Spider Tie Concrete House Animation

[@sheldondrake8935]

this is an exceptional animation: smooth, rational camera moves, directs the eye well. well done!

[@Noobixm]

Can we just appreciate how the whole house is concrete?

[@jameswilliam2072]

This is the first ad i ever liked!! More of this ads please 😁

[@redmk5]

thats why i love concrete

[@adriantalonia4721]

If I want to know more about you and to be able to execute your contract

[@adriantalonia4721]

If I want to know more about you and to be able to execute your contract

[@adriantalonia4721]

What licenses do I need to sell your contract, to have your franchise, or to work as a company contracted by you where do I have to train, where do I get your material, have your own concrete production company. Contact me at my email please

[@matijabauer2802]

M K yeah, but you need a lots of termoisolation if you have cold winter and warm summer

[@sunso1991]

Pros:The concrete wall will be a almost indestructible rain screen that needs virtually no maintenance for decades. It is also an almost air tight structure that prevents cold drafts. the thermal mass also help your HVAC maintain a constant temperature. Concrete discourages mildew, mold, and all insects. It also has the benefits of unrivaled sound proofing, security, safety compare to stick build.Cons:Concrete houses are usually 6%-13% more expensive to BUILD depending on region (Texas cheaper, NE expensive due to labor union and wage) (Typical house cost 160K to BUILD, so Concrete one is only 12K-20K more), but will save you about 50% of maintainence cost, 35% AC/Heat Cost and 20% on property insurance. It is very expensive to RETROFIT or make new openings for renovation.

[@fffreddie]

Steven Sun Insulation is still required. Ever walk on a concrete pavement in the summer in bare feet?

[@sunso1991]

it is! I forgot to mention that after I replied to someone else.Concrete have very low R-Value, its monolithic nature conducts heat well,

[@felipea1844]

Dean, top of the line animation. 😁👊🏾🇺🇸

[@marks6663]

how do you vent the attic area to prevent the wood trusses from rotting? There are no roof or soffit vents.

[@habenmussie1245]

Great construction. A question. Are the trusses inserted going to be removed after casting concrete?

[@MD-cd7em]

Great animation!..but..What happened to the insulation?

[@cgimadesimple]

nice animation

[@용화찬]

Which program do you use? I want to know the expression of placing concrete placement

[@Mr00934]

i cant find them anywhere . i want this for my new house in florida. roofs are ufo's here

[@homerepairguy1902]

Here is our fireproof houses Auntie. But ours won't need to be this big we are going to have nice little cabin size maybe two or three bedroom at the most

[@levimonsen1006]

wow. nicely animated

[@AR-bl2uo]

Who did the animation? I need a few done...

[@pinoyako9830]

Im not an expert, but seeing this, this is built for apocalypse

[@nomioisrael7513]

good design by animations

[@kathsbadboy]

How easy (or difficult) would it be to extend the eaves out for a wrap around type porch or even just a covered patio/porch?

[@hespudo]

I'd like some more info to develop homes this way. how do i get in touch with you?

[@nicholasmaudlin8097]

Whats the name of this program to make the house desigh

[@sheldondrake8935]

Edward, but it also goes by Eddie, or just Ed

[@mcsticka]

I think this is really accurate! It’s exactly what you would on a house that’s under construction!

[@ahmazraja6620]

This is amazing. How much does this all cost. And this be done in any country!?

[@SonofDarnell]

If the customer chooses can they have the exposed concrete as the roof? The exposed concrete is beautiful to me!

[@sunso1991]

Exposed concrete roof have quite a few problems. 1. Concrete ALWAYS cracks, hairline crack and shrinkage crack are unavoidable just like wood having wood grains. so you need to seal it in some industrial grade sealant to prevent water penetration. 2. Concrete is thermally highly conductive. which means your roof will get super hot in the summer, and "suck out" the heat in the winter time. so you will need to do some seriously insulation to the ceiling. And alternative is to build a double decked roof; a structural roof that is covered by insulation and water proofing, then topped off with an aesthetic looking topping slab for the look. (think of it like a ham sandwich )

[@KarasCyborg]

I don't get how this is better than ICF? Seems ICF would be far simpler.

[@tccadcallan3794]

What is the cost to build this way? What are the R-factors for the Roof and Walls?

[@sunso1991]

Concrete R-Factor is very low, due to its density and monolithic nature. You will need insulation on the outside wall face (or both in very cold regions).

[@THEGLASSMANSWORLD]

Perfect for hemp cement!!!

[@floriotj]

While no one could justifiably argue this isn't a good animation it ignores the fact this process creates a lot of wood product waste and results having dispose of said waste. There are better systems for concrete house construction available that do not create the aforementioned waste.

[@alfie9730]

what 3d program have you used here?

[@rebecabarros7778]

I also want to know which program was used! please!!

[@sparrow40k]

likely an Autodesk program like 3DS Max or Maya

[@Attdia]

Blender?

[@stovetopburner4196]

Great video

[@sverduijn1]

If you can conceive it, you can concrete it

[@joanhoughtaling333]

I would love to have this house built in South Carolina. I tried contacting the company but no answer. Does anyone know who to call?

