It's one thing to build arches, that isn't too taxing, but to build *EVEN* arches that meet up nicely without any guides or forms completely by eye? That's skill.
Mi papá hermoso era maestro albañil, y por éso sé muy bien que su trabajo es en mi opinión el más pesado, el pleno rayo del sol, sus manos estaban llenas de callos, y su cara quemada por el sol, por éso admiro y les tengo un cariño muy especial a éstos artistas de la cuchara!!!
It doesn't really matter what the skill is, but I could watch skilled people work at their craft all day. I know nearly nothing about bricklaying, but I know this guy is supremely skilled and it is a joy to watch.
Como Catalan me encanta ver como este arte ha llegado tan lejos y se domina a la perfección. Cosa que aquí en Catalunya ya es muy difícil de encontrar a profesionales capacitados para realizar estos trabajos. Bravo!
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En Mexico los trabajadores de la construcción son muy buenos la verdad. Tenemos la herencia de los grandes constructores españoles y de nuestros indígenas que construyeron pirámides Por eso somos los mejores del mundo. En estados unidos siempre competimos con los mejores del mundo y siempre ganamos. Humildemente jaja
Yo soy albañil. Pero este tipo de trabajo nunca lo hice. Todos tenemos nuestras habilidades con la cuchara . Pero estos albañiles estan en un nivel superior. Felicitaciones maestros 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
To be completely honest, this isn't close to OSHA compliant, in most cases I think they go way to far in most things but this is partly the reason why workplace death and dismemberment is a lot higher in second and especially third world countries, I think this is in Mexico? I don't dispute that the mason was a master though.
That’s because your an idiot, I see this all the time, and even 10 times better than this guy while building defying gravity tricks. You’re just an overall loser.
This is pure skill. No angle grinders, no tape measure, dunking the brick in the water and not getting the mortar all over the face, the quickness, not worrying about the joint work until it matters. Man just getting the angles right by cutting the brick with the trowel is hella impressive.
No. You obviously have no idea what building standards and compliance to a trade are. This is some of the shonkiest messy work ive ever seen a brickie do. This crew would be fired on most sites.
@@lenkaido1357 if you smart, you can doing, if you still complaining like third world country, you one who immature childish who being mad on comments section, this building roof is already did it from centuries past just like Europe buildings history, meh I don't care if you mad or salty
@@mackash I’m. It saying they are master masons working at the highest level - I just said they are very good at this specific skill. This type of brick work is cool imo… even though it may not be up to OSHA standard lol
I worked for a mexican bricklayer as a mortarman and he tought me everything about bricklahing and stone masonry. I do my own littld side work doing mailboxes, walkways, patios and fireplaces. It is a time tried skill that once you just do it, you learn how to make your back not hurt so much at the end of the day
A European pretentious cunt would do 10% of this Craftsmanship and demand 9000% the pay. Somehow they convinced us that our effort is worth less than theirs.
Maestro no tengo palabras... admiro su trabajo y que gusto da verlo....Gaston de argentina..algún día me gustaría tener la misma mano de obra como usted maestro
I've been a mason all my life and I enjoy watching other mason's doing their craft. There is a certain amount of satisfaction in having the ability to do something that very few people can do. They make this look easy but it's not.
I was bummed out at the end when they covered up the bricks from the outside, I thought they were just going to mortar it from the top, clean it up and seal it against water to leave the beauty of the natural brick for all to see from the outside. 🤷🏻♂️ Then they built the wall on the perimeter and I'm like, oh, ok, can't see it now anyway.
Tengo ya 45 años de albañil. Empecé en concreto luego ladrillo y block un poco de mosaico, enjarre y piedra artificial y natural de todo tipo. Mis respetos para estos albañiles y su trabajo
Mis respetos para estas personas, mi padre se dedica también a la albañilería y por eso se que es un trabajo muy desgastante físicamente, por eso me siento muy orgulloso de mi viejo.
+TOYOTA TUNDRA muchas gracias amigo, no es solo porque sea mi padre sino que el ya tiene mas de 30 años con este oficio, imagino que tu hermano también ha de ser muy bueno en su trabajo, de hecho las personas que se dedican a esto deberían de ser respetadas ya que es un trabajo muy pesado y no cualquiera aguanta el ritmo.
+Ramon RG .amigo si q es un jale muy desgastante y aparte de mucha resposabilidad q a veces no es gratificado como deveria ,yo conosi a un maestro de hobra q no sabia leer ni escribir solo sabia los numeros nesesarias para contruir ,saludos a ti y a tu viejo todo palante pa
Im self employed as a general contractor. Whenever my ego is overinflated i watch a video like this and its completely deflated and im brought back down to earth.
Cualquier cosa que pueda decir ahora renuaria tanta perfección..... Simplemente maravilloso, felicidades por el trabajo, hermoso y perfecto. Tengo orgullo de ser mexicana cuando veo cosas como estas.
Muy orgulloso de saber que eres Mexicano.... Trabajo muy impresionante....ojala te contraten para muchas obras....y NO DES PRECIOS BARATOS.....SABE APRECIAR TU TRABAJO... Felicidades!!!!
Como crees el mal baratar su arte,algo que tú no puedes hacer y lo quieres pagar a un bajo costo. Por Dios!!! Valora y paga lo justo,honor a quien lo merece
@luwe ue pues no encuentro noticias de que colapse una boveda de este tipo especificamente en queretaro...hay construcciones que no aplican dependiendo de la región evidentemente, pero no por eso le das dislike, es ilógico.
Excepcional trabajo, Magnifico, me parece asombroso esa calidad profesional, en el dia de hoy que hay mucha maquina y poco profesional., Que se mantenga ese sistema de construir bóbedas de Cataluña y que grande Mexico, saludos desde las islas Canarias, amigos.
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Now that is SKILL. I have been around masons my whole life and never seen anything like this. Master Mason skills as well as artistic ability. YOU ARE THE MAN my friend!
Que barbaridad! Es un verdadero privilegio tener la virtud de poder hacer ese tipo de construcciones! Ellos no son albañiles, son los verdaderos constructores del mundo... Muchas felicidades y muchas gracias por compartir su trabajo... Vivan protegidos siempre por el manto de la Suprema Creación!
