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[@MarkAlan-o6r]

Man, this looks EXPENSIVE!

[@billholmes3462]

Precast concrete panels are a great way to make basements. I did it over 15 years ago, the insulation was in the middle of the panels and it’s been superb. No cracks or leaks and cheap to heat. Also great in the hot temperatures, although 37c outside only 22c in my basement. One tip when constructing a basement ensure the ceiling heights are at least 3m high otherwise it will feel claustrophobic.

[@clarityofthought]

How much do you think this would cost today?

[@lilblackduc7312]

@@clarityofthought ..I'm sure it's worth it. I worked fabricating walk-n coolers & freezers the exact same way from raw materials. We glued rigid foam between steel sheets. Then, we used a 'cam system' to lock the panels & doors with rubber seals. Don't cheep-out on the exterior bitumen & other sealing. This system should be used in areas like South Georgia, where basements turn into pools very quickly. 😎👍☕

[@kenhiett5266]

What's the point of covering the basement with a layer of concrete instead of plywood? Sound insulation for a theatre room or something?

[@lilblackduc7312]

@@kenhiett5266 Tornado

[@kenhiett5266]

@@lilblackduc7312 Ah, that makes sense. As frequently as they get hit in places like Oklahoma, having a basement serve a second function as a legitimate tornado shelter should probably be the rule instead of the exception.

[@marcuspi999]

This is such a cool modern build. The lower basement floor walls are precast panels, the upper and first floor walls are high tech legos. I want this place!

[@gaminguniverse9851]

Part 2?? I need to see this double basement!!! Looks amazing!

[@charliem.7492]

Interesting. However my question is.....how are you supposed to get INTO the basement since they left no opening for the stairs for the house???

[@rjohnson9543]

There are several clips of the opening that will become a stairway to the lower level.

[@makethingshappen8427]

Minor details, they don’t matter in modern construction like doors on planes.

[@vincentbouchard8205]

its on the side

[@murph19611]

That's for the inlaws😅😅

[@kythuatxaynhatn]

tuyệt vơi

[@kristopherdetar4346]

Looks more like secret high level jail cells with all those partitions than a normal home would have in a basement with the first part of the prefab job. Kinda weird eh ??

[@stephenr80]

its like a new type of cool office but instead of superhigh is now under earth

[@jamiestewart7327]

Or maybe a great place to grow your favourite plants without nosey neighbours?

[@AERSKALFA_]

The last one was the best in my opinion No support beam or obstruction Perfect for a huge basement home theatre.

[@matthyszc]

My thoughts too, but I’d love to know kind of weight the ground floor is rated for!

[@bobsmoot8454]

Definitely some innovative methodologies being demonstrated. I wonder what the costs are including labor and materials on top of the various systems

[@TheSilentMajorityNation]

Ive been searching youtube for months for this. Ive seen similar projects but this is EXACTLY what I want to do. Doing all my research now, but finding this was a great step in the right direction. Thank you

[@kjteitel]

These are great ways of doing foundations, very area specific. Can't do in many areas do to termites. They love styrofoam and will tunnel through it and make a home then go after all wood including furniture, they will go through the smallest gaps in the wall, especially pre-cast foundation.

[@ticktockbam]

Yeah, I noticed a lot of North American houses are built with wood. Making the house from another material might be best because of termites tho.

[@harrymills2770]

So they're vulnerable at the seams or just tend to crack? I didn't realize any of the exterior was styrofoam and seriously doubt any was. The walls were pre-cast concrete, not styrofoam.

[@harrymills2770]

@@ticktockbam Wood is cheap, plentiful, strong (modulo termites), and easy to work with.

[@RogerThat1945]

As for the gaps between pre-cast walls; you could use one of the ~60,000 design/inventions God gave me; & use Silicone sealant with Termite poison in it to seal part of the gaps in concrete sections (as well as put it in powder form in the backfill). And as for the other chap talking about "wood being easier to work with", you also have to consider wood is also easier for hurricanes to wreak havoc with (in a country with one of the larges sources of concrete on planet earth).

[@EPeltzer]

@@ticktockbam Easy to make wood termite proof forever with spray on borate base products.

