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☺️

@@HAKER19522 мне такой построили. В подарок к дому идёт Киа Спортаж- 5

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

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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.

Yeah well what they saved in the timesaving they absolutely lost in mud-daubing and extraneous processes with fillers.

@@andreim5973 sorry professor carpentry! Didnt mean to offend you highness!

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

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. 🇯🇵🇰🇷

@@SJ-ue6bo 哈哈哈，一条日本养的韩国狗，🤏🤏🤏🤏🤏🤏🤏🤏🤏🤏🤏🤏

korea jeonbuk univ exports this houses to a province in usa.they r building these houses as i know

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 😂

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 ;)

@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.

Looked like 3 days from bare slab to ready to render.

@@MooKau_ lots of work to be done preparing the wood though.

@@alexgunner1882yeah, but thats all offsite, and not on this video.

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The supreme art of the wooden house is the Javanese joglo house

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@@shanedevon6447 Its in metric.

Похоже на немецкую технологию фахверк

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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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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.

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

@@user-fz2xt7dg5o 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

Napaganda mo nman mam

그냥 현대화시킨 버전이라 전통으론 안보이는걸요

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

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

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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

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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

저도 첨봤는데 너무 신기하고 꼭 한번은 살아보고 싶네요. 동양과 서양의 합작품 같아요. 여기 댓글에 전문가들도 다들 너무 대단하다고 하시네요!! 매우 멋지네요!!

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Verdade! Bom gosto e estilosa.

Where are you from

They isolate the roof with rice husk charcoal??? Its because is cheaper or better than other types of insulation???

We do your just a lazy ghetto trash worshipping cuck

Yeah, it is a modular type construction but it is far away from Ikea stuff :). That type of korean tradional home is also quite expensive even in Korea. Rich people do have it for sure.

It’s so beautiful. I hope at least it’s expensive because of the thick wood, the solid materials, the exquisite quality and craftsmanship. Here in the US the rich live in fancy cardboard boxes, all particle board and chicken wire. Gets wet once and ruined. And people like such things and pay hundreds of thousands for them. This is like a temple.

You can find companies in North America that do timber frames

Safi san

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.

I think 🤔 wood is so cheap 😕 in this place

That's correct. It's a charred chaff :) Its advantages are controlling humidity and excellent insulation. And it is an eco-friendly material that has the advantage of being able to live in a healthy house with far infrared rays and negative ion emission.