Uy ahora entiendo por que se les llama Maestros, que obra de arte tan majestuoso y en verdad me impresionaron, en el momento que tenga el dinero suficiente quiero un techo igual. Dios los bendiga y gracias por compartir.
@@The_Conspiracy_Analyst Read the description. Not the title. Mexican phone number. Beside the fact that they were listening to Mexican regional music on a Mexican radio station. This is not the Philippines.
I agree with the comment from Carlos. Also in regard to the brand of the trowel it's probably locally made or some cheap brand like Trupper or Tool [insert any generic word here].
NOW THAT IS SUPER IMPRESSIVE. I AM AMAZED AT THE SKILL HE IS USING, I WOULD HAVE NEVER BEEN ABLE TO LAY A BRICK IN MID AIR WITH OUT IT FALLING DOWN. THATS A GREAT SKILL TO HAVE AND KNOW.
God trader i am/was a brick layer. That type of skill is not allowed in the u.s code rule and regulations u know. plus ive tried the mixture every wich way it and it does not stick, it must b the mortar or cement their using in Mexico. But yea maybe ur right, it just might b practice after all practice makes perfection. Thanks
Rick Salazar ahhhh so thats the trick. Thanks bro now i know how to build me a dome, just incase of a nuclear holocaust not that it will help me, but a nice shelter from the bad climate would b nice.
@@ricksalazar5602hey let me ask some ques- do what about when it rains? The water looks like it will rest in between the domes. How do they manage rain? How did they get elec fixture in the ceiling in that office? And… this seems like much more work than a normal wood truss ceiling. Why not do normal wood ceiling?
SE VE QUE ESTE SEÑOR ES TODO UN PROFESIONAL Y SABE LO QUE HACE...REALMENTE ADMIRABLE...DE LOS POCOS VIDEOS QUE NO SOLO HE MIRADO COMPLETO SI NO QUE LO HE VISTO VARIAS VECES...UN GENIO.
que talento más grande les dió Dios sólo los que trabajamos en construcción sabemos lo difícil que es hacer ese trabajo es pesado quiere mucha paciencia y mucha dedicación Dios bendiga a todos los albañiles del mundo
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Pues mis respetos para estos señores, yo no soy ni arquitecto, ni albañil, sólo los admiro y les aplaudo para que sigan haciendo sus cosas bien...eso si es amor al arte, que bien que existen, para darnos techo.
I call that "Perfect" an old brick laying technic, which is in nearly forgotten. Keeps your house cool without Aircon . Wish ppl in Europe would learn that again.
@[The] White Rabbit F*ck off. Gotic cathedrals were constructed hundreds of years ago and they are still there, laughing at you. I have houses in Mexico and in the USA and I can tell you that american houses are really poorly made, you have cracks and popped nails everywhere, they need constant maintenance just to keep them in acceptable shape. While my Mexican homes need only cosmetic maintenance. One thing I can give to US homes, insulation is very good. Roofs are garbage. In 10 years the insurance had to pay 21k dollars to replace my roof in Texas. While I have only invested 300 dollars waterproofing my home in Mexico.
Guauuu!!! Hay que ser un maestro, un artista! Qué maravilla esa construcción, y la habilidad del constructor. Yo pongo 4 ladrillos así y de me caen. EXCELENTE 👏👏👏
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Tenía curiosidad de cómo se hace este tipo de trabajo y me llevo la Sorpresa que dónde están construyendo es el Hermoso pueblo de Tequisquiapan Querétaro. Saludos
Muchas gracias por mostrar el proceso de tan admirable obra de arte porque eso es lo que es esto. Y por favor señores no digan que esto es una choza, que se cae el techo etc, los arcos y bóvedas son de las mejores estructuras autosoportadas y que duran una eternidad; de ejemplos está lleno México en sus haciendas, acueductos, y ruinas prehispánicas. (los Mayas ya hacían arcos a su manera y ahí siguen). En fin maravilloso trabajo el de estos hombres que a puro ojo de buen cubero y con experiencia infinita hacen trabajos de gran calidad.
The way he chizzles the brick to fit what he's looking for really shows what kind of master craftsman this guy is. My grandfather was a bricklayer as his profession, and built the home i live in now with beautiful bricks and designs. If you have ever been to downtown Sacramento in old Sacramento, and walked on the cobblestone pathways, know my grandfather was one of the people who helped lay them down. There's also a picture there of the team of men doing it back then, and he's one of the men there. It's a dying profession which is sad, but i respect it!
Bricks hav a downside - the San Francisco quake demonstrated this. My dad had this obsession with them. Now when it rains, the water passes thru and spoils the paint inside. They're like sponges. So now I hav to waterproof from the inside before painting the imteriors. He thought he cud work around this by having the roof extend a few feet beyond the edge so the rain doesn't fall on the brick walls, but the rain comes down at a near 45 degree angle, onto the brick wall, or bounces off some other nearby surface and then onto the wall. Idiot dad. Wish he was a bachelor and didn't hav kids.
I didn't think 't think this could be done without a scaffold! Very skilled and a beautiful and "honest" result. The structure is exposed and pleasing. Efficient.
Me emocionó ver este video. Mi abuelo, catalán, construía en Santa Fe, Argentina hornos de barro para panadería con esta técnica. Sabía que los hacía desde adentro. Ahora lo entiendo. Gracias!
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Aquí en México también tenemos pirámides chingonas, me atrevería a decir que están mejor calculadas en su construcción, que incluso al aplaudir enfrente de ella ( Pirámide de Chichen Itza) se escucha el canto de un Quetzal
@@secretagentviper8382 They only use this technique in countries where the rainfall is almost zero and when and if it does rain the shape of the roof directs the rain immediately down with no pooling..
@@TheFiown your so wrong, the area there working at has a 4 month rain season. This guy's are from Querétaro and I seeing this jobs in Michoacán that has a rain season of almost 5 months.
@@armandoadame412 Goodness four months doesn't sound much these days. That said and I am sure that you are right, but the slope of this build does channel water down and if it didn't and if it was problematic then they wouldn't use it. I once watched a video on 'adobe' builds ( basically clay/mud ) and how they were done and maintained ( by women) in the countries that used this technique. I suppose that you can say that many natural materials can be made waterproof if applied correctly and many synthetic ones can leak of applied incorrectly. thank you for the update.