[@Jstroversart]

THIS IS AMAZING! THIS IS HOW ALL HOMES SHOULD BE BUILT! BUILT TO LAST

[@vls1900]

건축 영상 수도 없이 봤지만 제일 맘에 드는 영상.. 통짜 철콘이라니....... 어마어마 하네.. 부럽 부럽~

[@Cosmic_Soul]

No basements windows in the 2nd projects. Could be basement parking. Amazing layout of multi-layers of steel rods in basement foundation and the 1st floor. It’s bomb proof for sure.

[@BusterNoggins]

If more homes were built like this more homes would fare better during tornados and hurricanes and less people would be hurt.

[@cim888]

Would have been nice to see the finished houses...

[@coreyg7364]

"Amazing Modern Basement Construction Technology" Which part of this makes you think its about a finished house?

[@MaximusMerideus]

@@coreyg7364 Relax Corey, the man just wanted to see the finished house. I oughta...!!***##

[@productsconstruction1988]

The basement construction technology is great, you guys did a good job

[@GB-go6gp]

Great video, reminiscent of my years as a Union Ironworker in Seattle. A couple things I don't get; the "ground floor" looks to be about 6' below grade. Also, the light wells look like they were buried in the soil 🥴

[@brucetrappleton6984]

Thank you!

[@BorecSkaznakradami]

В США чаще строят щитовые,которые сносят ураганы,съедают термиты. Почему вы не строите больше из бетона и кирпича? Ведь так дешевле и дольше стоит дом

[@harrymills2770]

@@BorecSkaznakradami Solid brick construction is more labor-intensive. Cost is the reason people build boxes on top of the ground and pump hot or cold air into those boxes. You wonder why they just pour slabs and stick boxes on them, until you see how cheap they are compared to the alternatives. For most Americans, heating and cooling a place, day to day, is/was affordable and reliable off the grid, so the biggest obstacle was/is the actual construction. Sure, they'd LIKE to have a basement, but then they see the cost and decide to settle for a crawl space.

[@tugger]

not a contractor either but having seen a dozen builds today the order of operations here seems to prioritize cost-cutting and speed over long term sustainability. I really don't like how many vulnerabilities the various seams of this building method have. it might work fine in dryer warmer areas but this place is gonna be full of either bugs or mold in no time at certain latitudes :S

[@RogerThat1945]

@@harrymills2770 Properly funded construction companies could build houses 100 at a time with basements Above the ground, and then backfill the whole area once they are built; then set about the above ground floors. Jesus is real.

[@НотЛокал]

В чем же гениальность конкретно рабочих строителей))))) выполняющих простые операции заданные проектом и производителями материалов и т.п.)))!

[@tunguyen-gk4hr]

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[@robohippy]

I never liked using pea rock for back filling against foundation walls. Supposed to go in at 98% compaction, but when you go back 2 to 5 years later, it has settled far more than that 2% it is supposed to go down. I know it is supposed to aid in filtering the water from around the walls, but I would think spreading a lot of fine sand, and then lots of water on that, would stop most of that settling....

[@lethanhcuocsongdailoantaiw2225]

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[@megapangolin1093]

|ncredible video, it made me absolutely amazed, a) by the incredibly vast amount of concrete and materials used to make one house, hundreds of tonnes of concrete, surely this isn't necessary it really is using up the world's resources just for one family. Secondly, the organisation and work rate of the construction staff, they must be German, I can't imagine anyone else so organised and efficient. (and walking along scaffold boards without a thousand feet of scaffolding and guards as would be the case with Brit builders). Truly impressive.

[@markrainford1219]

Not one family though is it? Built like this at least ten generations will benefit.

[@countryside8122]

Did they add aluminum sulphate to their mix? In Europe they add this to add make a porous mixture that has small air bubbles in it. This then gives the cement an R value. It will still be as strong as regular cement and you can still add rebar to it. But most companies do not want to make any investment in their companies. They are all about how much they can squeeze out of their customers!! The workers do an amazing job!!

[@gmtime5439]

It’s a god damn nuclear bunker in the middle of a Swindon housing estate.

[@nielstenbrink]

German engineering. We have been constructing these type of cellars here since the early seventies. I grew up in a house with one these. Absolutely waterproof.

[@xmagsoft]

Окна в земле, удивительные строители и технологии это точно! :)

[@pavelyazev4393]

Так это же цокольный этаж. Окна там максимум для вентиляциии.

