Відео

Ring beam kitne inch ka daltay hein ribtak dome k liye for G+2

If lime mortar was used this all hard work would have meant immensely With cement it just became ordinary Although I myself would have credited the masons with their names without doubt Nobody credits the masons these days 😂

Quick cement can be used by beginners

You can even use quick cement. Thats more reliable.

Give your contact number, so that I can built my house like that

Nice 👍

வெரி பியூட்டிஃபுல்

This is not dome, why it doesn't collapse under its own weight

I would love to see it practiced with hot mixed mortars instead of the Portland cement.

Impressive how the ring is built into the dome using just brick and mortar. I really like this

And a dude standing on it before it’s even dry says a lot

This is, or was, commonly done in Mexico also. The major difference seems to be these rohtak domes are shallower than domes seen in Mexico. I live in Mexico and our home has to large cupolas, one round, one square serving as ceilings for two bedrooms. Just gorgeous.

A reminder that people of old were much smarter than we

Wonderful!

Amazing! But does it withstand earthquakes? Has it been tested for that?

So if the structure does fail, lets say due to an earthquake, does the entire structure collapse and thereby crushing everything below it? As concrete and brick absorb moisture, there by increasing the weight of the roof, is the roof top seal with tar, paint or other sealing method?

I thank Kakani Associates for sharing this very valuable information. Thank a lot.

They use a magic mortar?

Magnífico trabalho!😊

از چه موادی استفاده میشه برای چسبوندن

Domb apes

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Looks like a Catalan vault with a lower profile.

Я одного не могу понять, как кирпич не падает, пока они кладут ряд? Ещё понимаю, когда ряд замыкается, но пока кладут, почему он не падает?

I am not an expert but I wonder if this dome could hold the weight of the snow in a harsher winter for example in East Europe? Looks really great and something different, just not sure it is suitable for all climate..

I just don't know or understand how those bricks stick when starting a new course.

Bóveda son cimbra ,espectacular

Can rat trap bond of 10 inch be used for the load bearing walls?

I much appreciated the video! I wish i could enrol in a practical course since i discoverd in the internet the catalan vault construction technique. It would be very effective if the pace of the legends were not so quick for those that doesn't have a good domain on the English language. Congratulations from Brasil. PS: Can you recommend a book well illustrated about this kink of architecture ? Thanks!❤

Beautiful craftsmanship. Thank you for being a teaching channel. Some many parts of the world have lost theses skills.

I've seen videos of these collapsing due to rain. These are not sturdy at all.

Baja el andamio, trabajaras mejor

What is the "pop"? white initial "glue"?

Please share your contact

That is amazing, I have done bricklaying and have never seen this before.

In my experience, those bricks are relatively light compared to UK bricks, low temperature fired with charcoal or wood. Whatever, I wish I could do that.

It's amazing!.

This is beautiful craftsmanship and keeping an old tradition alive. Respect!

shut up and take my money!!

how do you make the tiles. i there an alternate material?

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Good job🎉

Absolutely awesome!

What the hell!!!??? 🤯

Just imagine how cathedrals were made

No woodworm to deal with a can it have a skylight built into it?

Very interesting and informative.one of the best craftsmanship showing video on the UA-cam

....HOW ABOUT STRETCHING OUT A LENGTH OF WIDE, "COMPOSITE" ("FIBERGLASS/CARBON/ARAMID"), WETTING IT WITH EPOXY RESIN, AND LETTING IT HARDEN INTO THE SAME FINISHED "CATENARY" CURVE, THEN, INVERTING IT, SO THAT THE CENTER IS THE HIGHEST POINT, AND, CONTINUE TO ADD SIMILARLY BUILT "SECTIONS", EDGE TO EDGE, THEN, TAPEING AND BONDING THE SEAMS, TO FORM A LONG, "ARCHED TUNNEL"....

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Can it withstand earthquakes?