@@TheFiown I wish I can send you a picture of a house almost in front of mine,with a brick dome, it was build 20 years ago and it looks nice. Everytime I look Tru my window, I have to see the dome. We're i live is rain season it started in May and it's over till late September. Michoacán it's the state I live in.
You want something done? You wanted it to look good? Get a Mexican to do it. Nope I'm not Spanish, but i LOVE the hell out of them. Keep it up HARDEST WORKING MEN IN AMERICA, KEEP IT UP.....
Ps no creas porque estos trabajos se cobran mas del doble que si echas un colado. Imaginate si tu crees que se ahorraran dinero ps todos preferirían hacer lo mismo y ahorrar $$$ Pero noooo... Es mas barato echar colado
@@francotrujillo6574 Es mas barato si lo haces con vigas y ladrillo y reforzada con maya electrosoldada esea Bobeda de catalana o cuña La que aparece en el video es de pañuelo la cual si no la recubre bn se salitrea
Ellos son los verdaderos genios y son quienes de deberian llevarse no solo el reconocimiento por su gran trabajo sino toda la ganancia de las obras y no los ingenieros que de seguro ni un tabique saben colocar.
Calma amigo yo soy ingeniero, y en mis épocas de estudiante trabaje de ayudante de albañil, los ingenieros ademas de dirigir, calculamos la estructura adecuada para cada obra, planeamos, y guiamos a nuestros excelentes albañiles.
Since you are an architect can you tell me how the Brick stays there without any support or bricks pushing on each other for support? Does the concrete used here have any glue kind of additives added?
@@InTheCircl Well, yeah. A combination of factors. These "mud bricks" are really porous, what makes them light. On the other hand, the mortar mix is very fluid and the bricks must be wet so it binds like butter and bread. If the brick is dry, it sucks the water off the mix and it will fall in minutes. Lastly, the geometry of the arch transmits the load to the sides, so the weight of each new brick added is perfectly supported by the mortar. When the row is completed by the last piece in the middle, another line of support is added to carry its own load plus the load of the whole structure. The mechanics of arches are simple physics. The complex part of this type of work, and the thing to admire is what happens inside the mason's mind before the first brick is laid, how he calculates the pitch, how he lays it all out "by eye" anddddd where the vault will converge at the center. If you follow the video you'll see the helpers sanding off the dripped excess mortar the next day, which is key to provide that clean finish, the "wow" factor. By the speed of his work you can tell he probably learned at a very young age and has been doing this for years, a true professional. Hope this helps. 🙂 -A
@@AlessandroCardano Thanks mate for the detailed reply. Aside from his stellar skills, the bricks themselves are light and that bread and butter made perfect sense.
If I'd of filmed myself doing this it would just be a timelapse of me placing a brick and every time I turned round for another brick the other brick fell off. Over and over and over and over
Old World Craftsmanship Alive and Well. No Laser Guides, no precision diamond tip brick cutter, no CAD plans, just one 'ol rusty metal trowel in the hands of a master craftsman that can transform pallets of bricks into works of art. Have we become to reliant on technology and tools? This guy shows us , by all means, yes.
I built a huge cut and cover cellar in California with such a barrel vault. However, I used slip forms and local rocks for the exposed underside. Then a massive rebar cage over and lots of high strength cement. Been through several earth quakes, and not a rock has dropped yet. I was 35 at the time and self taught. America still spawns some fine craftsmen in spite of all the odds. Far too many over educated, under inspired dolts out there that can't build their own nest.
There's a reason people use transits and lasers, and it's not because craftsmen are lazy. These men however, are quite productive and their work quality low
I'm not sure that tech and tools is the problem. I mean take away the technology of metal, brick making, and basic architectural concepts and he'd be pounding sand.
@@TheNajSD HAAAAAAAAAA very funny like that pounding sand...where have I heard that before?????????????? But and this is a Big Butt ha-ha, Bricks where made out of mud and straw and Early Cultures figured out how to make metal, not 1095 Stainless but metal anyway, so tech is over played.
It's one thing to build arches, that isn't too taxing, but to build *EVEN* arches that meet up nicely without any guides or forms completely by eye? That's skill.
And what about the safety?
@@Alexander-rj1rb These are not regular bricks, they are lighter but you can still walk on the roof once it's set.
@@Alexander-rj1rb - Ask that to the builders of the Miami building that just collapsed. 😂
@@FernandoVazquez-ro1nw ask them? Or tell them?
They're not arches, they're domes.
Mi papá hermoso era maestro albañil, y por éso sé muy bien que su trabajo es en mi opinión el más pesado, el pleno rayo del sol, sus manos estaban llenas de callos, y su cara quemada por el sol, por éso admiro y les tengo un cariño muy especial a éstos artistas de la cuchara!!!
Que hermosa Lilibeth
Soy albañil en Brasil gracias
I am guessing you never need a roof again.
Yeah I know you are beautiful
Я вас не понимаю
It doesn't really matter what the skill is, but I could watch skilled people work at their craft all day. I know nearly nothing about bricklaying, but I know this guy is supremely skilled and it is a joy to watch.
I feel the same. Skilled people are very impressive to watch regardless of what their skill is
Como Catalan me encanta ver como este arte ha llegado tan lejos y se domina a la perfección. Cosa que aquí en Catalunya ya es muy difícil de encontrar a profesionales capacitados para realizar estos trabajos. Bravo!
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En Mexico los trabajadores de la construcción son muy buenos la verdad. Tenemos la herencia de los grandes constructores españoles y de nuestros indígenas que construyeron pirámides Por eso somos los mejores del mundo. En estados unidos siempre competimos con los mejores del mundo y siempre ganamos. Humildemente jaja
La "modernidad" está acabando con España, y con Europa!
@@wellstone1897 Qué tiene que ver España o Europa con esto?
@@FranciscoRodriguez-uw1zs Adivina de donde viene la bóveda catalana. Pista: Cataluña está en España, Europa.
