📢 영상 속 정보 (한옥) '아름채' 주소 : 강원도 횡성군 정암리 1059-1 대표번호 : 1877-7904 홈페이지 : jein.barunweb.co.kr E-mail : 514158@hanmail.net 🎬문의 (Contact Us) ▶processk22@gmail.com - 주변에서 흔히 볼 수 없는 과정 또는 특별한 가치가 있는 모든 과정을 무료로 촬영합니다.
I am a retired carpenter, I built my own house thirty years ago, and I know how much Labour is involved, and I take my hat off to these skilled people for completion of a very beautiful house.
I think now people use more prefab stuff. I’m not sure about this one but is getting more and more common that company use robotic arm to cut and build walls now. This can be applied all the wood related building and possibly our future too.
@akezelb7166 Probably. But you have to get it approved by pretty much everyone. And as soon as you say, "pre-fab Korean home" you will be laughed out.
Almost 60 years ago I was a US soldier stationed in South Korea for 13 months. It was a third world country then. Today, I am in awe of what this country and its people have become; truly an amazing transformation of a beautiful country and a proud people.
That thing is built like a fortress! I bet its super quiet inside this house too with how well they insulated all the exterior walls. Beautiful craftsmanship! WOW!!
I don't thinking this style of building used in Korea can survive in Malaysia and Indonesia, the technic are different, i like Javanese Joglo traditional house and others southeast Asian style traditional house, their roof tiles, wood works, stone/brick floor foundation is for stand for rainforest climate also earthquake, (soko tumpang sari, made house or structure stronger), umpak(stone column wooden stone post/wooden stone socket), with complex wood craving, mural(palace or temple) and ornament if they used wall like korean house i dont thinking it will last long, not just javanese-balinese, malay, minangkabau, batak, bugis, makassar, banjar and dayak house or architecture still good, included cool climate like Japanese traditional houses, they also do not used nailed(houses, boat, ship in east and southeast asia do not used nailed, but today they mixed both for lower the cause and saving time)
What a beautiful job. I'm an Colombian architect and I was delighted watching the commitment that workers show on every single task and the accuracy of each single step. Thank you for such inspiring video.
이 빌드의 품질은 놀랍습니다. 세부 사항에 대한 관심과 작업에 대한 헌신은 정말 감탄할 만합니다. 이 기술이 사라지지 않도록 영상이 널리 퍼졌으면 합니다. The quality of this build is amazing. The attention to detail and the dedication they put into their work is truly admirable. I want the video to spread so that this technology is not lost.
Thanks for posting English as well. I think there are a lot of cool features but unfortunately this style of construction wouldn't work here in Canada.
I have been a carpenter for 23 years, and i can say for certain, that house is going to last a long time. Extremely well built, by some excellent craftsman. I am just blown away.
@@rickytejera6707 Kiln dried (badly, judging by all the splits already present) and otherwise untreated wood, laid on granite with no vapour or moisture barrier of any kind. It will start to rot within 12 months. Oddly weak jointing with far too little little wood in the mortice joints and castle joints.
@@stochastic42 Don't know where in South Korea it is, but all the bits I've been to are hot and humid in the summer and cold and dry in the winter. Not as many earthquakes as Japan, but not exactly quake free by any means
My parents built Hanok (korean traditional house) few years back in Korea and it costs about ten million won per pyong (which is about 35 sq ft) - so according to my crude math it comes to about $220 USD per sq ft. Typical hanok style residential houses are 900~1400 sq ft so that would be about $200k ~ 300k USD to build these.
IF, that same house were to be built in the US today it would be worth it at that price. You will have yourself a HOUSE! However the reality is if that same house were to built in the US the price points would be $500000 to $700000! Don't forget the cost of the land, taxes and of course labor. The total cost would be considerably higher.
Все очень профессионально.Очень понравились пластиковые ведра которые можно разгружать по принципу самосвала.У нас в продаже я такие ни где даже не видел!Как они облегчают труд.Можно носить песок на спине ,а не в руках.Это очень хорошее изобретение.
Wonderfully and well designed and constructed house ,should last a lifetime, I admire the design and the skill and dedication of the workers, anyone would be proud to live it it. Thank you for the great video.
Wow the joinery was simply yet amazingly precise. The speed and efficiency of the build team was exemplary as well. I'd love to live in that house after seeing them build it. *_An outstanding demonstration of craftsmanship and engineering!_*
Such fine craftsmanship. Everything fits perfectly! I lived in Korea for six years and developed an admiration for the Koreans. Quality is evident in all phases of life. 잘 했어요!
Process efficiency and skillfulness are amazing. There is a lot to learn from videos like these. Here in India, constructions of individual houses are (also) mostly done using brick, mortar, steel and concrete. The process takes several months, uses too much manual labor, and process efficiency is not given the required consideration, resulting in escalated costs and unnecessary hardship for the workers, though the process seems to have improved quite a bit in recent years (use of earth-moving equipments instead of manual labor to dig for the foundation, use of semi-automated rigs for moving bricks and other construction material to the upper floors, etc). Also, the motivation for using more automation is lacking given the abundance of manual labour (and also perhaps societal considerations that prefer employing manual labor in place of automation because it provides jobs to many).
Indian wage is much cheaper comparing with Japan, Korea, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Singapore, and even China. Most of their construction is manipulated using the machine. Many of them are prefabricated in the factory. You are right about employment is taken into consideration. 😊😊
How common are individual single family homes in india? All my friends who come from india always tell me they come from like city high rise type places and apartments built from all concrete & steel.
@@ubacow7109 It depends on individual cities and their population densities - a metropolitan city like Mumbai (Mumbai population density: 28,185 people per square kilometer, or 73,000 people per square mile [1]) which has seen immigration for a very long time (from other places in the country because of better job prospects), high-rise apartments are everywhere and individual family homes are unaffordable here for all but the very wealthy (unless the residential plot of land was bought several decades ago, and got passed down through inheritance). In a city like Bangalore where I'm from, individual residential plots of land were not really very unaffordable until about the year 2000 when IT-led job-market boom led to immigration and rise in median household incomes and the concomitant soaring in the real-estate prices necessitating construction of high-rise apartments (also, many immigrants in the city prefer these apartments for reasons of perceived security). Since 2000, residential land prices in Bangalore have increased and bordering on unaffordable for most, except in the rural-like city outskirts. In Bangalore, most natives still live in individual family homes while living in high-rise apartments has become a trend increasingly since 2000. [1] tinyurl.com/yzmpg8va
A mão de obra qualificada é a alma da construção. No Brasil poucos são os profissionais de excelência. Parabéns, um vídeo que merece ser visto por todos.
i like that everything is pre-made in a factory. everything is cut by machine so you know it's precise and consistent. then all you gotta do is assembly.
