Inspiring build by a skilled hard working young man using one of natures gifts "stones" individually by hand with inner wall support of bricks. He shows tenacity, persistence, determination, perseverance, strength, patience, staying power, endurance with accomplished skills. NY State-USA🌹
Man that’s like hard yakka man ,this chap must be keen as mustard ,he works like a mule ,he’s a goer all right ,,I hope this is his house God bless him 👍👍👍👍
My dream house I want it to made from stones and rocks too with inspired of a gatehouse very solid and vintage…☝️😍Great work man salute to your dedications and hardworks!
An earthquake would ruin it, those rocks are nothing but burden for those apartment-type buildings. Lightweight bricks are the best for this kind of job. You would want to use rocks for wide and low countryside houses. This not a countryside house.
i dont see any connector between pillars and walls or walls to floors. i suppose the brickwork supports it. i'm just used to seeing connectors and anchor bolts.
What kind of bricks are they, do they have any insulation property? If yes, they should be facing outward on the wall. Or is it built in mild climate? However, having a look on the guy working in warm clothing it is not the case.
a big big difference between beautiful and building basic requirements besides its consistency , most of the rocks are not interlocking probably ,hmmm in an area like china with a considerable amount of earthquakes i think walls wont stand still at 2-3 Richter's.
HEY BUBBA, 🤫🤫🤫. I agree with you but please stop trying to educate the rest of the world. Never get in the way of a opponent when they are in the process of destroying themselves. I will also say that I like the stone wall yet China is ripe with earthquakes. 👍
stresses happened for both ways when having vibrations there must be an avalanche breakdown point lattice structure might face more than 6D FORCES.,@@user-xw2jj5qy5s
Yes a herculean effort by this man, but a few hundred years houses were built without cement and rebar, houses were constructed with 50-60 cm walls only, no added bricks walls
Colonel Tom Parker's office was made of Stone. It was demolished. There were plans to move it but the 1 million dollar cost to move it and the risk of it collapsing during the move wasn't feasible.
Total hopurs ? Cost to hire such a person roughly £ perhour ? just rough figures please so we all know what this cost in terms of time money never mind this mans incredible skill more power to him worth every penny .
se ve lindo y todo, pero con un sismo de mediano nivel se le podría caer los los muros ya que los pilares no están agarrados a los muros, no están entrelazados tipo cremallera al pilar, el pilar esta liso, eso mecánicamente no va cumplir la función de mantener el muro en su lugar, si este muro no esta bien entrelazado al pilar xD
I can see that he is working very hard, but concrete doesn’t set properly in freezing temperatures. It should be over 40 degrees Fahrenheit (best between 50-60). This is very poor construction.
Dude what the hell are you taking about??? You gotta be one of those crappy stick built home dwelling arogant americans aren't you? Please cut it out! Although I lived in Geneva for the past 10 years originally I was born and raised in Grenoble France and as a residential building contractor myself with over 20 years of construction under my belt I'm very familiar with the region alpine architecture so that's why I'm calling your bs!!!!! I spent all my carrier juggling back and forth between Chambéry and Annecy where me and my crew built over 40 traditional stone houses just like the one you saw that courageous gentleman building in this video and let me tell you that over here we've been building houses using those exact same construction techniques for the past 900+ years besides anyone who knows anything about the weather situation in both Savoie and Haute Savoie knows that it's cold as hell!!! Yet some of those constructions are still standing even after being bombarded during WW2 and are still inhabited more than 400 years after being built All they did was to retrofit modern plumbing,electric cables,phone lines and new window frames into the pre existing stone structure sometimes the roof has to be rebuild sometimes them shingles has to be replaced other than a bunch of minor repairs & cosmetic makeovers every 60 years or so those stone houses are perfectly suitable for alpine climates sure it's easier and more efficient to heat up stick built homes yet you're missing the point here because the real reason why those houses are built that tough is for the durability aspect ratio to expand over many centuries with the intention of passing it down to the next generation down the line hence why it has to be able to withstand the test of time and in case of war it can serve as shelter for vulnerable members of the family So before sounding judgemental and borderline racist towards other cultures at least do your research first that will avoid you to get embarrassed every time you open your mouth you jealous hater you....
@@medjayalbaobab2003 aren’t you just a judgmental little ray of sunshine. Instead of insulting my parentage and calling me a racist, why don’t you share with me how the water in concrete doesn’t freeze in China and cause problems when it dries?