Yo soy albañil. Pero este tipo de trabajo nunca lo hice. Todos tenemos nuestras habilidades con la cuchara . Pero estos albañiles estan en un nivel superior. Felicitaciones maestros 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
He has confidence in the quality of his work because he stands underneath it.
Im not really good with english... but do you mean stands on* it?
He truely understands
In medieval times a Lord May ask this of you to see if you were sure of the quality of work you rendered
Milo Estobar the workers were standing under the dome they were building.
To be completely honest, this isn't close to OSHA compliant, in most cases I think they go way to far in most things but this is partly the reason why workplace death and dismemberment is a lot higher in second and especially third world countries, I think this is in Mexico? I don't dispute that the mason was a master though.
First time I've ever seen this level of expertise. No fancy bunch of equipment , just plain excellence . I am impressed .
And theme music from a black and white 70's porn film.😂
@J P the brickwork is called an overhead oven, I can imagine how this crap heats up in the sun!
@J P At least he is amazed and you are an asshole.
@J P must be nice to troll around just being a jackass 👍
That’s because your an idiot, I see this all the time, and even 10 times better than this guy while building defying gravity tricks. You’re just an overall loser.
This is pure skill. No angle grinders, no tape measure, dunking the brick in the water and not getting the mortar all over the face, the quickness, not worrying about the joint work until it matters. Man just getting the angles right by cutting the brick with the trowel is hella impressive.
No. You obviously have no idea what building standards and compliance to a trade are. This is some of the shonkiest messy work ive ever seen a brickie do. This crew would be fired on most sites.
@@mackashand yet, you too much complain, are you child too much complain everything?
@@kerryvanskonsol792 lol look whose talking, youre the one being an immature child, shoddy construction can be a life safety hazard
@@lenkaido1357 if you smart, you can doing, if you still complaining like third world country, you one who immature childish who being mad on comments section, this building roof is already did it from centuries past just like Europe buildings history, meh I don't care if you mad or salty
@@mackash I’m. It saying they are master masons working at the highest level - I just said they are very good at this specific skill. This type of brick work is cool imo… even though it may not be up to OSHA standard lol
This isn't just brick laying. This is art.
This isn't just art, its rocket science.
I worked for a mexican bricklayer as a mortarman and he tought me everything about bricklahing and stone masonry. I do my own littld side work doing mailboxes, walkways, patios and fireplaces. It is a time tried skill that once you just do it, you learn how to make your back not hurt so much at the end of the day
I was just going say how beautiful this I’m my experience.
@@rosshopkins2063 this isn’t just rocket science, it’s more of tradition and culture
Hey I know Art!!!
This is not only impressive work but architecture and artisanship at work. Happy there are still people out there to keep the tradition going.
A European pretentious cunt would do 10% of this Craftsmanship and demand 9000% the pay. Somehow they convinced us that our effort is worth less than theirs.
It’s awesome to see this type of craftsmen ship still being done today. Well done gentlemen!
@J P jose pintobean
@J P SON
@J P My pinto bean SON
@J P copy pasta? 😂
Maestro no tengo palabras... admiro su trabajo y que gusto da verlo....Gaston de argentina..algún día me gustaría tener la misma mano de obra como usted maestro
para servirle
Impresionante ! Estoy cautivado de tanta belleza, lo hacen parecer mágico. Maestros de maestros. Todo mi respeto y admiración !
If I hadn't just watched this, I'd have said it was impossible. Amazing.
@J P chill brah
@@ZnSstr hes just mad he has no friends 😂
@J P you're so butthurt. grt laid much? 🤣🤣🤣
OK. This isn't just another youtube video. This is incredible!
Класс это мне понравились молодец👍👍👍👍
'Impressive dome building without any support' - I'd say without any measurement of length & angles. Impressive indeed that they end up perfectly!
Que preciosa bóveda, me encantó para construir una casa, mi admiración a los maestros de la construcción, felicitaciones!!!
I've been a mason all my life and I enjoy watching other mason's doing their craft. There is a certain amount of satisfaction in having the ability to do something that very few people can do. They make this look easy but it's not.
A men
I was bummed out at the end when they covered up the bricks from the outside, I thought they were just going to mortar it from the top, clean it up and seal it against water to leave the beauty of the natural brick for all to see from the outside. 🤷🏻♂️ Then they built the wall on the perimeter and I'm like, oh, ok, can't see it now anyway.
Tengo ya 45 años de albañil. Empecé en concreto luego ladrillo y block un poco de mosaico, enjarre y piedra artificial y natural de todo tipo. Mis respetos para estos albañiles y su trabajo
How does this work though? Why does it not fall even when someone walks on it?
Amazing. Truly amazing.
Mis respetos para estas personas, mi padre se dedica también a la albañilería y por eso se que es un trabajo muy desgastante físicamente, por eso me siento muy orgulloso de mi viejo.
+Ramon RG FELICIDADES A TU PAPA CREO Y ESTOY SEGURO QUE HACE BUEN TRABAJO DE ALBAÑIL , TAMBIEN MI HERMANO !
+TOYOTA TUNDRA muchas gracias amigo, no es solo porque sea mi padre sino que el ya tiene mas de 30 años con este oficio, imagino que tu hermano también ha de ser muy bueno en su trabajo, de hecho las personas que se dedican a esto deberían de ser respetadas ya que es un trabajo muy pesado y no cualquiera aguanta el ritmo.
+Ramon RG .amigo si q es un jale muy desgastante y aparte de mucha resposabilidad q a veces no es gratificado como deveria ,yo conosi a un maestro de hobra q no sabia leer ni escribir solo sabia los numeros nesesarias para contruir ,saludos a ti y a tu viejo todo palante pa
Mengele Angel De La Muerte Muchas gracias amigo, igualmente saludos.
dios bendiga a tu viejo, felicitaciones por tener a un grande.
This is what I officially imagine when I hear that "the third little pig built his house of bricks"
Un trabajo increíble y hermoso
Y no cualquier albañil hace ese tipo de trabajos 👍
Quién carajos dio dislike? Y por qué?
Im self employed as a general contractor. Whenever my ego is overinflated i watch a video like this and its completely deflated and im brought back down to earth.