Super genial 👌😮😮 me quedé asombrada por la presicion de los corte y como todo encajaba perfectamente, uo de niña vivi en una casa de madera y me gustsba mucho peto me gustatia tener una como esa se ve muy original y hermosa...... Cuanto costara haser una casa asi aqui en México 🇲🇽 saludos desde San Luis Potosí México
I am astonished at the beauty and genius engineering of bring old and new building together to create a home that respects the wisdom of ancient and modern ancestors. This house reflects the sweat of the Korean craftsman and the remarkable talent of the engineer.
I agree, but I have noticed too meny stress fractures in the wood. Did you see them? Although I would still love to have a house similar to this one here in L.A.
Wspaniały dom , wspaniałew wykonanie i wspaniali koreańscy fachowcy ! Pozdrowienia z Polski . My domy w tej technologii budowaliśmy setki lat temu ale to było podyktowane biedą i ciężkim klimatem ale nasze domy nie były tak duże i piękne .
Que trabajo más hermoso bien hecho por los maestros pocas veces visto en mi país, la precisión y cortes de las maderas para el encaje de las mismas, la utilización de los materiales dignos de ser copiados acá en mi país CHILE 🇨🇱 gracias me gustó la construcción mis felicitaciones por la linda 🏡.
Acho linda a arquitetura dos orientais ainda terei uma casa desse Nível aqui no meu lindo Brasil para guardo eu estiver sentada em minha varanda tomando café e contemplando o meu jardim me senti como se estivesse sempre aí na Coréia do Sul. Obrigada por postar um trabalho tão lindo. Parabéns. A todos que participaram desse lindo vídeo.
Very beautiful house, love the style. There are some very clever techniques that are super simple. The beforehand planning is key to the success of the end result.
🔨🏡🇰🇷 When it comes to building houses with wood, the Koreans truly excel! Their craftsmanship is impeccable, resulting in stunning and sophisticated designs. It's fascinating to witness the process of creating a beautiful Korean-style house, showcasing the skill and expertise of the carpenters involved. The attention to detail and the dedication they put into their work is truly admirable. Kudos to the talented individuals behind this remarkable construction! 👍
@Meta Tech, It sounds like you know about this building process; if so, could you please post a few words about the different materials used, for example, the black granular insulation used inside the roof, as well as the type of wood used for framing. I would also like to know about the clays used on the exterior and interior walls. What kind of flooring is traditionally used inside? And finally, what would you estimate to be the cost of building that home? Materials, labor, etc. Thank you 😊 We need more homes like this in the USA. Big respect to the building craftsmen who worked together with skill and harmony! 🌺
The straggering amount of meticulous planning for pre-fabrication/ pre-processing of materials is just mind-blowing. Every edge and angle fits snugly. I particularly loved the structural work and roofing. I think I am going to remember this house for forever!
After studying Japanese building for years, I was really thrilled to be able to study Korean post and beam construction. Really unique! This video taught me a lot.
I can imagine that it is very difficult to find the talent that understands this level of detail in another country or culture. You can design anything, however if the workmen have no experience or the appropriate tools, it ain't gonna work. Too often design must be down-graded to match the available tools and skills of the workforce.@@david-ow3nv
There are US builders who build timber frame houses with mortise and tenon joinery. And it was standard a long time ago. But stick built is much less expensive
Jamaica, and America build like this? This video made me cry. I'm just in complete awe of how quick they're building this home. You can even see that it's built sturdy, and it looks amazing. I'm just in shock of amazement.
American homes are not built like this. Plastic and thin wood with tarpaper roofs. Not even all states require insulation. This house is ten times more stable and well built than American homes.
원래 영상에 나온 주춧돌?처럼 완전 매끈한거 사용하는게 아니라 주춧돌로 사용될 화강암의 윗면부분의 자잘자잘한 돌기나 곡선따라 기둥바닥을 깎아서 세웁니다. 그래서 오래된 한옥이나 절보면 화강암에 박혀있는듯한 기둥을 볼수있죠. 비싼 궁궐이나 양반집은 화강암 2차가공해서 이쁘게 주춧돌 만들지만 일반집들은 대충 주춧돌처럼 생기면 그 굴곡따라 나무아래를 깎았습니다. 돌을 깎는 수고보다 차라리 나무 아랫면을 깎는게 수고가 덜하니깐요.
Самый лучший вариант дома!!! Всё из природных материалов , технологично и со вкусом! Щитовые коробочки рядом не стояли. Это шедевр, лучше не бывает. Уважение и чтобы каждый так жил!
Yeah, we slam together crappy mobile homes and call it good. We've lost all pride of craftmanship in this country. Now we are a third-world country that everybody looks down on. That sure didn't take long.
А сколько же он стоит, чисто экологический дом и крыша покрыта черепками, наверное, воздух в таком доме всегда чистый, я хотела сказать, что дышать легко, очень интересно было узнать о таком.
nunca vi uma construção de uma maneira tão incrível ,de uma grandeza nunca vista gostaria de construir uma casa dessa pra mim e ao mesmo tempo recomendar parabéns vocês são sensacionais
Most of the "Carpentry" occurred offsite, this was a wonderful display of assembling a kit home, these guys have done this a few times, amazing how fast a house goes up when it is all prepped. Very little waste or cleanup is needed. The true craftsmanship and artistry are in the plaster/stucco work and some beautiful trowel ing too.
Exactly, in the United States not having many mountains causes tornadoes, in these Asian countries nature has been more preserved and they don't have that problem, personally I like Asian houses better
@@jamesvuk9761 He did state "not having many mountains" to be fair but I think he was comparing to Asia overall as far as mountain-to-land area, proportionally. It makes sense in that case.