Inspiring build by a skilled hard working young man using one of natures gifts "stones" individually by hand with inner wall support of bricks. He shows tenacity, persistence, determination, perseverance, strength, patience, staying power, endurance with accomplished skills. NY State-USA🌹
Looking Good I like he's Energy!
This is awesome. Excellent work. I've always loved stone homes. It gives a sense of protection and security.
Всегда восхищают мужчины строящие дом в одну каску. Единственное замечание, пожелание, - используйте малую механизацию. Успехов!
Man that’s like hard yakka man ,this chap must be keen as mustard ,he works like a mule ,he’s a goer all right ,,I hope this is his house God bless him 👍👍👍👍
What a great design idea for the outer walls to be big rocks. This man is talented and hard working.
Looking forward to part 2
My dream house I want it to made from stones and rocks too with inspired of a gatehouse very solid and vintage…☝️😍Great work man salute to your dedications and hardworks!
A structure to last thousands of years.
An earthquake would ruin it, those rocks are nothing but burden for those apartment-type buildings. Lightweight bricks are the best for this kind of job. You would want to use rocks for wide and low countryside houses. This not a countryside house.
Love it 👍 my man! Keep it up❤️❤️❤️
Absolutely brilliant project 👍🍺
건축이 완공 될때 까지 보고 싶다 참 대단하다韓國 想看到建筑完工为止 真厉害
إنها الصين يا عالم متتبع من مملكة المغرب ❤
❤❤❤❤❤❤
Juste sublime et incroyable, vous un artiste
Шикарный дом будет.
i dont see any connector between pillars and walls or walls to floors. i suppose the brickwork supports it. i'm just used to seeing connectors and anchor bolts.
Love the traditional, Asian C&W music.
Great job I admire you for your hard work.
Man, Awe inspiring hard work and skill.....what a man.
Good job 👍
I love the video. I would love seeing inside of homes & decor❤❤❤
What kind of bricks are they, do they have any insulation property? If yes, they should be facing outward on the wall. Or is it built in mild climate? However, having a look on the guy working in warm clothing it is not the case.
Que valor y forage tiene es admirable lo q hace el solo 😮😮
I am waiting for part two
a big big difference between beautiful and building basic requirements besides its consistency , most of the rocks are not interlocking probably ,hmmm in an area like china with a considerable amount of earthquakes i think walls wont stand still at 2-3 Richter's.
The house was only faced with the stone. The main structure was interlocking brick.
@@RockPileTanksĺ
HEY BUBBA, 🤫🤫🤫. I agree with you but please stop trying to educate the rest of the world. Never get in the way of a opponent when they are in the process of destroying themselves. I will also say that I like the stone wall yet China is ripe with earthquakes. 👍
Вижу что дом строится по вертикали, а надобы по горизонтали, чтоб связки больше было, кто на что горазд)
stresses happened for both ways when having vibrations there must be an avalanche breakdown point lattice structure might face more than 6D FORCES.,@@user-xw2jj5qy5s
Me : where's the rebar ?,where's the rebar? With this level of hard work and energy, there definitely are rebar somewhere......and found it!!YES!!!
Well done! You are amazing.
skilled man and very active I enjoyed watching the video and wish more success to this channel
🤝👍👍👍👌👌🙋♂️🙋♂️🍻 bravo 👍👍👍🤝
💪💪💪💪💪💪💪💪💪
Shocking job that would not pass inspection.
Yes a herculean effort by this man, but a few hundred years houses were built without cement and rebar, houses were constructed with 50-60 cm walls only, no added bricks walls
So very inspired by him; just One man doing everything!!! Amazing. Hoping he can get some help!!! ❤❤😂😂❤❤🎉
👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
отапливать такое здание будет очень дорого
Very nice and extremely hard work. Consider fixing some ties to the concrete columns will help tie the walls to prevent any movement in the future. 😊
👍👍👍👍💯💯💯💯🙏🙏🙏🙏
Хороший пример строительства капитального дома. Швы с внешней стороны промазывать придется.
Splendid work! Just wonder if the stone wall isn't too thin in just one line though.
bro is the god of working hard.
В бетонные колонны гвозди опалубки забивает🤔Наверное очень прочный бетон...
Наверное очень крутые гвозди
видать строит на продажу. трещины в колоннах и в балках
Does your town require any building permits or anything?
ZINGER ! ! 21123
Truly a modern version of "Sisif at work" ....
Let's HOPE a 9.0 earth quake doesn't occur close to where he is building his home !!!
I’m guessing you don’t know the Richter scale.
Colonel Tom Parker's office was made of Stone. It was demolished. There were plans to move it but the 1 million dollar cost to move it and the risk of it collapsing during the move wasn't feasible.