[@cb-mo4dc]

Да уж-точно удивительные технологии с окнами под землей! :))

[@СерегаП-ь1з]

На вырост))) подрастёт дом , а тут уже и окна есть))))

[@cb-mo4dc]

@@СерегаП-ь1з ага, поржали все :))

[@cb-mo4dc]

@@СерегаП-ь1з это чтобы воду собирать после дождя- видать у них ожидается подорожание воды :))

[@Maria-zd1rc]

@@cb-mo4dc Вы что в первый раз увидели?

[@Dimik102]

Показали обезьянам как дом строить))) не знаете лучше молчите в тряпочку пожалуйста

[@sgt6880]

Esqta sim e evolução na construção

[@eduardojrmurallon8155]

How much is the total cost from excavation from ground zero to the finish floor plan?

[@Box545x39]

These are some expensive builds, spared no expense.

[@davidmizak4642]

This information is super interesting. I want to express my personal appreciation for the time and work you invested in producing it. Thanks so much!

[@sakaerudaodao7679]

NUMBER ONE👍👍👍 THE HOUSE HAS A BASEMENT OF NUCLEAR BOMB 👍👍👍

[@abemansor3735]

THE BEST AWESOME PERFECT WORK.....😁👌👍

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[@FrankWu-hf9cq]

Nice work. Precast conctere slabs. Hope they use plastic formwork to instead of pywood, this can protect our environment somehow.

[@alisharif6396]

Great boys very good job very strong men keep going Thank you.❄️❄️❄️❄️❄️❄️❄️❄️❄️❄️❄️❄️❄️❄️

[@thaythuan-hoctaponline]

Construction techniques and technology thanks for sharing 👍

[@coreyg7364]

Awesome time lapse but I have to mention the fact that you don't end up slinging cinder blocks if you're a genius. The real genius is the engineer who figured out how to keep ground water out of a basement in the long term. The laborers you see here just do what they're told.

[@bryanpinto4051]

what happens to the water tht collects in those big plastic window well tubs?

[@orionstar7015]

Top job, who was gonna guess the house has three floors, wow. magnificent , awesome for a man cave ideas.

[@TheHoppala007]

Second Home is amazing, it is going to be real Passiv House. I barely see such a nice base insulation. if they could complete this building with geothermal ventilation, would be really perfect home.

[@wrathofravage2428]

Legend has it there still building till this day

[@PesarTarofi]

Doing gods work documenting this stuff, its making youtube a great place to learn from!

[@Pekin53]

Seria interessante mostrar a construção completamente acabada!!

[@Brynden-Rivers]

Goodluck using this method in new england.... youd have settling cracks in a couple years making the house as square as a triangle.

[@Wierdworld-z7q]

I guess it is good for the end of days...

[@serbeer1240]

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[@Roastar2]

I was exhausted just watching

[@BangMandor46]

good very good amazing

[@mt.bibong8876]

thank.!

[@ardichico205]

thank you for Posting your videos , incredible construction, great to see !!!! thank you !!!!!😁😁😁😁😁

[@curontruck]

I like your video 📷📸

[@davidwollenberg1758]

Looks amazing I doubt there's anybody in the state of Tennessee you can do this confidently. I would be terrified that it would leak

[@fafileblond9202]

The insulation base of the second home is a dream for me. Because I lived in a very cold house in France 06.

[@pranotostb]

Good contrcsion Good pembesian Good struktur Good proyek

[@simonclouw]

Teknologi yang sangat hebat dalam sebuah konstruksi.

[@etimesoyyosemite6673]

Now that's using rebar..... love it

[@charlotteflick3667]

I would have liked to see the first one completed.

[@PauloCesar-wh6li]

Parabéns pelo os conteúdos de valor

[@hybridtechhd1239]

That's hug work but look so easy for those construction workers !!!

[@MrPhife333]

Fascinating. This is very similar to the way the Empire built the Death Star.

[@Maxwin999]

I think it is more complicated than using bricks

[@maxdrawing9436]

Very good presentation video. Let's befriend thank you.

[@fernandoramos1589]

Excelente construcion con prefabricados sotanos practicos

[@divbuz1598]

жидкобетон -)) Класс прочности В5, марка М100 максимум на выходе.

[@richardbrown3061]

This house would fit in Florida and would be water proof.