@@jamesvuk9761 Yes, of course, I know more than you, the mountains they have were stolen from the Mexicans and the Indians, only that most of where they live is flat, and there is the detail that they suffer from tornadoes and other climatic factors, but what do I know more about? that you do know, even things that you can not imagine about us jjjjjjjjjjjjjj
Beautiful!! Absolute dedication to meticulous precision to detail and aesthetics! We should allow about 1000 of these workers to come over to the UK and build the houses we so badly need! One thing is for sure, you will not see a single leaking roof from these guys!! ✨️✨️✨️✨️✨️✨️✨️✨️
Beautiful work and stunning results! Just two questions...what was the mulch-looking stuff put into the roof before the top tiles were put into place, and were the main vertical peices of the frame ever connected to the cement foundation? It looked like the whole house is just resting on the slab..
Charred rice husks. I guess very lightweight with good insulation values. Great use of a readily available raw material that would otherwise go to waste. Pretty sure the house framing “floats” and isn’t anchored.
In the event of an earthquake the house will not crumble but dances...(?)...what is the material they use for the wall panels before cementing/mudding i noticed they use sliced bamboo to hold whatever in the panels (good idea). How do they achored the wall to the main beam (nails??).
@@donlod322 한국은 지진발생이 거의 없습니다 현대 고층건물이나 콘크리트구조물의 경우 내진설계를 반영합니다만 단층 목조구조는 4모서리중 두곳에만 고정하거나 중심 기둥에만 고정하는 경우가 있습니다 벽패널은 대나무 격자 구조속에 펠트섬유 내장재인거 같습니다. 목재조각을 양사이드에 넣어 틈을 맞추고 못으로 고정시킵니다.
@@jincloony please translate into english. I dont know why the translation funcition here is not available....and i cant copy your text so i can go to google translate but the copy text function is also unvailable here....
Was it crashed charcoal they put on the roof as insulator? 😮 It's my very 1st time to see it used that way.❤ I hope there would be English texts to describe the used materials & its purpose, if not in the video at least in the description box. It would have been very informative & helpful. This is very interesting to me.❤
It's called chaff charcoal. In Japanese, it's called kun charcoal. It is one of the byproducts of rice milling. It has a porous structure that allows it to breathe and purify. It also has a humidity control function and can hold up to 680% of its own moisture. So it can be used as a building insulator to make your home more comfortable.
It's not the charcoal of wood. Looking at the writing on the outside of the wrapper, it says rice husk. The husks of rice are made like charcoal. It is a very lightweight natural insulation.
@@lifelab415hmm...that's even more interesting if those were rice husks! I've never seen or heard it charred before to be honest. I don't think we char rice husks here in the Philippines. I only got knowledge of charred wood, & that we have a lot, used for cooking. Thank you for the response & to the other person below. Learnt something new today. 😊🫠
In my experience of having built ,lived in few decent homes that still exist in my family possession and will not give up but pass on to future generations, it's best to keep maintainable and not to complicated.That black stuff (rice or charcoal) should ever be caused to leak through the ceiling spell trouble similar to woodworm dust.
Eu tenho um orgulho imenso desses caras ,uma perfeição incrível o amor na profissão é tudo parabéns por me dá a chance de ver o trabalho de vocês, obrigado 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
Truly amazing, neat design, extraordinary concept, and all professional workers, in our country Indonesia🇮🇩 there has not been such a good process yet.
영상 흥미롭게 감상했네요. 간혹 다른 한옥 건축영상을 보긴 했지만 특이한 부분(?)도 느껴집니다. 지붕에 몇 겹으로 처리하는(왕겨숯? 등) 것도 신기하고, 부분부분 오랜 경험과 노하우가 녹아진 손놀림도 인상적입니다. 예전부터 궁금했던 점 중의 하나는~ 한옥을 지탱하는 메인 기둥이 주춧돌 위에 얹혀있는 듯 보여지는데 별도로 추가 고정은 없이 건축물 중량으로만 지지되나요? 그리고 기왓장도 그냥 포개(? 물론 끼움도 곁들지만)놓던데, 태풍 시 날아갈 가능성은 없는가요? 암튼 굿입니다.^^
주춧돌 위에 기둥을 세우는 방식은 통상 3가지 입니다.. 1.주춧돌에 홈을 파고(돌을 쪼아서)기둥 세우기 2.평 주줏돌에 기둥 세우기 3.주춧돌과 기둥을 철물로 연결하기 3가지 방식 모두,자중과 마찰력을 이용하는것으로,철물은 장식요소를 더하는 겁니다. 한옥지붕은 경사도가 그저 빗물 눈을 위함이 아니고,공기역학적으로 바람이 지붕을 누르게 됩니다. 태풍에 기왓장도 날아갑니다.다만,한반도에서는 기왓장이 날아갈 만큼 큰바람의 태풍이 거의 안붑니다..바람에 기왓장이 날아가려면=아주 큰 바람+아래에서 위로 치솟는 돌풍 .. 한옥은 도면+기술서적+명부 등등 여러 자료와 인맥관리사항등이 ,조선말 궁궐의 각종 서류들이 도난 불타며 소실 되었읍니다. 한옥은 한 지역이라고 해도,집의 위치 향 거주인 (여러 고려요소)등등,동일한 주택이 단 하나도 없읍니다..동일한 땅이 없기에 동일한 주택도 없는 것입니다. (표준)도면으로 지어지는 지금의 개량한옥은 그저 대동소이한 한옥따라하기 이지 한옥이라 할 수 없읍니다. 해당 영상속 주택 또한,그저 한옥이 가지는 몇가지 요소들을 차용한 주택입니다..굳이 한옥이라 명명하려면, 개량한옥 이다 정도. 저 주택이 겪게될 여러가지 변형 과 사소한 하자 등등이,,눈에 선하게 보이네요..거주하는데 큰 문제는 없을 것입니다.
Australia and NZ has one of the worlds worst house designs. And they cost like they are made of gold. Poor quality carpenting , poor insulation, poor structural strength.
📢 영상 속 정보 (한옥)
'아름채'
주소 : 강원도 횡성군 정암리 1059-1
대표번호 : 1877-7904
홈페이지 : jein.barunweb.co.kr
E-mail : 514158@hanmail.net
🎬문의 (Contact Us)
▶processk22@gmail.com
- 주변에서 흔히 볼 수 없는 과정 또는 특별한 가치가 있는 모든 과정을 무료로 촬영합니다.
