I want to make a traditional house for our family after my Job ... It's my big dream 🥰.... I don't know why I love old ancient style home 🏠... I just love it..
Namaste sriram 🙏 Can you please tell me have you joined any course in thannal?? If yes is that course enough to get knowledge of building mud house?? How can we contact thannal?? Sorry it's a big comment but I hope you answer this ☺️ Have a nice day
The mud house of the paddy farmer, with the mud courtyard.. That's the best. I've seen many mud houses and traditionally built houses throughout my life.. In villages of Bengal and here in Almora.... But a courtyard built completely with mud and not with stones, that too, not a small courtyard but a rather spacious one... That's so astonishing. Doesn't the rain erode it away? How frequently does it need to be repaired. How much time and energy is spend in maintaining it, putting a new layer upon the old worn out layer of mud.. So many questions in my mind.. Thanks to your team, all this beautiful, aesthetic and inspiring knowledge is starting to spread. 🙏😊🙂
it just give smile to the face the beauty and such simplicity. i do not know if reincarnation is true but i feel that i have lived in such homes once but do not know why it feels like deja vu
The chruvayal raman house was unic and gungam villlage house in Mysore it nice I love building thoues any one among traditional nowloge we should learn how live sustainable every way off life
In our region of telangana we have roofing made of wood for rows, coloumns and on coloumns we use small flat wood and on top of it a particular type of clay and sand type of soil that is found in the region is used that is called soudu, walls are mostly of stone or mud and coated lime plaster called dungu sunnam, We in our village used to have a two floored house with same method of construction. the stairs to the upstairs were the best and had smooth finish like marble with redcolour, I dont know what material they are made of, you can find these type of houses in villages around hyderabad. But now they are rapidly being replaced by cement and concrete homes, I feel so sad about it. My father saying that even poor people dont want to build a mud house and they are waiting for government to give money to them for building a house.
I am aware of durability of Palmyra Palm tree trunk in traditional construction, is coconut palm trunk also equally durable!? Very glad to hear how to season it and use it in traditional building. Thanks lot in advance to Thannal team🙏
Yes. Cob, Adobe, rammed earth, compressed earth blocks, etc are all ways to build with earth and can and have been done by humans on every continent except Antarctica.
totally enjoying the series.. But I'm curious, can the walling be a combination of earthbag and adobe bricks? I mean earthbag method for the foundation. and proceed with adobe bricks for the rest of the wall? Thank you
Please give contacts of contractors who can build these kinds of homes. Please don't tell us that we have to build it ourselves, that is not practical for everyone. Thanks
Sharing what I did myself.. I hired 2 village workers with a head mistry, who was open minded and agreed to do as I instructed. 😄. I asked him to come for 2 days, showed him the videos of the particular mud construction that I wanted to be done. He understood. I watched over, as the construction work went on. It went more or less well. What I didn't foresee, and I want others to be aware of... is that rats and mice start to make tunnels in the mud walls. And spiders and insects come in more.. So please search for traditional ways to make the walls.... adding materials that repel rodents etc. Best of luck for your future project. 🙏👍
No. 4 belongs to our house at Payyanadam in Mannarkkad. Very very happy to see it here. Good narration and well explained 👏🏻👏🏻
It's beautiful. 👍👍👍
I want to make a traditional house for our family after my Job ... It's my big dream 🥰.... I don't know why I love old ancient style home 🏠... I just love it..
Hi,
Happy to see our ancestors ancient knowledge is being tried to be restored. All the houses were unique in their own way of construction.
Wow....No words. Simply superb. Will soon start a mud home in my farm land. 👏👌🙏
All the best
Namaste sriram 🙏
Can you please tell me have you joined any course in thannal?? If yes is that course enough to get knowledge of building mud house??
How can we contact thannal??