@Perculeaz Rx i was ur boss. Get back to work😆
@Perculeaz Rx doing what?
come to Egypt we will teach you a lot of old amazing ways to use bricks
I've been reading alot of comments and yours made my day.
[ Rezk Mo ] [Thutmose III] you guys didn’t build the pyramids.
Maestros dominando la fuerza de gravedad. una joya de techo. Felicitaciones
The way he made that keystone brick was beautiful.
@@Steve-ec6ed no, opinions..
Azulll
I've got the feeling this guy has done this before.
10,000 times obviously 😅
Don't stop is the key u want constant pressure n nice mud try it
hahaha
Only twice very fast learner .
No he hasnt. This is his first time
No measuring tape, string lines, level or brick hammer. Just a trowel. Incredible.
less is more
Wow. The absolute artistry of this. Impressed beyond measure.
Bendiciones a ese maestro albañil q abilidad tiene Dios lo bendiga y siga subiendo esos videos
Whatever a Master is doing, they always make it look easy and it's always a pleasure to watch!
ya en serio es un trabajo muy muy poca madre mis respetos es algo muy respetable
Cualquier cosa que pueda decir ahora renuaria tanta perfección..... Simplemente maravilloso, felicidades por el trabajo, hermoso y perfecto. Tengo orgullo de ser mexicana cuando veo cosas como estas.
como sabes q son de mexico?
¿es en serio tu pregunta?
+Consuelo Torres si
+Consuelo Torres si
ve y lee la caja de información hay un link que te lleva al Facebook de ellos
"Do you have anxiety?"
"Yes"
"Let's build this for you"
"😭😭"
Oh boy!!! 🤣🤣😂😂
My anxiety is the thought of someone walking on the roofs
@@JohnSmith-bw6pv Then they do that at the end. eeeek
Yo dawg we heard you have anxiety so we built some anxiety over your anxiety so you can have anxiety inside your anxiety.
Well its ERP so its helping
Muy orgulloso de saber que eres Mexicano....
Trabajo muy impresionante....ojala te contraten para muchas obras....y NO DES PRECIOS BARATOS.....SABE APRECIAR TU TRABAJO...
Felicidades!!!!
Como crees el mal baratar su arte,algo que tú no puedes hacer y lo quieres pagar a un bajo costo.
Por Dios!!!
Valora y paga lo justo,honor a quien lo merece
Bueno pues hombre veníamos bien hasta aquí pero la cagaste cuando dijiste mexicano.☹️🙈🙉🙇🤦🤦🤷😂😅😂😅😂
I love that YT randomly showed me this, looks very cool
It’s not random.
@@MadCapMag nothing that i have watched is even closely related to building arches. so for me its rather random
@@yubnub3000 Has YT recommended the Crazy Framer yet?
I've been doing my best to avoid clicking this thumbnail, that I've seen all week, but YT finally broke me down.
Now I'm here.
It's actually cool, well least my arch brick roof room is.
Es hermoso y admirable...lo que no entiendo es quienes son los que le dan dislike a este tipo de videos...y porque...?
Gente envidiosa lamentablemente o que no gusta de este tipo de estructuras y en casos aislados gente con dislexia severa (aunque suene increíble).
@luwe ue pues no encuentro noticias de que colapse una boveda de este tipo especificamente en queretaro...hay construcciones que no aplican dependiendo de la región evidentemente, pero no por eso le das dislike, es ilógico.
Es triste, pero hay dislikes solo porque la boveda es catalana..
@@Emeterioffroad y hecha en México...comprensión lectora de algunos, lamentablemente.
@luwe ue lo mismo pensaba, dependerá del pais en el que se construye, aqui en chile usando esa tecnica no se podria.
Excepcional trabajo, Magnifico, me parece asombroso esa calidad profesional, en el dia de hoy que hay mucha maquina y poco profesional., Que se mantenga ese sistema de construir bóbedas de Cataluña y que grande Mexico, saludos desde las islas Canarias, amigos.
Admirable, dificilísimo encontrar gente que haga esto en España 👍👍
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Que loco. Porque eso es una bóveda catalana.
Esto es toda una obra de arte y a mi ver poco apreciada. Excelente trabajo de los maestros albañiles, muchas felicidades!
Para servirle, no deje de seguirnos en la pagina de facebook, donde también encontrarás más fotos y vídeos de nuestro trabajo.
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Nunca había visto construir un techo bóveda con ladrillos, desafío de la gravedad. Admirable verdaderos maestros de obra de la construcción.
Now that is SKILL. I have been around masons my whole life and never seen anything like this. Master Mason skills as well as artistic ability. YOU ARE THE MAN my friend!
Estaba buscando ideas para hacer mi horno de ladrillo y encontré esto, estoy impresionado, que habilidad la de este hombre.
Ya somos dos
Somos 3
mis respetos señores la vdd que lo que han hecho simplemente es demostrar que tienen talento que dios los bendiga con mucha salud y trabajo éxitos
+LJC Gracias amigo
hola buenos dias. estoy construllendo mi casa y me encanto el diseño k isieron podria contactarlos
Luis Fernando Gallegos Mazs en la descripción del video están los telefonos de contacto
Every single day I'm in that house, I'd be wondering if this would be the day they all come tumbling down on me. lol
Just wait the right time till brick fall on our face
Not me.....I'd never go in it.
Once the last brick is in, the
structure is more likely to fall to the floor intact than it is likely to crumble..
@@elonmust7470 why is that?
@@SSSS-ey5pm The arch effect
Que barbaridad! Es un verdadero privilegio tener la virtud de poder hacer ese tipo de construcciones! Ellos no son albañiles, son los verdaderos constructores del mundo... Muchas felicidades y muchas gracias por compartir su trabajo... Vivan protegidos siempre por el manto de la Suprema Creación!
Uy ahora entiendo por que se les llama Maestros, que obra de arte tan majestuoso y en verdad me impresionaron, en el momento que tenga el dinero suficiente quiero un techo igual. Dios los bendiga y gracias por compartir.
This is real Mexican talent to all the world 🌎
No solo ustedes saben laburar los Argentinos tenemos talento también por qué en la sangre llevamos el legado de los Italianos
@@nosenada3528👈!!!😂🤣😂
How bout them Romans and the Jews
I thought it was somewhere in South America for some reason
VIVA MEXICO!!!!!!!!!!!HERMANO LATINOAMERICANO BRAVO Y FELIZ!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!desde Australia
hate to break it to ya pal, but this vid is actually from the Philippines!