В России строите дома?
vous êtes bons les mecs, les enduits sont parfaits !
combien d'années dure une maison comme celle là sans refaire des travaux?
안녕하세요, 저는 채널을 따르고 건설 분야에서도 일하고 있습니다. 가죽 벨트는 어떤 브랜드의 도구이며 망치를 잡는 데 사용됩니까? _____________9:35
와 대단하다 인도네시아로 보내면 얼마를 내야하는지 묻고싶다 크면 길이 9미터 폭 12미터. 나중에 살 수 있는 돈이 생길지도 몰라요☺️
@@Человек-э9й мне такой построили. В подарок к дому идёт Киа Спортаж- 5
I am a retired carpenter, I built my own house thirty years ago, and I know how much Labour is involved, and I take my hat off to these skilled people for completion of a very beautiful house.
I think now people use more prefab stuff. I’m not sure about this one but is getting more and more common that company use robotic arm to cut and build walls now. This can be applied all the wood related building and possibly our future too.
Where can I buy it ? Is there any companies that sell and install these kind of houses overseas?
@akezelb7166 Probably. But you have to get it approved by pretty much everyone. And as soon as you say, "pre-fab Korean home" you will be laughed out.
True that's because they are well decipline
I live in Texas but I would love one of these houses.
Almost 60 years ago I was a US soldier stationed in South Korea for 13 months. It was a third world country then. Today, I am in awe of what this country and its people have become; truly an amazing transformation of a beautiful country and a proud people.
감사합니다 당신은 대한민국의 영웅입니다
Please sir I can do this work please help me
Itu yg dilekatkan kedinding berupa tepung, tepung apa namanya pak ?
@@purbado30 황토(Hwangto, red clay inside) 백토(Baekto, white clay outside) Korean traditional construction materials
@@Ja-cuzzi tanks for you, god bless
That thing is built like a fortress! I bet its super quiet inside this house too with how well they insulated all the exterior walls. Beautiful craftsmanship! WOW!!
@@andreim5973 sorry professor carpentry! Didnt mean to offend you highness!
I don't thinking this style of building used in Korea can survive in Malaysia and Indonesia, the technic are different, i like Javanese Joglo traditional house and others southeast Asian style traditional house, their roof tiles, wood works, stone/brick floor foundation is for stand for rainforest climate also earthquake, (soko tumpang sari, made house or structure stronger), umpak(stone column wooden stone post/wooden stone socket), with complex wood craving, mural(palace or temple) and ornament if they used wall like korean house i dont thinking it will last long, not just javanese-balinese, malay, minangkabau, batak, bugis, makassar, banjar and dayak house or architecture still good, included cool climate like Japanese traditional houses, they also do not used nailed(houses, boat, ship in east and southeast asia do not used nailed, but today they mixed both for lower the cause and saving time)
日本人です
素晴らしい技術と歴史ですね！
どの国もお互いのことを尊重できる関係性になり、戦争や争いのない世界になってもらいたいです！
Пока существует Америка и Израиль войны и убийства на земле не прекратятся .
I agree
先让你的国家承认犯下的罪行吧，光是喊口号是没用的。
감사합니다. 한국은 일본을 사랑합니다. 과거의 일은 이제 묻어두고 미래를 함께하는 한국과 일본이 되기를. 🇯🇵🇰🇷
@@Byulgirin 哈哈哈，一条日本养的韩国狗，🤏🤏🤏🤏🤏🤏🤏🤏🤏🤏🤏🤏
What a beautiful job. I'm an Colombian architect and I was delighted watching the commitment that workers show on every single task and the accuracy of each single step. Thank you for such inspiring video.
Can this contruction company share their contacts or open their office in Uganda?
How is your work so far? Architect in US here, hoping to learn about architecture in Colombia.
@@nicolasfl1864 nicolas , in columbia coco )) no cinstaction 😂
Calidad ingeniería 100%
Presicion100%
Detalles100%
Mano de obra calificada100%
Felicitaciones
Those pre-insulated wall sections are pretty ingenious. That's a huge on-site time saver.
Yeah well what they saved in the timesaving they absolutely lost in mud-daubing and extraneous processes with fillers.
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@artificer845 not true, cynical asshat. You can hire fewer specialists (insulation blowers, drywall hangers) with a prefab system. get a clue
What are the panels are made of?
looks so cool
이 빌드의 품질은 놀랍습니다. 세부 사항에 대한 관심과 작업에 대한 헌신은 정말 감탄할 만합니다. 이 기술이 사라지지 않도록 영상이 널리 퍼졌으면 합니다. The quality of this build is amazing. The attention to detail and the dedication they put into their work is truly admirable. I want the video to spread so that this technology is not lost.
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بناء رائع يستحق
Thanks for posting English as well. I think there are a lot of cool features but unfortunately this style of construction wouldn't work here in Canada.
А чем была утеплена крыша? Что они высыпали из мешков?
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Minha admiração, cresce sempre, quando me deparo com a cultura e a inteligência dos sul coreanos.
I have been a carpenter for 23 years, and i can say for certain, that house is going to last a long time. Extremely well built, by some excellent craftsman. I am just blown away.
Looks like nice wood too.
I'm surprised by the quality of wood they are using on every step. Looks very pricey
@@rickytejera6707 Kiln dried (badly, judging by all the splits already present) and otherwise untreated wood, laid on granite with no vapour or moisture barrier of any kind. It will start to rot within 12 months. Oddly weak jointing with far too little little wood in the mortice joints and castle joints.
@@iatsdI was thinking that too. The climate must be very dry with no seismic activity at all for that type of construction to be viable.
@@stochastic42 Don't know where in South Korea it is, but all the bits I've been to are hot and humid in the summer and cold and dry in the winter. Not as many earthquakes as Japan, but not exactly quake free by any means
Молодцы ! Мастера высщего класса . Успехов и крепкого здоровья вам .
My parents built Hanok (korean traditional house) few years back in Korea and it costs about ten million won per pyong (which is about 35 sq ft) - so according to my crude math it comes to about $220 USD per sq ft. Typical hanok style residential houses are 900~1400 sq ft so that would be about $200k ~ 300k USD to build these.
