One-week construction time-lapse with closeups: Week 13 of the Ⓢ-series
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- Опубліковано 1 сер 2024
- Week 13 in the ongoing Ⓢ series, which follows the construction of a new 13-story senior living building in San Francisco. This is a #construction #timelapse with various closeups and "sub-time-lapses" at various speeds, condensing the week of April 27 - May 2, 2020, into about 49 minutes.
Most of the closeups are concentrated on Thursday and Friday of this week, just the way it turned out. Although there are some scattered throughout. Monday only has one closeup (causing the video to have somewhat of a slow start) and Wednesday has none, while Thursday has a boatload. Some good views of the concrete pumping high-rise tower on Tuesday.
Trying an experiment on Monday and Thursday with showing the tower crane as an inset in the upper left, since the tower crane is not usually visible as we usually focus on the construction below. Not sure how well it worked out, but worth a try. May or may not continue it, as it adds more work for me! (You may notice flicker in that inset, because it comes from the base time-lapse camera and I didn't have time to run the deflickering software over it, which can take literally many hours of processing time.)
On Tuesday and Thursday nights, and during the day on Monday and Thursday, there's some work going on underneath the street. Possibly removing/replacing some electric power equipment, although I can't say for sure.
A lot of columns go up and get filled with concrete, there's always more rebar, and more shotcrete. Progress continues on the shoring/decking.
There's a drive-by protest parade circling around and around the neighborhood and the site for a while on Friday. Yep, this is one of the few construction time-lapses you see that includes a protest parade (can't call it a march, because they're not marching, they're driving).
And a little bit of fun and fooling around here and there. There were a few minor editing mistakes, but noticed them too late in the process to fix them.
There's no construction work on Saturday, but the camera catches a local "artist" at work on Saturday evening.
Set to a potpourri of music tracks licensed from Audio Network (in chronological order by first appearance):
Femme Fatale - Barrie Gledden, Tim Reilly (1418/4)
Rest Is Noise - William Davies, Edward Nutbrown, Charles Nutbrown (2338/2)
Previous Convictions - Jason Rebello (3369/5)
Rain Song - Igor Dvorkin, Duncan Pittock (1209/2)
Super Fi - Marc Jackson Burrows (3168/9)
To Be Me 3 - Evelyn Glennie, Igor Dvorkin (1193/36)
Dynamite 3 - Per Ljungqvist, George Nakas, Sara Gunnarsson (2784/10)
Have You Heard - Jeff Dale, Tim Reilly, James Scholes (3229/3)
Eagles 2 - Julian Emery, James Irvin (3374/68)
Bully Beef - Tom Quick (1548/3)
Proud Kingdom - Paul Mottram (1877/4)
As usual, you're always welcome to listen to your own playlist instead if you prefer (there's no dialog in the video).
00:00 - Mon (wide shot, tower crane inset)
06:37 - Tue (concrete, forms, misc)
13:42 - Tue night (street work)
14:35 - Wed (wide shot, concrete, forms)
20:09 - Thu (many closeups, tower crane inset)
36:16 - Thu night (street work)
37:17 - Fri (concrete, forms, protest, misc)
48:08 - Closing, Saturday "art", preview
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what is wrong with me been watcing this allnight here in 2024 for the last 8 hours lol
Who else got dizzy watching the ramming end’s viewpoint 🤪
Love watching these videos. Jumping jack bit gave me a giggle.
Thumbs down on tower crane inset
concrete pump tower is genius!
Another video for the best construction channel on UA-cam keep up the great work 👍
The pigeon had a “bird’s eye view”
12:29 I like how you include everyone from sweepers to the coordinator and so forth.👏
I am also a construction worker. But I have not worked at works like this. Your video is very good and helpful to me. Thank you wishing you lots of health
wathing this series makes me realize how much prep work for materials is done off-site and I can not even imagine how much coordination and administrative work it takes behind the scenes to get everything scheduled right to flow in order.
Good morning from the U.K. we know it Sunday morning!
I’m glad you were there when the captain ordered ramming speed! Armor-like toe shields on that operator!
Hello H C, another great video showing that it is coming together. It was very busy as always. The crane shots gave us an idea how busy it was and all credit to the operator for keeping his concentration at 100%. Slowly but surely the concrete pour begins in stages. Great work and thanks for sharing. The site is keeping up with the medical checks so I hope everyone including all at H C continues to stay safe 😷
Utterly fascinating. Got a good laugh with the jiggling vid watching the guy running the jumping jack. And yes, that's exactly how they feel when you are running one...toe protection over the shoes is a first for me.