@@The_Conspiracy_Analyst The description literally mentions Mexico.
@@likelydoing6512 sure doesn't
@@The_Conspiracy_Analyst Read the description. Not the title. Mexican phone number. Beside the fact that they were listening to Mexican regional music on a Mexican radio station. This is not the Philippines.
@@likelydoing6512 there's no music. In addition, Bisaya being spoken at 5:55.
Does anyone know what brand trowel he’s using? That’s a solid trowel to be able to cut those bricks all day! Also great work my friend!
Its mexico man thise bricks are dead dirt mixed with poop and burned ladrillo de tierra muerta
I agree with the comment from Carlos. Also in regard to the brand of the trowel it's probably locally made or some cheap brand like Trupper or Tool [insert any generic word here].
@@noteasybeingcheesy2673 based my man 🙋🏼♂️
Maybe you should asked... where can i get this man?
@@noteasybeingcheesy2673 cool
NOW THAT IS SUPER IMPRESSIVE. I AM AMAZED AT THE SKILL HE IS USING, I WOULD HAVE NEVER BEEN ABLE TO LAY A BRICK IN MID AIR WITH OUT IT FALLING DOWN. THATS A GREAT SKILL TO HAVE AND KNOW.
You would if you practiced :) Speed is usually the hardest thing to learn.
God trader i am/was a brick layer. That type of skill is not allowed in the u.s code rule and regulations u know. plus ive tried the mixture every wich way it and it does not stick, it must b the mortar or cement their using in Mexico. But yea maybe ur right, it just might b practice after all practice makes perfection. Thanks
@@dman5225 The cement itself is the same found in the US, the trick of it is that it also has lime mixed into it, plus some sand.
Rick Salazar ahhhh so thats the trick. Thanks bro now i know how to build me a dome, just incase of a nuclear holocaust not that it will help me, but a nice shelter from the bad climate would b nice.
@@ricksalazar5602hey let me ask some ques- do what about when it rains? The water looks like it will rest in between the domes. How do they manage rain?
How did they get elec fixture in the ceiling in that office?
And… this seems like much more work than a normal wood truss ceiling. Why not do normal wood ceiling?
SE VE QUE ESTE SEÑOR ES TODO UN PROFESIONAL Y SABE LO QUE HACE...REALMENTE ADMIRABLE...DE LOS POCOS VIDEOS QUE NO SOLO HE MIRADO COMPLETO SI NO QUE LO HE VISTO VARIAS VECES...UN GENIO.
Gracias amigo, se aprecia el comentario.
Damn I was really waiting for that time-lapse. What great skill these guys have. God bless them.
que talento más grande les dió Dios sólo los que trabajamos en construcción sabemos lo difícil que es hacer ese trabajo es pesado quiere mucha paciencia y mucha dedicación Dios bendiga a todos los albañiles del mundo
soy mexicano y vivo en US trabajo contrucion pero me e quedado super sorprendido felisidadez a mis paisanos
Gracias amigo.
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"gravity? Never heard of her." -friction.
It's still gravity, the weight is distributed over the arches
@@yashdeepthorat1723 no. No gravity. Only friction.
no it's sticky sticky
It’s a combination of things it’s called architectural design
friction is nothing without force, one of them is gravity
Love the ceiling, perhaps a light fixture would be a nice finishing touch!
Que experiencia y manejo. Increíble , mis felicitaciones a esos obreros tan productivos. 👏 fe verdad oleeeee
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Impossible. This cannot be, but ........ Wow. Masters at work. You all are blessed. Thanks for showing this.
friction ,like the pyramids, but it depend on how large the structure is and its not a plate one but rather round,
possible...
Pues mis respetos para estos señores, yo no soy ni arquitecto, ni albañil, sólo los admiro y les aplaudo para que sigan haciendo sus cosas bien...eso si es amor al arte, que bien que existen, para darnos techo.
Pith ripa
La inteligencia de nuestros ancestros y la gran cultura de construcción... belleza México... ejemplo de los albañiles de alto nivel
Oct Mora HOLA SOLO UNA DUDA O 2 DUDAS ....QUE TIPO DE CEMENTO O PEGAMENTO ESTARÁ USANDO EL MAESTRO ALBAÑIL ESPERO QUE ALGUIEN ME RESPONDA LA DUDA
@@elizabethchambi1346 Se usa mortero convencional, arena y cemento.
Que impresionante trabajo. Y que trabajador. De verlo me canse de pensar todo el trabajo que lleva ladrillo x ladrillo. Wow 👏👏
22:11 Ok. Now you're just rubbing it in! You guys are actually walking on the roof!!!👍👍👍
hahaha. I thought the same thing.
Rento un depa con techos así. Son una chulada. Gracias! Los constructores maestros hacen nuestros pueblos lucir y se merecen todo el respeto!
I call that "Perfect" an old brick laying technic, which is in nearly forgotten. Keeps your house cool without Aircon . Wish ppl in Europe would learn that again.
@[The] White Rabbit F*ck off. Gotic cathedrals were constructed hundreds of years ago and they are still there, laughing at you. I have houses in Mexico and in the USA and I can tell you that american houses are really poorly made, you have cracks and popped nails everywhere, they need constant maintenance just to keep them in acceptable shape. While my Mexican homes need only cosmetic maintenance. One thing I can give to US homes, insulation is very good. Roofs are garbage. In 10 years the insurance had to pay 21k dollars to replace my roof in Texas. While I have only invested 300 dollars waterproofing my home in Mexico.
Guauuu!!! Hay que ser un maestro, un artista! Qué maravilla esa construcción, y la habilidad del constructor.
Yo pongo 4 ladrillos así y de me caen.
EXCELENTE 👏👏👏
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Tenía curiosidad de cómo se hace este tipo de trabajo y me llevo la Sorpresa que dónde están construyendo es el Hermoso pueblo de Tequisquiapan Querétaro.