So cheap 😮
IF, that same house were to be built in the US today it would be worth it at that price. You will have yourself a HOUSE! However the reality is if that same house were to built in the US the price points would be $500000 to $700000! Don't forget the cost of the land, taxes and of course labor. The total cost would be considerably higher.
Wonderful blend of old world design and new world craftsmanship. I would be proud to live in this house.
Все очень профессионально.Очень понравились пластиковые ведра которые можно разгружать по принципу самосвала.У нас в продаже я такие ни где даже не видел!Как они облегчают труд.Можно носить песок на спине ,а не в руках.Это очень хорошее изобретение.
Wonderfully and well designed and constructed house ,should last a lifetime, I admire the design and the skill and dedication of the workers, anyone would be proud to live it it. Thank you for the great video.
Wow the joinery was simply yet amazingly precise. The speed and efficiency of the build team was exemplary as well. I'd love to live in that house after seeing them build it. *_An outstanding demonstration of craftsmanship and engineering!_*
Se van a acabar los bosques con tanta madera.
@@Luis-g. Hemp es la solución.
Yes my thoughts as well, impressive design and build.
@@Luis-g. replanting ;)
Such fine craftsmanship. Everything fits perfectly! I lived in Korea for six years and developed an admiration for the Koreans. Quality is evident in all phases of life. 잘 했어요!
They make it look so easy which is not easy at all.. appreciate the skill and workmanshp of these guys wow..🔥
Process efficiency and skillfulness are amazing. There is a lot to learn from videos like these. Here in India, constructions of individual houses are (also) mostly done using brick, mortar, steel and concrete. The process takes several months, uses too much manual labor, and process efficiency is not given the required consideration, resulting in escalated costs and unnecessary hardship for the workers, though the process seems to have improved quite a bit in recent years (use of earth-moving equipments instead of manual labor to dig for the foundation, use of semi-automated rigs for moving bricks and other construction material to the upper floors, etc). Also, the motivation for using more automation is lacking given the abundance of manual labour (and also perhaps societal considerations that prefer employing manual labor in place of automation because it provides jobs to many).
Indian wage is much cheaper comparing with Japan, Korea, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Singapore, and even China. Most of their construction is manipulated using the machine. Many of them are prefabricated in the factory. You are right about employment is taken into consideration. 😊😊
한옥은 일반 주택에 비해서 비싸다 !~ 돈이 있는 사람들이 건축한다 !~ 평당 시공비 1000만원 30평 정도면 3억 진짜 전통자재를 사용하면 6억은 넘어간다
@@정보훈-x2v 비싸지만 로스엔젤레스나 홍콩과 비교했을 때. 여전히 괜찮습니다. 정보 주셔서 감사합니다.
How common are individual single family homes in india? All my friends who come from india always tell me they come from like city high rise type places and apartments built from all concrete & steel.
@@ubacow7109 It depends on individual cities and their population densities - a metropolitan city like Mumbai (Mumbai population density: 28,185 people per square kilometer, or 73,000 people per square mile [1]) which has seen immigration for a very long time (from other places in the country because of better job prospects), high-rise apartments are everywhere and individual family homes are unaffordable here for all but the very wealthy (unless the residential plot of land was bought several decades ago, and got passed down through inheritance). In a city like Bangalore where I'm from, individual residential plots of land were not really very unaffordable until about the year 2000 when IT-led job-market boom led to immigration and rise in median household incomes and the concomitant soaring in the real-estate prices necessitating construction of high-rise apartments (also, many immigrants in the city prefer these apartments for reasons of perceived security). Since 2000, residential land prices in Bangalore have increased and bordering on unaffordable for most, except in the rural-like city outskirts. In Bangalore, most natives still live in individual family homes while living in high-rise apartments has become a trend increasingly since 2000.
[1] tinyurl.com/yzmpg8va
A mão de obra qualificada é a alma da construção. No Brasil poucos são os profissionais de excelência. Parabéns, um vídeo que merece ser visto por todos.
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Amazing Korea... great engineering & craftsmanship... respect from Thailand... 🙏🙏🙏
i like that everything is pre-made in a factory. everything is cut by machine so you know it's precise and consistent. then all you gotta do is assembly.
Isso não é uma edificação. É uma obra de fina arte. SENSACIONAL.
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Verdade! Bom gosto e estilosa.
Criatividade, paciência e talento é igual a uma obra de arte. Parabéns aos construtores.
The Korean people they re so genius to work in things like this. Is a type of construction shall be preserve. Congratulations
I wonder how long it takes to build house like this in Korea? What are the costs, materials and labour. Great work, skilled workers.
Looked like 3 days from bare slab to ready to render.
@@MooKau_ lots of work to be done preparing the wood though.
@@gigel99324yeah, but thats all offsite, and not on this video.
Người Hàn Quốc và người Nhật làm nhà gỗ thì tuyệt vời . Mái nhà và sàn gỗ nhìn rất thích .
Người Hàn Quốc xây dựng nhà bằng gỗ là số một. Kiểu dáng họ làm rất sang trọng 🇰🇷👍
Napaganda mo nman mam
Super genial 👌😮😮 me quedé asombrada por la presicion de los corte y como todo encajaba perfectamente, uo de niña vivi en una casa de madera y me gustsba mucho peto me gustatia tener una como esa se ve muy original y hermosa...... Cuanto costara haser una casa asi aqui en México 🇲🇽 saludos desde San Luis Potosí México
Franchement pour ce que je vois là si t'es un peu bricoleur ça ne doit pas te coûter une fortune
peace courage 😉
watching from Bangladesh, the technics is so impressed to me, It's a Proper idea, unique designs Update model....
I love the architectural design: the technology of the walls in this house, the result is very soft and delicate, it is a work of art.
I am astonished at the beauty and genius engineering of bring old and new building together to create a home that respects the wisdom of ancient and modern ancestors. This house reflects the sweat of the Korean craftsman and the remarkable talent of the engineer.
I agree, but I have noticed too meny stress fractures in the wood. Did you see them? Although I would still love to have a house similar to this one here in L.A.
@@brendaowens2466I'd rather live in a house in Korea with a few stress fractures in the wood then ever set foot in stinky L.A. 😂
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bravo
mais vous avez detruit toute une forêt entière
@@brendaowens2466 Well it has been approved for usage by an engineer so it must be acceptable
Wspaniały dom , wspaniałew wykonanie i wspaniali koreańscy fachowcy ! Pozdrowienia z Polski . My domy w tej technologii budowaliśmy setki lat temu ale to było podyktowane biedą i ciężkim klimatem ale nasze domy nie były tak duże i piękne .
