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What would you call a man who is both a Architect/Engineer/Designer & a Builder/Hands on Constructor? Please have the Smartunger respond.

You guys have amazing jokes lmao

hyper sustainable guys with single use cups feeling cool while drinking cappuccino after 11am.

doing my architecture diploma with barbara was one of the most formative experiences. great work, love your channel!

I‘d love to take a 6h walk with Barbara and absorb all her conviction and vision. Thank you most sustainable architect in the world for meeting and filming this for us. Also loved your visit at the rammed earth professor duo in Austria.

Love these episodes, such a great spotlight on awesome people and picking their brains about all their awesome projects! Thanks!

Can someone please do a super cut without the two morons jabbering

@ReconstructionTheWorld At 16:24 you write "We know, we have a whole channel about it!", while exclaiming "I hope every house in the world will be built like this". While I do appreciate that you finally have learned this, I do (once again) encourage you to preferably delete your episode 1, or as a minimum write a fat disclaimer "We were dumb and didn't mean to praise using 20 times as much lumber (from clearcuts) as necessary"

This guy seems to be lieing 🙄😬

Could hemp fiber replace some of the wood chips? 🗯️⏰🙌

Love this! And the down to earth attitude from the hosts!

Brilliant ! Wundebar ! I Love it. Thank Yous ☝️❤️✌️🌍🙏

Do you both have ADD or do you just share it. 😂 😊

The Native American Indians use to do controlled burns of the forest for hundreds of years. If you don’t burn you just have to much fuel (ammo) just building up on the forest floor. And new life cannot thrive.

Could this technique work in an earthquake region?

They need to automate the rammer.

Ditch the idiot comments and stupid questions. Its disrespectful to the guy giving you his time. Either do some basic research before hand and/or shut up and let the man explain it all.

Super interessant, men Anders er anstrengende.

How does the compacted earth hold up to rain, or water environments?

interesting content. However I think the channel would benefit from having the guy with the cap, stay out of frame and keep quiet throughout

nice tech; but the yuk, yuk vanity style channel is a fail

Well clay / soil is a very interesting building material, but it is also not renewable material / growing material. Or at least it takes very long time for the nature to produce it, I guess. When you dig it up, it doesn't renew itself - but in the end you can put it back, so to speak. But what I want to say is that you cannot allways use the soil, directly from your building site. Either the material is not good enough (does not have any or not enough clay) or there is not enough soil for the whole building. So if you want to build all buildings in the World this way, you end up digging big holes, just as the excavation for gravel for concrete. So it is interesting, but not in really large scale.

Brilliant material - superb video!

Is the recipe for this particular rammed earth a trade secret or is it something you can share with us? Pleease… 🙏

So now i'm just cleaning up. 😂

Thanks for dropping the video! Longest 2 weeks of my life.

Much of sustainability gets inspiration from the vernacular architecture of indigenous cultures, and now generational wisdom is being "re-invented" :) by white people with science and data

Wow! Very interesting!

I´m a 3rd year student in architecture in Iceland. I just wrote a thesis on rammed earth. i actually build the first SRE (stabilised Rammed Earth) wall, SRE has cement in it. The thesis did ok but we need more research in Iceland with our earth. It really all has to do with the binder, because we don´t have much clay in Iceland. But I really do believe that we can use Rammed Earth here in Iceland. Awesome episode, hope you do more about Rammed Earth. :)

This looks like The Grand Tour, but architecture instead of cars

I'm your fan! You are awesome : )

I have a idea how to bring value of those wind blade to the sky. Pleas help me get in contact with this architect !

Great content!

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Very cool episode! Can you please provide a link to Professor Martins website, or somewhere where we can look up the materials and his work?

Auch wenn der Sand des Lebens nach unten rieselt... die Perlen der Lebensfreude nehmen den Weg nach oben.

Bring on the next ep!

never fail to impress me!

Thank you very much for visiting us! It was a great pleasure! Now you have revealed our secret: THE WOOD TIME MACHINE. 🤣

reconstructing the world video on my birthday! i couldn't ask for more.

amazing!

How nice to finally see the cinematographer (or camera guy according to Anders)! Very nice job in all the episodes btw 🎉

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It is difficult at times to fly. Come to Oslo - both airports are so far away.. We sometimes had to factor in the cost to travel to airport to reach at an actual price of flying anywhere (before airlines increased the price).. Whereas with train, at least in Europe & Asia, you reach the center of cities quite easily..

always avoid germany if possible xD unfortunately its a huge country, hard to avoid

Ah. Your mistake is to travel via Germany. Our trains are notoriously late or not running at all. It might be quicker to fly to southern Italy and travel to Zürich by train from the opposite direction...

we travel by trian.

I'd love to work with people like these! Amazing

These videos are amazing! But why does nobody watch them?

One year, learned a lot! Well done sustainable handsome men in wests and helmets.