I Want To Do This ! Early in the video I hadn't seen any rebar and was getting a little edgy. Then, there it was! Impressive! 21123
Thats gotta be a COLD HOUSE..IN THE SHADOW OF THE HILL..HEAT IT IN WINTER..?.
Lol
Not a structurally sound build at all, walls need to be wider and rocks need to interlock. Basic knowledge of stone wall building people.
There are no through stones.
Eu colocaria alguns vergalhões enfiado no pilar para amarrar a parede. Desse jeito ai, as paredes estao soltas. Mas tirando isso, ficou incrível
堅持外牆 與眾不同！👍
這樣爬上爬下 三年左右 屁股筋肯定 痠痛 ！！😁😁
First gust of wind...
closed captions and English subtitles would really improve your channel
The reo shouldn't be that close to the edge , it will rust
Total hopurs ? Cost to hire such a person roughly £ perhour ?
just rough figures please so we all know what this cost in terms of time money never mind this mans incredible skill more power to him worth every penny .
Fantastic! You work very hard for your project!😊
se ve lindo y todo, pero con un sismo de mediano nivel se le podría caer los los muros ya que los pilares no están agarrados a los muros, no están entrelazados tipo cremallera al pilar, el pilar esta liso, eso mecánicamente no va cumplir la función de mantener el muro en su lugar, si este muro no esta bien entrelazado al pilar xD
A eso yo le llamo trabajo duro con decisión de que si se puede.
hahaha this wall is good for the trash!
買台中古機械.挖土機或山貓.效率較高.人也比較不累.這樣全靠人力搞蓋好房搞不好沒命住.
Jesus love you only Jesus save
OK, who fast forwarded?
I can see that he is working very hard, but concrete doesn’t set properly in freezing temperatures. It should be over 40 degrees Fahrenheit (best between 50-60). This is very poor construction.
Maybe he’s using a sort that can, in the same way that there are kinds of concrete that can set underwater.
Dude what the hell are you taking about???
You gotta be one of those crappy stick built home dwelling arogant americans aren't you?
Please cut it out! Although I lived in Geneva for the past 10 years originally I was born and raised in Grenoble France and as a residential building contractor myself with over 20 years of construction under my belt I'm very familiar with the region alpine architecture so that's why I'm calling your bs!!!!!
I spent all my carrier juggling back and forth between Chambéry and Annecy where me and my crew built over 40 traditional stone houses just like the one you saw that courageous gentleman building in this video and let me tell you that over here we've been building houses using those exact same construction techniques for the past 900+ years besides anyone who knows anything about the weather situation in both Savoie and Haute Savoie knows that it's cold as hell!!!
Yet some of those constructions are still standing even after being bombarded during WW2 and are still inhabited more than 400 years after being built
All they did was to retrofit modern plumbing,electric cables,phone lines and new window frames into the pre existing stone structure sometimes the roof has to be rebuild sometimes them shingles has to be replaced other than a bunch of minor repairs & cosmetic makeovers every 60 years or so those stone houses are perfectly suitable for alpine climates sure it's easier and more efficient to heat up stick built homes yet you're missing the point here because the real reason why those houses are built that tough is for the durability aspect ratio to expand over many centuries with the intention of passing it down to the next generation down the line hence why it has to be able to withstand the test of time and in case of war it can serve as shelter for vulnerable members of the family
So before sounding judgemental and borderline racist towards other cultures at least do your research first that will avoid you to get embarrassed every time you open your mouth you jealous hater you....
@@medjayalbaobab2003 aren’t you just a judgmental little ray of sunshine. Instead of insulting my parentage and calling me a racist, why don’t you share with me how the water in concrete doesn’t freeze in China and cause problems when it dries?
@@rb962 poo in the water is the secret
а потом весь остаток жизни тратиться на походы к мануальщикам и костоправам.
какой ужас, жить в таком доме.
пздц конечно перекрытие с арматурой в 1 ряд, для тяжелого гранита над оконным перекрытием.
там арматура снизу, работает на растяжение, потом через каждые два ряда камня по два прута ещё загоняет
It is a big mistake to put iron bars mixed with stones they do not offer anythin but in an erathqake there will be problemw
too hard way bulding
Why the comments are always scary...
石头房子漂亮，冬暖夏凉，屋顶高一点更舒服。
the stone (rock) is heavier than the brick ,which stone on top that will fall down high -altitude rocks are to fall
It most be a dry climate there . No cavity tray / No cavity / No insulation / No damp course.
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