I'm going back to week 1 and compare to week 13 and be like wow! Back at week 13 ,That's progress but I'm sure they are on week 18 currently i look forward to that its a great thing you film ahead so you never get behind
Love your time-lapse ive watched them all thank you
These videos seem incomprehensibly complex to me. Like watching a large ant colony or wasp nest. So many people working on so many different things - from the crane operator, to the guys climbing rebar, to the sweepers and traffic directors. Mesmerizing. I'd love to learn how all this is organized & tasks laid out.
39:39 this pigeon has a birds eye view of all the action 🐦🐦
Love these videos 👍
thank you! very great!
Brilliant cant wait ........ :) stay safe
28:45 love the video editing, really gives you the shakes 😊
funny edits! Loved the hammer thing you did!! :)
Great video my friend, ty
смотрю с первого эпизода :) это подписка и лайки всегда, однозначно...
спасибо за видео и удачи!
It would be great if your footage gave that "Artist" the recognition he needs. If you know what I mean!!!
that was cool effect on the jumping jack, switching perspective.
Also what was that under right front corner where they compacting the fill. Looked like electric vault, the other night didnt they pull some transformers out of it after hours.
The 'swingset' reveal reminded me of Raiders of the Lost Ark when Toht brings out the hanger for his overcoat.
Yeah I think I'll join you next week. 😁
acabando de ver aqui do Brasil as 22:36 pm do dia 06/06/2020, pelo jeito o vídeo não só está correndo o mundo como os Estados Unidos, no vim do vídeo chegou um grafiteiro dando o seu show, PARABÉNS PELO VÍDEO E A TODOS TRABALHADORES AMERICANOS um abraço e até a próxima...
The stamper machine was good. That's a hard job if your into having your arms and torso vibrating for 20 min after. Lol
28:33 lol! Keep us on our toes
I clicked "like" as soon as I saw the reference to the Bat'leth xDDDDD (although I was going to click "like" anyway). Thank you for sharing these videos! I don't know why, but I love watch them!! Regards from Spain
qatlho' ! (Although I understand true Klingons almost never say that.)
My favourite songs are; ‘To be me 3’ and ‘Trouble comes’, although I haven’t heard the latter for a few weeks. The music adds a real something (je ne sais quois?)to the video.
Love your work and thank you for all your hard work. Tower crane maybe every couple of weeks for a quick shot. I wouldn't miss it though. Loved the acquiring target incert. Did you get that from the contractor? Compactor jiggle was fun but a little too long, I got dizzy.
When will you install the other cameras for more views?
Another great editing job. Love the rammer and the target acquisition pieces. Also great shots of using shotcrete on the outside walls. I've never seen that done.
I understand the interest in getting in the crane, but I vote against the inserts. They don't seem worthwhile to me and feel a little intrusive to me, even though there's not much of interest in that corner of the view.
Hey CW - Yeah, I was trying to find some way to fit the crane in, because I know some people miss it. But the general consensus by the majority so far seems to be to leave it out. Easier for me to leave it out. We'll see!
I lost it at the "rammer head view". I needed that laugh.
LOL 24:47
Nice effects at 26:40
The jumping jack montage hurt my brain.
Then go and visit a hospital.
super.
By the way, the sawing the street it's(week 13) called coring and that was for the main water line and gas hydro and so forth so you know. No big deal...!!! You doing an awesome job with the video shoot.
Enjoyed as always
Are they making a parking garage. Its tuff to tell. Keep up the great work
Supposedly a retirement home.
I wanna be a rammer operator in 22nd century :D cool
#شكراااااااااااااااا...
super
good video. I think it would be important to show in more detail the work that is done in construction. When we watch time lapse videos, 1 minute is enough, 45 minutes is a lot. I should mix it with video of close-up work.
👍 👍 👍
32:06 Они накрыли припаркованную машину, чтобы не испачакать!
What was 08:10?
What's going on with the underground utility vault at the lower right corner? at 14:25 they removed what looks like several large transformers. I never saw them replaced before they covered the vault up again. At 36:55 they put in some small pieces of equipment, but nothing that would replace the transformers, I'd think.