[@actionanimations4879]

2 Level Basement. Wonder if they Mayor knew about that.

[@wendychen3656]

Unicomposite, a specialized FRP supplier in China, has our own factory to supply various FRP (Fiberglass reinforced plastic) products and other custom composite parts to our customers.

[@stupifyingstupedity2112]

Amazing. Would never want to be an ant

[@marklawrence343]

Please publish the completed house.

[@mrbreezeaau]

3:44 in Australia anybody working in an excavation that deep with unshored walls would be in court in 5 seconds

[@whyyoulidl]

Yh, I thought that too; and it looked like this was filmed in the UK - how tf they got away with that I'll never know...

[@matthyszc]

My thoughts too, and once you shore the wall… can you just add a floor and you have the basement? Haha

[@brianb-p6586]

Nobody uses shoring for normal basement depth (like this) in Canada. Soil conditions and construction rules vary by location.

[@thedygeorgedesain]

Amazing construksi

[@WPF465B]

In the States go look at Superior Walls. They've been doing pre-cast for a couple + decades. Great product and low cost compared to forms.

[@WH6FQE]

Wow, I had a set of Leggos just like that when I was a kid.

[@jimdavid7710]

Did anyone see waste pipes in these builds? Both basements were toilet/water free…

[@mlt6322]

The first one looked like a standard build but the second looked like it had a 15ft ceiling in the basement comparing it to the spot-a-pot behind it, they're about 6.5ft tall.

[@CODEXGAMEPLAYS]

Blocos de plástico nossa uma otima ideia, parece resistente.

[@xp888is]

Achei incrível também. Muito legal 👏👏😃

[@richardthompson3612]

Rarely held.

[@slobama]

Would liked to have seen the finished house.

[@flcsanto]

Thanks for sharing! Very nice!

[@stormvogel6]

WOW !!!!! Geef mij zo een mooie grote hobbykelder !!!!! TOP..........

[@scottphillips7108]

Concerning the second basement... I'm sure the workers enjoy lifting lightweight foam forms instead of heavy concrete cinder blocks and having to concrete every butt end & seam... [aka the new way vs. the old way...]

[@rockyroyce1070]

Very nice idea Good job. 👍

[@nvbac72]

Đẹp a ơi

[@cgilleybsw]

I'd like to see the finished product. Maybe it's just me, but I didn't see anyway to get to the basement.... :)

[@fctryoffetsh39]

Houses should be built this way for stability and wheather

[@robertwalsh5461]

Looks water tight, aside from any drain tile it should basically be able to float, if done correctly…as it seemed to be. Wondering what part of the world this was in…saw some writing on one of the material buckets but it flashed by too quickly to make out?

[@spanishpeaches2930]

UK.

[@marklawrence343]

It seem like there’s is two basement sub levels, but no windows for fresh air circulation. Amazing construction though.

[@MribrahymMrEgypt]

This work is more beautiful than Egypt from which you are Hatta I will travel to you

[@athallagyasipratama]

Wow amazing

[@HalProctor]

If you pre-cast the exterior walls, then why not pre-cast the window wells?

[@whyyoulidl]

Probably every item on the build was value-engineered (cost reduced) to within an inch of it's life!

[@tashidinglow2755]

Such a advanced engineering❤❤❤

[@mokhloskateb577]

عمل ممتاز كله اخلاص وجدية بالتوفيق / مشترك / العراق

[@lokendrachaudhary2331]

Good

[@WARKOPINSTITUTE]

Amazing construction at bali indonesia

[@mrszegecs]

Next time before install the walls use waterproofing

[@MyALevelMathsTutor]

why spend a fortune on such...why not just build the detached house normally from this lower level but allow a 1m ish cavity between the house walls and the surrounding earth and have a suspended pathway as a cover...who would know the difference...the pathway covers could be removed for maintenance to the basement wall and the surrounding land...you would just need a normal dpc for the house then and no worries with fancy basements going expensively wrong...also light well could be a formality also.

[@renecousin7244]

C'est bien de nous montré la construction de ce bâtiment mais le voir finir serait aussi très bien .

[@user-pwfus]

The question is how long till that thing leaks and why not spend less and build it stronger the old fashion way that we all know works perfect?

[@Ophorey]

I am fascinated

[@masterlup]

I like the color of the rebar caps!

[@shentijiankan3511]

Will the house in the Tornado Corridor built by cement and steel-bar be more resistant to tornado?