Safi san
I am amazed by their design and engineering. I’ve never seen a construction like this! Fantastic!❤
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The supreme art of the wooden house is the Javanese joglo house
Please help me out to join
@@shanedevon6447 Its in metric.
Похоже на немецкую технологию фахверк
I would love to see the inside of this house. It is a wonderful workmanship.
Meu Deus, eu nunca vi um modelo de casa igual; as. Técnicas são incríveis vou mandar fazer uma dessa para mim aqui no Brasil.👏👏👏
Que trabajo más hermoso bien hecho por los maestros pocas veces visto en mi país, la precisión y cortes de las maderas para el encaje de las mismas, la utilización de los materiales dignos de ser copiados acá en mi país CHILE 🇨🇱 gracias me gustó la construcción mis felicitaciones por la linda 🏡.
They isolate the roof with rice husk charcoal??? Its because is cheaper or better than other types of insulation???
Acho linda a arquitetura dos orientais ainda terei uma casa desse Nível aqui no meu lindo Brasil para guardo eu estiver sentada em minha varanda tomando café e contemplando o meu jardim me senti como se estivesse sempre aí na Coréia do Sul. Obrigada por postar um trabalho tão lindo. Parabéns. A todos que participaram desse lindo vídeo.
What a beautiful creation! And also the natural resource utilization is amazing.
Very beautiful house, love the style. There are some very clever techniques that are super simple. The beforehand planning is key to the success of the end result.
Beautyfull house,nice contrast with the solid wood and the white walls!Also very natural building materials!
Trabalho incrível, vocês são muito profissional e talentosos. Ficou belíssimo parabéns 👏👏👏🇧🇷👏🇧🇷🇧🇷
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nice houses!!! building so efficiently they make it look easy!!! the walls int./ext finishes and insulation systems look very interesting!!!
🔨🏡🇰🇷 When it comes to building houses with wood, the Koreans truly excel! Their craftsmanship is impeccable, resulting in stunning and sophisticated designs. It's fascinating to witness the process of creating a beautiful Korean-style house, showcasing the skill and expertise of the carpenters involved. The attention to detail and the dedication they put into their work is truly admirable. Kudos to the talented individuals behind this remarkable construction! 👍
@Meta Tech,
It sounds like you know about this building process; if so, could you please post a few words about the different materials used, for example, the black granular insulation used inside the roof, as well as the type of wood used for framing.
I would also like to know about the clays used on the exterior and interior walls.
What kind of flooring is traditionally used inside?
And finally, what would you estimate to be the cost of building that home? Materials, labor, etc.
Thank you 😊
We need more homes like this in the USA.
Big respect to the building craftsmen who worked together with skill and harmony! 🌺
Quá tỷ mỉ thật là tuyệt vời
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If you build a house out of wood, you have to mention China
You still have not seen the Japanese build houses like that. It is exemplary.
From the hanok to the red clay, you can feel the Korean sentiment👍
Beautiful work! The 한옥 matches the Korean landscape perfectly.
The straggering amount of meticulous planning for pre-fabrication/ pre-processing of materials is just mind-blowing. Every edge and angle fits snugly. I particularly loved the structural work and roofing. I think I am going to remember this house for forever!
After studying Japanese building for years, I was really thrilled to be able to study Korean post and beam construction. Really unique! This video taught me a lot.
I can imagine that it is very difficult to find the talent that understands this level of detail in another country or culture. You can design anything, however if the workmen have no experience or the appropriate tools, it ain't gonna work. Too often design must be down-graded to match the available tools and skills of the workforce.@@david-ow3nv
這才是木材建材的與自然界泥塑結構及奥妙組合，鑲崁式工法“渾然天成”綠建築的精典敬佩之作。
Absolutely Beautiful! The United States home builders could learn from this process of home building. Its gorgeous and built to last.😍😄
There are US builders who build timber frame houses with mortise and tenon joinery. And it was standard a long time ago. But stick built is much less expensive
This is unreal. What beautiful and masterful techniques.
A fantastic job and architecture! Very admirable. Well done! Greetings from Europe. 💚
This is a different level of house construction. An amazing system. I love the simplicity, unique style of building with stunning results.👍👍👍❤❤❤
Jamaica, and America build like this? This video made me cry. I'm just in complete awe of how quick they're building this home. You can even see that it's built sturdy, and it looks amazing. I'm just in shock of amazement.
American homes are not built like this. Plastic and thin wood with tarpaper roofs. Not even all states require insulation. This house is ten times more stable and well built than American homes.
@@sorbenjamin7695 Exactly
It's ok but no illustrations of all the materials used. What's make s the walls panels? Can someone educate me pliz
*언젠가는 내 집을 가질 수 있기를 진심으로 바랍니다) 비록 작더라도) 모두에게 같은 것을 기원합니다)* 😊😊😊
내진은 바라는건 아니지만 지진으로인한 횡이동시 기초와 주초 그리고 기둥이 어떻게 버텨줄지가 궁금합니다. ㅠㅠ 기초위에 돌놓고 돌위에 그냥 기둥을 엄버 놓는식이면 ... 뭔가 잡아주는게 없어보이는데 왜케 붏안해보이죠 ㅠㅠ
원래 영상에 나온 주춧돌?처럼 완전 매끈한거 사용하는게 아니라 주춧돌로 사용될 화강암의 윗면부분의 자잘자잘한 돌기나 곡선따라 기둥바닥을 깎아서 세웁니다. 그래서 오래된 한옥이나 절보면 화강암에 박혀있는듯한 기둥을 볼수있죠. 비싼 궁궐이나 양반집은 화강암 2차가공해서 이쁘게 주춧돌 만들지만 일반집들은 대충 주춧돌처럼 생기면 그 굴곡따라 나무아래를 깎았습니다. 돌을 깎는 수고보다 차라리 나무 아랫면을 깎는게 수고가 덜하니깐요.
Самый лучший вариант дома!!! Всё из природных материалов , технологично и со вкусом! Щитовые коробочки рядом не стояли. Это шедевр, лучше не бывает. Уважение и чтобы каждый так жил!