Saludos
Muchas gracias por mostrar el proceso de tan admirable obra de arte porque eso es lo que es esto. Y por favor señores no digan que esto es una choza, que se cae el techo etc, los arcos y bóvedas son de las mejores estructuras autosoportadas y que duran una eternidad; de ejemplos está lleno México en sus haciendas, acueductos, y ruinas prehispánicas. (los Mayas ya hacían arcos a su manera y ahí siguen). En fin maravilloso trabajo el de estos hombres que a puro ojo de buen cubero y con experiencia infinita hacen trabajos de gran calidad.
tu si sabes de lo bueno
The way he chizzles the brick to fit what he's looking for really shows what kind of master craftsman this guy is. My grandfather was a bricklayer as his profession, and built the home i live in now with beautiful bricks and designs. If you have ever been to downtown Sacramento in old Sacramento, and walked on the cobblestone pathways, know my grandfather was one of the people who helped lay them down. There's also a picture there of the team of men doing it back then, and he's one of the men there. It's a dying profession which is sad, but i respect it!
Bricks hav a downside - the San Francisco quake demonstrated this. My dad had this obsession with them. Now when it rains, the water passes thru and spoils the paint inside. They're like sponges. So now I hav to waterproof from the inside before painting the imteriors. He thought he cud work around this by having the roof extend a few feet beyond the edge so the rain doesn't fall on the brick walls, but the rain comes down at a near 45 degree angle, onto the brick wall, or bounces off some other nearby surface and then onto the wall. Idiot dad. Wish he was a bachelor and didn't hav kids.
I didn't think 't think this could be done without a scaffold! Very skilled and a beautiful and "honest" result. The structure is exposed and pleasing. Efficient.
That's years of skills right there. Makes you appreciate buildings a bit more.
this is a bad ass video the best of Mexican builder and there's even more..thanks ! for bringing me old memories. .
ME SACO EL SOMBRERO .APLAUDO A LOS HABILIDOSOS ALBAÑILES HERMANOS MEJICANOS !!! DESDE BARRANQUERAS , CHACO.ARGENTINA.
Se agradece, saludos
Coleman Priske sabes quienes son las personas que están haciendo el trabajo?
Mario Cardoso Mexicanos *
Mario Cardoso bien por el apoyo, es Mexicano, con X!!!! de extremo!
Me emocionó ver este video. Mi abuelo, catalán, construía en Santa Fe, Argentina hornos de barro para panadería con esta técnica. Sabía que los hacía desde adentro. Ahora lo entiendo. Gracias!
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Viva México, eso es toda una obra de arte 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
En que parte de México es??? Me quede impresionado mucho mas hermoso que él colado y mas económico
@@brownpride5125Jalisco
Mexico has some of the best brick masons I have ever seen! Amazing job
they're descendants of Mayans who built pyramids 5000 years ago
Si en México no se respetan las leyes del trabajo, transito, exprecion entre otras por que carajo tendríamos que respetar las leyes de gravedad
a webo
desafiando las leyes de física, geometría, matemática y al espíritu santo XD
se mucho de esto y nunca en mi Vida avia visto algo asi ..mis respetos para estos maistros
+Maris Sandoval jaja claro que si pinchis vatos ignorantes que no saben lo que es un buen trabajo
+Maris Sandoval tambien se mucho de construccion y jamas vi algo igual
Muy merecido el título de “Maestros de Obra”. 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
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Misterio de " como se construyeron las pirámides " resuelto.
Fueron los mexicanos.
:)
acaso las piramides de teotihuacan o chichen itza las hicieron los alienigenas :V
Jejeje
Aquí en México también tenemos pirámides chingonas, me atrevería a decir que están mejor calculadas en su construcción, que incluso al aplaudir enfrente de ella ( Pirámide de Chichen Itza) se escucha el canto de un Quetzal
Al menos sabemos que no fueron extraterrestres.
Todos los trabajos bien echos es por qué grasias a Dios somos buenos albañiles que Dios bendiga a todos
entre los Hindus tambien hay albañiles tremendo.
Tambien las grasias a los Dioses Hindu?
Wow! A-FRICKEN-MAZING!!! These guys are on a whole different level of bricklayers
The joints don't lie. That's not only great craftsmanship. But also an amazing eye for layout. And so efficient.
Se nota que la construcción es un arte que no cualquiera lo tiene.
+Pablo Mendoza La construccion y todos los demas oficios tienen su dificultad y su arte....Saludos....
Can you imagine getting this idea past your local "Western" building inspector or structural engineer :) Great work
They used concrete and rebar on top to hold it. Also there are domed roofs that have lasted for thousands of years without concrete and rebar on top.
If you look at a map you'll find out Mexico is a "western country". Also part of America.
@[The] White Rabbit
That post was pure savagery.
10/10
I would think hollow brick 🧱 will be more stronger than this kind of brick pavers. Just my opinion
Que chingones! Mis respetos! Son unos artistas de primers calidad👍
Solo al ojo , cálculo perfecto y demasiada experiencia hacen esta increíble cúpula, espero sea bien remunerada.
I've seen a few videos of this technique, it's the tension that keeps the bricks up, it's in fact very strong when finished and durable.
Still needs a waterproof barrier like a roof, this is all porous
@@secretagentviper8382 They only use this technique in countries where the rainfall is almost zero and when and if it does rain the shape of the roof directs the rain immediately down with no pooling..
@@TheFiown your so wrong, the area there working at has a 4 month rain season. This guy's are from Querétaro and I seeing this jobs in Michoacán that has a rain season of almost 5 months.
@@armandoadame412 Goodness four months doesn't sound much these days. That said and I am sure that you are right, but the slope of this build does channel water down and if it didn't and if it was problematic then they wouldn't use it. I once watched a video on 'adobe' builds ( basically clay/mud ) and how they were done and maintained ( by women) in the countries that used this technique. I suppose that you can say that many natural materials can be made waterproof if applied correctly and many synthetic ones can leak of applied incorrectly. thank you for the update.
@@TheFiown I wish I can send you a picture of a house almost in front of mine,with a brick dome, it was build 20 years ago and it looks nice. Everytime I look Tru my window, I have to see the dome. We're i live is rain season it started in May and it's over till late September. Michoacán it's the state I live in.