I have no definite knowledge, not having any connection to the project. But this is my guess. The old building that was there before got its power from that location (you can see it during the demolition over on my "Hotel Demolition" channel). I suspect the new building will be getting its power from the left side somewhere, since there was no evidence of any power going in on the lower right when the concrete was poured. I suspect they were removing old equipment no longer needed since the old building was demoed. I have seen some old (probably obsolete) plans for the new building that show a room marked "transfer switch" over on the left, side so I suspect the power will be coming in from the left side, perhaps in one of those places they've been digging up the street. Just a guess on my part.
@@HospitalConstruction Thanks. That make sense.
Also, those transformers may have been utility owned and removed since they were no longer needed. The new building transformers may be inside the basement of the new building with high voltage lines coming in from the street. They may also have been removed because they contained old hazardous materials like lead lined cables or pcb transformer oil.
@@HospitalConstruction Transfer switch may refer to the proposed location of what is known as an ATS, or Automatic Transfer Switch, that handles cut out of commercial utilities and cut in of a backup power generator during power outages. That would typically be located with the rest of the electrical line gear. Something like Senior living would very likely include that due to potential need of emergency power for medical monitoring gear for the residents, power for the lights and elevators, etc.
USA elevator shaft, Europe lift shaft 😉😁
What's the tamping ram do exactly?
It compacts the soil so it won't settle under the concrete sidewalk and cause it to crack.
You need an Epilipsy warningon screen just before you start playing with stabilizing filters on that rammer. Was very close to setting me off.
Point taken. I'll keep that in mind.
@@HospitalConstruction Otherwise, awesome as usual. Thanks for listening.
I wonder if this building is all concrete or going to put steel farming
My guess, and I do not have a construction background, it all concrete. I make this guess because if steel were going to be used, they would use from the start.
What happens to all the concrete left in the long tube from the pumping tower and from the concrete pump near the delivery truck for that matter.
You can see the pump truck sometimes empty the pipe back into the delivery truck. I didn't see what the tower did.
They flush it out, either back into the last concrete truck, or into plastic "swimming pools" or sometimes flat metal bins and then the leftovers are discarded. In some prior episodes all of those approaches were visible.
@@HospitalConstruction Thanks for info.
very nice video, on which road is the building made?
This is at the corner of Van Ness Avenue and O'Farrell Street in San Francisco. Van Ness is at the bottom of the picture.
@@carldaniel6510 thanks my friend !!!
The street in the foreground is Van Ness Ave.
Do what does that second floor sheeting connect to ?
47:00
hopes and prayers
Week 13 thumbs Up . But I still Miss all that beautiful Dirt.
"Cancel rent", more money for gas... :-(
43:41 a stupid action by these city residents with the cars - there is already enough particulate matter and CO2 in the air
43:50 Cancel everything. back to the caves back to the spears back to stone axes Life was so simple then and short too...
Why use shotcrete instead of a mold??
I wondered about that too. They are using that only on the outside walls. They are forming all the interior walls. Must be cheaper, but it doesn't look like it.
26:40 “jumping jack”
Fragarbai yeah that’s what we call it here in the Southwest US states, they called it a whacker when I was working in Georgia.
Я успел увидеть как дерево распустилось ,😂
First
Maybe, but now your last.
I watched your first series and waved some criticism, even though in this series you have made fewer mistakes yet still seem to trial off subject. My only honest criticism would to ask you to stay on the task of construction. You have a channel and could easily edit or cover social issues/events and post them separately. Also stick to a single filter, it my sound picky, but it does hurt the eyes (particularly when your color blind.) I actually at one time asked the wife if there was something wrong with my device. Last and again an opinion, but could you remove the crane shot? In all, I really do enjoy your channel and do look forward the next episode,
28:25 starting to 🤮
I do not watch this channel to see cars driving by!
Oh, get a grip.
He has had some raw videos a few years back where he was filming some iron workers working in real time, maybe he will do that again we will see hopefully,either way I'm enjoying these videos im a construction man my my self i grossed $92,500 last year as a union plumber in these high rises in beautiful downtown Los Angeles
The demonstrators are all part of the flavour of this construction and adds to the video, in my opinion.
no political parades
«I hope you enjoyed this episode...»
- Sorry, but not. I already wanted to ask you stop using this crazy filters if i see that on this one here. But you improved yourself and adding strobo (which mostly using for stabilisation of course).
I catch that for a half of second, and that was enough to stress my eyes for half a hour, until they stop jumping. Be more loyal please.
If you try to learning or get research and experiments (on using filters), make that not for mass public please. There was a reason why no one use that things in movies. But to be clarify, that things very popular in medicine, for stressing eyes or brain to catch problems.
- Thanks for video. And thanks for understanding.
I'll try to complete that video later.