ну да ну да, ты видать долек от строительства.
гвозди на вылет в ветро и пароизоляцию))
И тут два диванных строителя))) знают всё и вся
@@Dimik102 не поверете, но действительно настоящий, хороший строитель, разбираюсь в монтаже и отделке с дизайном.
Belíssimo trabalho. Qual a durabilidade dessa madeira? Saudações do 🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷
Em países frios como o lá dura várias décadas,,,
@@adrianocaldeira2932 такие здания стоят сотни лет
Ridiculously good. I wish Americans built more things like this.
Yeah, we slam together crappy mobile homes and call it good. We've lost all pride of craftmanship in this country. Now we are a third-world country that everybody looks down on. That sure didn't take long.
@@Firedog-ny3cq You’re absolutely correct
А сколько же он стоит, чисто экологический дом и крыша покрыта черепками, наверное, воздух в таком доме всегда чистый, я хотела сказать, что дышать легко, очень интересно было узнать о таком.
nunca vi uma construção de uma maneira tão incrível ,de uma grandeza nunca vista gostaria de construir uma casa dessa pra mim e ao mesmo tempo recomendar parabéns vocês são sensacionais
Most of the "Carpentry" occurred offsite, this was a wonderful display of assembling a kit home, these guys have done this a few times, amazing how fast a house goes up when it is all prepped. Very little waste or cleanup is needed. The true craftsmanship and artistry are in the plaster/stucco work and some beautiful trowel ing too.
This house was built in a shop just like our timber frame homes
You are right , all the carpentry materials fit perfect in a large shipping container
집이라기 보다 잘 만들어진 가구 같습니다. 모든과정에서 정교함이 놀랍습니다. 미국 집 짓는걸 많이 봤는데, 훨씬 더 높은 기술이 들어간 한옥입니다. 이런집 평생에 한번 가지고 싶네요.
Very good Brasil 🇧🇷
Muito bem projetada , que perfeição. 👏👏👏👍
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Очень понравился дом и технология строительства. И рабочие молодцы! ❤
Мне показалось кстати, что дерево без обработки))) И что это фракция угля в крыше?
@@MrTheDeathKing там похоже не на уголь, а шелуху от подсолнуха
и что хотели бы жить на Дальнем Востоке или Сибири в таком доме?
@@Ribak_na_Tanke а почему нет, при соответствующем утеплении! иначе к чему ваш вопрос под видео постройки дома в стране с другим климатом?
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переводчик комментариев выдал следующее
"сжигания на древесном угле побочных продуктов переработки риса"
Neuvěřitelně krásné dívat se jak roste stavba,úžasní profesionálové!!!!!!🖐️👍👍👍👍👍👍👋👋👋👋
Everything done very safely. Congratulations! 🇧🇷👏🏻
Great construction! Traditional building is very beautiful
Wow, es hermoso el cuidado que tienen a los detalles, lo hacen ver tan fácil, mis respetos.
So much better than a standard American home. Love the framing.
The homes in the US seem to be designed to blow away during a thunderstorm.
Exactly, in the United States not having many mountains causes tornadoes, in these Asian countries nature has been more preserved and they don't have that problem, personally I like Asian houses better
@@gabelomong9415clearly you know nothing about the US, we don't have mountains?????
@@jamesvuk9761 He did state "not having many mountains" to be fair but I think he was comparing to Asia overall as far as mountain-to-land area, proportionally. It makes sense in that case.
@@jamesvuk9761 Yes, of course, I know more than you, the mountains they have were stolen from the Mexicans and the Indians, only that most of where they live is flat, and there is the detail that they suffer from tornadoes and other climatic factors, but what do I know more about? that you do know, even things that you can not imagine about us jjjjjjjjjjjjjj
Beautiful!! Absolute dedication to meticulous precision to detail and aesthetics!
We should allow about 1000 of these workers to come over to the UK and build the houses we so badly need!
One thing is for sure, you will not see a single leaking roof from these guys!!
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I'm literally speechless...such an amazing craftsmanship...you guys are awesome!!!!!!
Молодцы. Работа выполнена на высоком уровне 👍
이건 뭐 하나의 예술품이네요.
최근 기술력으로 가공을 하다 보니 예전에 비해서는 쉽고 빈틈없이 딱딱 맞게 조립이 가능하고
그럼에도 몇몇 부분은 과거에서 부터 내려온 전통적인 방식을 고수하는 방식도 보이네요.
This is simply amazing. I wish we built houses like this in my part of Africa.
Beautiful work and stunning results! Just two questions...what was the mulch-looking stuff put into the roof before the top tiles were put into place, and were the main vertical peices of the frame ever connected to the cement foundation? It looked like the whole house is just resting on the slab..
Charred rice husks. I guess very lightweight with good insulation values. Great use of a readily available raw material that would otherwise go to waste. Pretty sure the house framing “floats” and isn’t anchored.
기둥을 고정시키지 않는 이유는 목조 골조구조라 외부환경요인에 따라 나무는 수축과 이완을 하므로 기둥을 고정시킬 경우 집전체가 뒤틀릴 우려가 있어 그렇습니다. 이완과 수축에 여유를 둔것입니다.
In the event of an earthquake the house will not crumble but dances...(?)...what is the material they use for the wall panels before cementing/mudding i noticed they use sliced bamboo to hold whatever in the panels (good idea). How do they achored the wall to the main beam (nails??).
@@donlod322 한국은 지진발생이 거의 없습니다 현대 고층건물이나 콘크리트구조물의 경우 내진설계를 반영합니다만 단층 목조구조는 4모서리중 두곳에만 고정하거나 중심 기둥에만 고정하는 경우가 있습니다 벽패널은 대나무 격자 구조속에 펠트섬유 내장재인거 같습니다. 목재조각을 양사이드에 넣어 틈을 맞추고 못으로 고정시킵니다.
@@jincloony please translate into english. I dont know why the translation funcition here is not available....and i cant copy your text so i can go to google translate but the copy text function is also unvailable here....
Was it crashed charcoal they put on the roof as insulator? 😮
It's my very 1st time to see it used that way.❤
I hope there would be English texts to describe the used materials & its purpose, if not in the video at least in the description box. It would have been very informative & helpful.
This is very interesting to me.❤
Imagine in time that insulation gets loose and leak in the home continuously.