This is the type of work that will still be marveled hundreds of years from now
Excuse me but this is a skill from centuries ago
Nah, as things are going it's just going to be called racist.
You want something done? You wanted it to look good? Get a Mexican to do it. Nope I'm not Spanish, but i LOVE the hell out of them. Keep it up HARDEST WORKING MEN IN AMERICA, KEEP IT UP.....
hermoso comentario
Spanish?
sound like racist dude😂😂
@@jebg6969
No Espanol
YO AMOR Amor Amor Amor Amor Amor Amor Amor Amor Amor Espanol people. No mess Espanol
@@homerog4920
No Blanco Americana yo amor espanol people muy bonito people
Es una obra magistral y increíble.
tan solo en cimbra, barilla y concreto se ahorraron una millonada y ademas el resultado final es hermoso :)
Ps no creas porque estos trabajos se cobran mas del doble que si echas un colado.
Imaginate si tu crees que se ahorraran dinero ps todos preferirían hacer lo mismo y ahorrar $$$
Pero noooo...
Es mas barato echar colado
Eso es un lujo!! no lo hacen por barato.
ESTÂS LOCO... ESTOS TRABAJOS CUESTAN CARISIMOS CADA BOBEDA COMO EN 90 MIL DE PURA MANO DE OBRA HEREJE
@@francotrujillo6574
Es mas barato si lo haces con vigas y ladrillo y reforzada con maya electrosoldada esea
Bobeda de catalana o cuña
La que aparece en el video es de pañuelo la cual si no la recubre bn se salitrea
Ni idea tienes de lo que dices... esto es un trabajo especial... "un lujo por el que hay que pagar"
Ellos son los verdaderos genios y son quienes de deberian llevarse no solo el reconocimiento por su gran trabajo sino toda la ganancia de las obras y no los ingenieros que de seguro ni un tabique saben colocar.
Calma amigo yo soy ingeniero, y en mis épocas de estudiante trabaje de ayudante de albañil, los ingenieros ademas de dirigir, calculamos la estructura adecuada para cada obra, planeamos, y guiamos a nuestros excelentes albañiles.
Cada parte es importante, mi hermano.
mis respetos para los albañiles Mexicanos antes veías a un albañil y decias que ser albañil es de pobres, ahora dices ser albañil es de masters
Antes?
Dónde esté el tipo en estos momentos pero elegiste las palabras equívocas para hacer este comentario, pero no hay problema "Cabeza de nepe" 😗🤣
¿y por qué no de maestros?
This is becoming a lost art. As an architect, this is a delight to witness, thank you for uploading this. Great job by the team.
-A
Since you are an architect can you tell me how the Brick stays there without any support or bricks pushing on each other for support? Does the concrete used here have any glue kind of additives added?
@@InTheCircl Well, yeah. A combination of factors. These "mud bricks" are really porous, what makes them light. On the other hand, the mortar mix is very fluid and the bricks must be wet so it binds like butter and bread. If the brick is dry, it sucks the water off the mix and it will fall in minutes. Lastly, the geometry of the arch transmits the load to the sides, so the weight of each new brick added is perfectly supported by the mortar. When the row is completed by the last piece in the middle, another line of support is added to carry its own load plus the load of the whole structure. The mechanics of arches are simple physics.
The complex part of this type of work, and the thing to admire is what happens inside the mason's mind before the first brick is laid, how he calculates the pitch, how he lays it all out "by eye" anddddd where the vault will converge at the center. If you follow the video you'll see the helpers sanding off the dripped excess mortar the next day, which is key to provide that clean finish, the "wow" factor.
By the speed of his work you can tell he probably learned at a very young age and has been doing this for years, a true professional.
Hope this helps. 🙂
-A
@@AlessandroCardano Thanks mate for the detailed reply. Aside from his stellar skills, the bricks themselves are light and that bread and butter made perfect sense.
If I'd of filmed myself doing this it would just be a timelapse of me placing a brick and every time I turned round for another brick the other brick fell off. Over and over and over and over
They use a especial mortar mix
@@carpenterx2 you sure it isn't magic?
@@carpenterx2 , yeah, that's some pretty sticky mortar. And another guy said they use especially light bricks.
@@carpenterx2 🤦🏽♂️No they don't 🤣
@@colecole3352 yes they do I follow a master mason from Spain that does this work and he explains the formula to make that mortar mix
ABSOLUTELY REMARKABLE!!!! JUST BEAUTIFUL GUYS, WE'LL DONE!!!!!
The funky Jazz music really adds to the flavor.
Old World Craftsmanship Alive and Well. No Laser Guides, no precision diamond tip brick cutter, no CAD plans, just one 'ol rusty metal trowel in the hands of a master craftsman that can transform pallets of bricks into works of art. Have we become to reliant on technology and tools? This guy shows us , by all means, yes.
I built a huge cut and cover cellar in California with such a barrel vault. However, I used slip forms and local rocks for the exposed underside. Then a massive rebar cage over and lots of high strength cement. Been through several earth quakes, and not a rock has dropped yet. I was 35 at the time and self taught. America still spawns some fine craftsmen in spite of all the odds. Far too many over educated, under inspired dolts out there that can't build their own nest.
There's a reason people use transits and lasers, and it's not because craftsmen are lazy. These men however, are quite productive and their work quality low
I'm not sure that tech and tools is the problem. I mean take away the technology of metal, brick making, and basic architectural concepts and he'd be pounding sand.
@@TheNajSD HAAAAAAAAAA very funny like that pounding sand...where have I heard that before??????????????
But and this is a Big Butt ha-ha, Bricks where made out of mud and straw and Early Cultures figured out how to make metal, not 1095 Stainless but metal anyway, so tech is over played.
This guy's awesome. Just amazing to watch.
this title should say "Largest Brick Pizza Oven ever"
HAHAHAHA
But ur not funny
But it actually looks like one.
@@LugaresYJuegosTM it is funny and you laughed
@@MiniNinja258 youre not right, but youve got a point
I was already impressed, when at 6.16 they had a coffee and went straight to beast mode.
How😮 I feel like this is some sort of magic😮 And then they walked on top of it wow😮
Dudes are using minecraft physics im not that easily fooled