[@jeanine944]

How does the cost of construction compared to others?

[@sunso1991]

6%-13% more expensive to BUILD depending on region (Texas cheaper, NE expensive due to labor union and wage) (Typical house cost 160K to BUILD, so Concrete one is only 12K-20K more)

[@SanePersonNumber1]

@@sunso1991 How much per sq ft in texas for 1500 sq ft 1 story and 2500 sq ft 1 story?

[@sunso1991]

It is always cheaper to build two story or three, since Excavation/foundation/utility work/roofing system cost is virtually the same as 1 story. Here is a break down of 1 story house 1500sqft Assumption, 12'0'' high box shape, 10" Roof concrete slab, 24" foundation mat, 200 LFT 8" concrete walls 12' high, 12 columns 12" X 18". Excavate 18" down for frost line/bearing. Concrete Volume = 245 CYS @200$/CYS, + 10% waste and formwork Concrete labor = 2360 Mhr @ 22$/CYS + 32% labor burden (mandatory benefits) Rebar Quantity = 17.6 tons @ 1150$/Tns, Rodman subcontractor @ $250/tn Equipment = Excavator @ 1500$/wk, Bobcat @ 650$/wk, dumpster 500$/wk 8.25% Texas Sales Tax, 7% Company Overhead, 8% profit a experienced 8 men crew can build it in about 8-10 weeks Concrete Material = $63,572 Rebar Material = $20,231 Rebar Worker sub =$4,398 Labor + burden = $ 68,445 Equipment = $6,000 Tax (Material) = $7,409 Overhead = $11,904 Profit = $14,557 Windows and Doors = $8000 Grand Total $196,516

[@sunso1991]

for 2500 sqft option (66% bigger), just add about 40% on top You will have better discount for materials, and workers are more efficient at building larger foot prints.

[@sunso1991]

I work in Maryland now, so some of the Material prices are based on what i see right now here. It might be alot cheaper to get Concrete in Texas compare to here

[@seanpelzer9945]

What is the cost to build this way? at lease around about # for 2 store building 5 badroom 3 bath, basemet & 2 car garage. Really like it. Thinking of haveing my next house built. @ Dean Humphreys

[@joshgunderson1491]

What kind of seismic shaking can this construction withstand?

[@tecnolover2642]

Why not just sell these as panels to be dropped in by crane? Seems like a simple prefab system. Why bother filling the cavities with concrete while on the roof just have them all prefabricated with cured concrete and while at it, have a layer of insulation added to each panel too.

[@SanePersonNumber1]

Or just use Standard Cored Concrete Blocks

[@frankortolano5886]

Nice,but way to expensive

[@anthonyperkins5856]

nice!

[@zero_64]

Nice 😍😍😍

[@michaelsw7]

Is anyone actually doing this in real life ?

[@HyperXism]

Please take my money!

[@krshknfr5495]

with which software did you create sir?

[@jbamerican_usnavy]

Yes I would like to know what program you used?

[@DeanHumpherys]

+Chris Oneil S I'm not sure which program he used. My client hired another guy to create the animation.

[@szegedisrac]

hy. Could u ask it? I really need to know cause I have to make a same animation. Please help. :)

[@anqous]

Hello Chris I would like to use the same program for animation did you ever find out the program name?

[@anqous]

@@DeanHumpherys Hello Dean did you ever find the name of the program used in this video? Great video?

[@bradkelly7622]

Don't mean to offend you but, is this earthquake resistant ???

[@bradkelly7622]

If not then our team could work on it.

[@danielmoskowitz3060]

Those windows must double as heat shields in the event of a wildfire.

[@Melyie92]

What software did you do this animation with?

[@israelcavuilagi2501]

nice

[@cmsense8193]

I think this was just a concept, these people do not respond to anyone!?

[@trevillyan5515]

I can only imagine how much the lumber would cost for all the cement forms

[@danielmoskowitz3060]

and forming labor

[@savitshinde9660]

ho nice

[@JoseLopez-oh3bg]

looks amazing but need code improvement. There no ventilation on roof big deadly problem. the family turns on the heater then creates CARBON MONOXIDE CO2 they breathe it while sleep and poompp everybody its death and company and contractor sued. I dont thinks a good idea so far it could be but has to be review and approve like everyother techniques and codes by state and knowledge peers

[@normaunderhill2816]

Look

[@VikWestt]

You just have to beg that not a single earthquake ever hits your region lol

[@periscop2023]

Looks more like bunker. Who needs this concrete roof? Where's a protection against heat and cold? Are you sure wooden trusses are able to bear this wheight+snow? This construction is energy vampire with 1000 dollar bills for air conditioning and heating. And i'm sure prefabricated exact formwork for 1 house can be compared with total price of usual house construction. Good for pools? Outdoor maybe. Never in life i'll use it inside a house. It will leak 100%.

[@alexu8765]

everyone needs a concrete roof. Protection against heat and cold - concrete insulates pretty well, in fact your air conditioning bill will be almost zero (have you ever been inside concrete / stone house? lol) and how will it leak, lol, but at the same time be good for pools?

[@lattany1]

michaelios79 how are you so sure?