Sorry it's a big comment but I hope you answer this ☺️
Have a nice day
@@harikasribooktalks thannal.com/contact-us/ -
thannal.com/natural-builders-around-us/
The mud house of the paddy farmer, with the mud courtyard.. That's the best. I've seen many mud houses and traditionally built houses throughout my life.. In villages of Bengal and here in Almora.... But a courtyard built completely with mud and not with stones, that too, not a small courtyard but a rather spacious one... That's so astonishing. Doesn't the rain erode it away? How frequently does it need to be repaired. How much time and energy is spend in maintaining it, putting a new layer upon the old worn out layer of mud.. So many questions in my mind..
Thanks to your team, all this beautiful, aesthetic and inspiring knowledge is starting to spread.
🙏😊🙂
I liked the 300 year old mud-home of Wayanad Kerala the most. The bamboo mud attic space is wonderful!
it just give smile to the face the beauty and such simplicity. i do not know if reincarnation is true but i feel that i have lived in such homes once but do not know why it feels like deja vu
5:11 is priceless - love those thick wattle and cob walls - for a gable roof. thanks. Those beams for the roof are HUGE..
Very good & informative...
The chruvayal raman house was unic and gungam villlage house in Mysore it nice I love building thoues any one among traditional nowloge we should learn how live sustainable every way off life
Very interesting technique of our forefathers. How these houses are protected from TERMITES?
Surprised to see how often the thatch is changed. In the UK a thatched roof will last 40-50 years. Maybe it is due to the tropical climate there?
This thatch will last for an 1year.. But you can find different roofing system.
You can't be partial to any one!! Way to go.
Great job
🍁🌱🌿
In our region of telangana we have roofing made of wood for rows, coloumns and on coloumns we use small flat wood and on top of it a particular type of clay and sand type of soil that is found in the region is used that is called soudu, walls are mostly of stone or mud and coated lime plaster called dungu sunnam,
We in our village used to have a two floored house with same method of construction.
the stairs to the upstairs were the best and had smooth finish like marble with redcolour, I dont know what material they are made of, you can find these type of houses in villages around hyderabad.
But now they are rapidly being replaced by cement and concrete homes, I feel so sad about it.
My father saying that even poor people dont want to build a mud house and they are waiting for government to give money to them for building a house.
beautiful
Thank you! 😊
I am aware of durability of Palmyra Palm tree trunk in traditional construction, is coconut palm trunk also equally durable!? Very glad to hear how to season it and use it in traditional building.
Thanks lot in advance to Thannal team🙏
Good
It's great seeing your videos and getting inspired 😊💙
Thank you so much!🙏
Bahot achha laga dekh ke vedeo hindi me bhi banaye🙏
I liked the one at number 2. I wish to have my natural home the Bharatiya way soon. Thanks for sharing /\
So nice of you our pleasure
Very informative and interesting video 👍, can we build mud house nowdays? If yes then how can we build?
Yes. Cob, Adobe, rammed earth, compressed earth blocks, etc are all ways to build with earth and can and have been done by humans on every continent except Antarctica.
totally enjoying the series.. But I'm curious, can the walling be a combination of earthbag and adobe bricks? I mean earthbag method for the foundation. and proceed with adobe bricks for the rest of the wall? Thank you
Why do you ask?
I want to know if we can contact for building these kind of homes
We want compiled pdf of all knowledge
Do you know anyone who builds such houses now?
Why No Tamilnadu?
Please give contacts of contractors who can build these kinds of homes.
Please don't tell us that we have to build it ourselves, that is not practical for everyone.
Thanks
Sharing what I did myself.. I hired 2 village workers with a head mistry, who was open minded and agreed to do as I instructed. 😄. I asked him to come for 2 days, showed him the videos of the particular mud construction that I wanted to be done. He understood. I watched over, as the construction work went on. It went more or less well.
What I didn't foresee, and I want others to be aware of... is that rats and mice start to make tunnels in the mud walls. And spiders and insects come in more.. So please search for traditional ways to make the walls.... adding materials that repel rodents etc.
Best of luck for your future project. 🙏👍
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