It's called chaff charcoal.
In Japanese, it's called kun charcoal.
It is one of the byproducts of rice milling.
It has a porous structure that allows it to breathe and purify.
It also has a humidity control function and can hold up to 680% of its own moisture.
So it can be used as a building insulator to make your home more comfortable.
It's not the charcoal of wood. Looking at the writing on the outside of the wrapper, it says rice husk. The husks of rice are made like charcoal. It is a very lightweight natural insulation.
@@lifelab415hmm...that's even more interesting if those were rice husks!
I've never seen or heard it charred before to be honest. I don't think we char rice husks here in the Philippines.
I only got knowledge of charred wood, & that we have a lot, used for cooking.
Thank you for the response & to the other person below. Learnt something new today. 😊🫠
In my experience of having built ,lived in few decent homes that still exist in my family possession and will not give up but pass on to future generations, it's best to keep maintainable and not to complicated.That black stuff (rice or charcoal) should ever be caused to leak through the ceiling spell trouble similar to woodworm dust.
Beautiful house, congratulações from Brasil!
This is magnificent. The incorporation of new materials and techniques into traditional designs is excellent.
Que trabalho magnifico, saudação do Brasil. . Que trabalho magnífico. Casa ficou linda..
Я тоже в восторге от этого дома 😊
Kasih kabar induk
Tem muita arte e técnica envolvida ... que capricho nível hard !
Eu tenho um orgulho imenso desses caras ,uma perfeição incrível o amor na profissão é tudo parabéns por me dá a chance de ver o trabalho de vocês, obrigado 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
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PHENOMENAL CRAFTSMANSHIP!!!!! PHENOMENAL HOME CONSTRUCTION ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
The UA-camr's commitment to community building is truly inspiring.
Good 👍
I was a builder for 30 years; this process is absolutely extraordinary...thx for sharing.
Truly amazing, neat design, extraordinary concept, and all professional workers, in our country Indonesia🇮🇩 there has not been such a good process yet.
How is the building secured to the concrete base?
by wishful thinking.
Maravilhosa ficou vcs sao bons e inteligentes meus parabéns pra toda equipe sucesso
This is art in its purest form! Absolutely beautiful!!!
I love the way and neatness with which they dedicate themselves to their jobs and the discipline in the execution of the work, congratulations!
Niesamowici ludzie , oglądam pełen podziwu dla nich
Nhìn sườn nhà là mình biết rất chất lượng. Ở một thế kỷ là chuyện bình thường 🇰🇷👍
Trabalho muito minucioso, encaixe perfeito. Muito linda.
Хорошо совместили современные технологии с традиционными, очень гармонично получилось
What a beautiful building! Congratulations to every worker. Greetings from the Argentinian Patagonia.
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영상 흥미롭게 감상했네요.
간혹 다른 한옥 건축영상을 보긴 했지만 특이한 부분(?)도 느껴집니다.
지붕에 몇 겹으로 처리하는(왕겨숯? 등) 것도 신기하고, 부분부분 오랜 경험과 노하우가 녹아진 손놀림도 인상적입니다.
예전부터 궁금했던 점 중의 하나는~
한옥을 지탱하는 메인 기둥이 주춧돌 위에 얹혀있는 듯 보여지는데 별도로 추가 고정은 없이 건축물 중량으로만 지지되나요?
그리고 기왓장도 그냥 포개(? 물론 끼움도 곁들지만)놓던데, 태풍 시 날아갈 가능성은 없는가요?
암튼 굿입니다.^^
한옥이 아님 그냥 중량 목구조
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아~ 그런가요?^^
@@유일향 한옥디자인 건 맞으니까. 세부 건축법은 시대에 따라 발전하는 기술 만큼 달라지는 법이니, 100% 전통 방법이 아니라고 한옥이 아니라고 할 필요는 없지 않을까?
@@plantece 한옥은 아니지..그냥 한옥이 가지는 몇몇 요소들을 차용한것.. 너 님 처럼 생긴 마네킹 만들고 전동모터로 움직이게 한 걸 두부멘탈 이라 부르는 격.
주춧돌 위에 기둥을 세우는 방식은 통상 3가지 입니다..
1.주춧돌에 홈을 파고(돌을 쪼아서)기둥 세우기
2.평 주줏돌에 기둥 세우기
3.주춧돌과 기둥을 철물로 연결하기
3가지 방식 모두,자중과 마찰력을 이용하는것으로,철물은 장식요소를 더하는 겁니다.
한옥지붕은 경사도가 그저 빗물 눈을 위함이 아니고,공기역학적으로 바람이 지붕을 누르게 됩니다.
태풍에 기왓장도 날아갑니다.다만,한반도에서는 기왓장이 날아갈 만큼 큰바람의 태풍이 거의 안붑니다..바람에 기왓장이 날아가려면=아주 큰 바람+아래에서 위로 치솟는 돌풍 ..
한옥은 도면+기술서적+명부 등등 여러 자료와 인맥관리사항등이 ,조선말 궁궐의 각종 서류들이 도난 불타며 소실 되었읍니다.
한옥은 한 지역이라고 해도,집의 위치 향 거주인 (여러 고려요소)등등,동일한 주택이 단 하나도 없읍니다..동일한 땅이 없기에 동일한 주택도 없는 것입니다.
(표준)도면으로 지어지는 지금의 개량한옥은 그저 대동소이한 한옥따라하기 이지 한옥이라 할 수 없읍니다.
해당 영상속 주택 또한,그저 한옥이 가지는 몇가지 요소들을 차용한 주택입니다..굳이 한옥이라 명명하려면, 개량한옥 이다 정도.
저 주택이 겪게될 여러가지 변형 과 사소한 하자 등등이,,눈에 선하게 보이네요..거주하는데 큰 문제는 없을 것입니다.
Can they build this in Australia? Really lovely home
That’s what I was thinking! I think it’d be much cheaper
I think it’s possible if you have the design and send it over to Korea to have the framing built and shipped back to Australia
Double the wage,maybe they will
Australia and NZ has one of the worlds worst house designs. And they cost like they are made of gold. Poor quality carpenting , poor insulation, poor structural strength.
Wonder where I can but the design plans
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Looks great and so meticulously assembled, Ton of wood is needed for such a build. How are the columns anchored to the cement pads?