Хернёй страдают

Так потом отделка будет. Замажут глиной и фсе

Moisture is a problem too, which is why these structures are most popular in desert area.

Деревянный акведук тоже на один год.

На самом деле это ОЧЕНЬ дешевый дом, стоит добавить туда немного цемента, мешки можно использовать тканевые, если ультрафиолет сожрет, останеться плотная твёрдая земля, как при технологии "rammed earth". Идея классная

At 1st I thought they started on a different one.

That’s a terrible dad joke

E quanto tempo ela durou kkkkkkk

I love you for this

This schizophrenia is only in English speaking countries. So, you can make Silicate Bricks and Aerated Concrete from Sand. And then make houses out of these cubes. And Panel houses (Concrete - Insulation - Concrete) are finally made in 2 days. The foundation (4 - 30 days = drying. Or made from ready-made elements) is delivered and built. 2-3 days, apartment 40 m2 ready. Well, a week for 100 m2. Well, modern Americans make houses out of bags and sand %)) (In principle, you can make houses from Clay and Wood and Sawdust. Hehe. But why?) All these problems can be easily solved.

Hyperadobe bags would be another option. Much faster and easier to fill but more sensitive to soil type, possibly requiring some cement to be mixed wirh the soil.

They didn't put it on dirt. Gravel foundation.

Cost effective

Cement is like 80 a bag probably 60 when this was made..but yes good idea.

Looked like it was pretty packed soil. Probably plenty stable. No need for anything else unless drainage is of concern.

They put It directly on the dirt fuga where It was hard like cement the compact and the put It rock would not hurt .

Need to use the right material for the bags. Also need plaster. I think Cal Earth Institute have a more mature method.

@@octane7047 Still a Very Cool Build

2 strands of barbed wire.

But it didn't look like they did that. And at least 2 strands.

@@assog5737 they did. The rocks are holding the barbed wire in place

I wanna know too

Hola Daniela, depende donde estes, en México existen varios proveedores de rollos completos del material, asi evitas las uniones entre un costal y el otro. Yo aun no inicio mi proyecto, pero ya tengo mi rollo.

You can get plastic/PVC bags. Won't rot out.

Look at ancient building techniques. This is the same, just in a bag. We still see structures standing from 3000 years ago made of the same material.

The soil already hardened by the time the bags is rotten.

Plus you use an outer layer of plaster, ends up better than modern houses with occasional reapplixation.

They are better than wood, it's a juggling act throughout day instead of evacuating internal temp constantly.

1st thing i did was mute, then relax

Mostly polypropylene but in some parts of the world they use jute.

​@@SaintTrinianz От Ультрафиолета пластик разложится через 3 года. это дом на год?

@@udarnik. My apologies, KZfaq offers translation on the original post but does not support conversation. Fine, I download a translation app but then I cannot copy & paste your question... Je regret

@@SaintTrinianz How long does it take for UV to decompose plastic?

@@udarnik. I've come across that information in one of the dozens of videos I've watched on the subject. I don't remember exactly (~three weeks? if memory serves but that seems short so don't take it for gospel, three months sounds more reasonable.) Also, I think that would vary to some degree on the amount of UV (look for the UV index published as part of the weather forecast) and moisture present in the atmosphere, as well as the quality of the water. We all know that certain pollutants can acidify rain and what that can do to stone, let alone plastic. As our magnetosphere weakens, I think we should also consider solar radiation in general, and not only ultraviolet light. The soil composition also comes into play as some soils will harden more quickly and completely than others. I think it's advisable to experiment with your soil and materials before you build and then complete the work as quickly as possible. Unfinished work should always be covered with a tarp and anchored with stones against inclement weather... If I come across a better, more exact answer, I will repost.

Final seconds of video show a water wheel so perhaps power to charge cameras etc

Not even close. First you cover them with player and a roof. Second these are also compressed and mixed with soil. Look up CEBs.

Hopes and prayers.

50ish per layer, bout 20 layers maybe?