges can be made to conform to the topography, and once covered with gravel, wood chips, and dirt so that vegetation can grow the result is a natural-looking hillside.

[@aarongarcia1101]

They started a 200 home development down the road after fighting for years, and I am so not impressed with the stick framing and old school ways being used to build. Looks the same as 1982 to me.

[@arthurbister8894]

Why the music ? For dancing ? Thumb down

[@tradersltd]

All reruns. Nothing new here.

[@CarlosAlberto-ii1li]

Clickbait channel, all old stuff.

[@n.a114]

Spiderex k8 from rexpol Italy not spy rex

[@DeMews]

Concrete houses are nice but very labor intensive

[@AMLagonda]

Is this an AI voice channel? sounds like one....

[@mikestand714]

mind blowing technology

[@direwolf525]

No wonder a tornado just turns them into debris because of how fragile they are constructed.

[@BloodOnMars]

people: "we dont have technology to build pyramids these days" these days: too busy building modern thermo resistant luxury skyscrapers... who wants a pyramid in 2024??

[@tyronezekiel7366]

The r adding more Pfas in the water

[@jwardcomo]

I'm glad it's sustainable. What do you do when the eco-terrorists turn off the oil?

[@020matrix]

More and more and more plastic .....😭

[@phoule76]

"sustainable" concrete? I think not.

[@Daniel1.618]

I hate ChatGPT text generated of this video... ps. text to speech is ok

[@ragnaryahuwah]

I don't see a point with rubber in the floor.. and you speak of plastic solutions and putting up a wall in days. But you showed plastic forms for regular concrete. Why don't you build things you know works? King Ragnar YAHUWAH

[@jacobuszwanenburg1629]

“ Sustainable “ What a manipulated word. A good load of BS goes into sustainability 😂

[@m0nkers]

cant stand this AI generated crap that is spamming youtube.

[@pumpalBo]

fk the generative AI crap...

[@vollhorst140]

Straight up advertising for old buildingtechnology which are shit too. This video is a waste of time.

[@Neptune-Son]

Very bad explanation

[@williamfugatt5003]

junk

[@kimathiitaru5417]

Most comments are very negative. I doubt most took time (or have the technical capabilities) to understand what they are criticising.

[@Imken_yesiam_777]

Ooh, mind blowing. You wont be seeing this crap in the USA. We tend to stick with tried and true versus overpriced and untested ,and these are WAY overpriced and totally over-engineered. Go ahead and keep your Euro-Gimmicks. These videos are losing all credibility with construction industries

[@mrgillagorilla]

They cut all the trees down 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂.

[@syrenadurager]

I do NOT want any kind of plastic VOID in my concrete foundation. tells me that company is cutting corners. Nope I want 100% solid construction on foundations you dont get that by using plastic under foundations. 0.39 minute mark.

[@TREVORHOLMES-f4g]

Any chance you could make this ĺess boring and crap

[@mrgillagorilla]

It's all cheap and nasty. And not to last.