Distinguished work and effort in directing and preparing the video. Thank you for it, and it indicates a distinguished talent. I wish you more progress and wait for the new with longing.
I could watch this all day . Very entertaining .I was stuck in the traffic on O'farrell daily now I see why this took so long . Awesome videos ! Thank you .
If I remember correctly, there is one somewhere in one of the future episodes, we'll see. He goes up really early, and in the current episodes it is still dark out when he goes up -- he goes up before sunrise. However, over time, sunrise gets earlier.
amazing to see how progress moves when you see it in this fashion . The rains sure do come down when the y start. Lots of steel going down and the " UP she goes " begins ! March 10-12 the forms near the crane base start to reach
Another great show!! I surprised there are no site offices and that they had no loo facilities till this stage either or even lunch ones Mans got to eat somewhere ??!!
They had a trailer parked behind the site. A food truck comes by each day. Also, there are a lot of restaurants (take out only these days) within walking distance. Although my observation is that most workers bring their own lunch.
I love timelapse's, but this is next level. The amount of work you must spend on editing is mind-blowing. Subscribed - thank you kindly and keep up the great work. What are the lockdown rules in your state (sorry I'm from South Africa, so just curious if work will stop/slow down?) Be safe, go well!
Great work, as usual. Thanks again. It looks like the "tunnel" diggers on the south side of the site, then later on the north side, were just digging holes to be filled with concrete? Does anyone understand what that's about?
I question whether it is a planned structural element. I didn't seen any re-bar go into the hole before the pour at 20:18, and they are using site-mix concrete, which I didn't think was the highest quality. I'm thinking they found some issue around the foundation of the old church that they needed to stabilize.
I don't know specifically for this project, but in general it tends to go to other projects that need fill. Except for the metal, which goes to recycling.
I know how how much you enjoy keeping track of outhouses so at 10:35 they were taken and returned at 10:55 Handling the rebar had the crane wiggling a bit .
That guy..is digging with a purpose...Robbing the store across the street..Hmmm and they are so organized,they work in team...same outfit...i wonder who is the leader...😎
One of the music pieces sounded really familiar. It reminded me of the very first episodes of hospital construction. You were using it regularly those days didn't you?
Near the end they start putting down rebar above it. I think that they poured all that concrete just to provide a good working surface for next weeks pour.
This is a non structural concrete layer.. we call it blinding. It is just a clean and accurately leveled layer to start the structural concrete raft above.
quick question since im not american, why do the dumbtrucks with two axles, so the small one have a extra axle, but so far out. like doesnt make sense to me since it cant be for the weight distribution cause its too far out
Most states have a weight limit per axle (as does the Federal government). They go down to distribute the weight among more axles when needed. They do actually carry some of the weight, reducing stress on the other axles and tires. (I don't know the mechanics of how it works, but since truck weigh stations weigh each individual axle, they must work or the trucks would not pass.) When not needed, they go up to make the truck more maneuverable and get better gas mileage.
The soil looks a lot like sand. It has the same consistency all the way down. It doesn’t seem to get sticky when it’s wet, so I can only conclude it is sand. Can someone please correct me? If it is sand, does that mean the hills of San Francisco are essentially sand dunes?
Oh wow, thank you. I never knew any of the history or geology, I was just surmising. I visited San Francisco once in 1986 and thought it was a beautiful city, but I never suspected it was built on sand dunes. I am really enjoying these videos. 👍
Why do they pour concrete directly on the ground with no rebar and quite thin layer? This question is bugging me for some reason )) Does anyone know the answer to it?
I would guess they put down the skim coat over the sand to make it easier to work on. Otherwise the sand would get all chewed up by the dozens of workers walking all over it as they prep for the first real layer of concrete
It just gives them a level, smooth, hard surface to work on, so they're not working in the dirt. The slab will go on top, with boatloads of rebar, coming in future episodes.
I'm surprised to see all the hand digging. It would make more sense to use a mini excavator or if power lines or other sensitive infrastructure are being unearthed, hydrovac systems. This may also be because of union feather bedding rules.
You don't know what you're talking about. The digging is the easy part. It's installing the lagging that takes time. With a mini, you'd need to rent the machine plus have an operator plus the laborer standing and watching. Not to mention how congested the site already is with another machine working.
How is there any structure to that concrete poured directly on the dirt? The second pour on top with rebar is kind of useless if the base it's on has no structural integrity. Or am I wrong?
So far, the best 25 minutes of my weekend! Thank you for bringing it to us.
Distinguished work and effort in directing and preparing the video. Thank you for it, and it indicates a distinguished talent. I wish you more progress and wait for the new with longing.
I could watch this all day . Very entertaining .I was stuck in the traffic on O'farrell daily now I see why this took so long . Awesome videos ! Thank you .
Fantastic, great to watch all the skilled workers go about their duties. Hopefully the workforce are staying safe😷
Just came across your channel and I enjoy watching these. Thanks for the work you're putting into it! I'll be keeping up with this series.
I `ve watched this series 3 times. It`s very interesting,because I`ve worked on construction sites in Switzerland for 50 years my self
Thanks, glad you're enjoying the videos!
Best series ever 😎😎
You should get a shot of the crane operator climbing up his crane in the morning, i think it would look pretty cool!
If I remember correctly, there is one somewhere in one of the future episodes, we'll see. He goes up really early, and in the current episodes it is still dark out when he goes up -- he goes up before sunrise. However, over time, sunrise gets earlier.
@@HospitalConstruction That's awesome! I'm looking forward to it, thank you so much
The one-man-show with shovel is funny😀Never ending truck loading......
Concrete directly over sand? In Germany impossible🤔
You do GREAT work in these videos!! As a former residential carpenter,,, I just really enjoy watching. 👍👍
it's like watching an anthill, step by step they just keep truckin along.
Simply fascinating to watch. Nice sound track too.
I did this for 40 years and i still like watching it
Another great video for the best construction channel on RUclips keep up the great work
Well done on all video editing and so on. thank you
Thanks for the video.
amazing to see how progress moves when you see it in this fashion . The rains sure do come down when the y start. Lots of steel going down and the " UP she goes " begins ! March 10-12 the forms near the crane base start to reach
😀 by the way, last week's music was far superior. 😁
Esses vídeos são viciantes !!
Like seeing that dewalt flexvolt skilsaw getting used until the excavation takes up the glory shot
Very busy week. Hats off to all
great video, and good choice of music.
assistindo aqui do Brasil 18/04/2020 as 22:40 hs PARABÉNS PELO VÍDEO bela construção parabéns a todos.
One week je super
Another great show!! I surprised there are no site offices and that they had no loo facilities till this stage either or even lunch ones Mans got to eat somewhere ??!!
They had a trailer parked behind the site. A food truck comes by each day. Also, there are a lot of restaurants (take out only these days) within walking distance. Although my observation is that most workers bring their own lunch.
"eye enjoyed the pause!"
Thanks again
Fun to watch.
Thank you
I love timelapse's, but this is next level. The amount of work you must spend on editing is mind-blowing. Subscribed - thank you kindly and keep up the great work. What are the lockdown rules in your state (sorry I'm from South Africa, so just curious if work will stop/slow down?) Be safe, go well!
@nordhorny - bored much?
I dream that I am working after falling asleep while watching this then wake up and have to go to work. .
I like the music
Great work, as usual. Thanks again.
It looks like the "tunnel" diggers on the south side of the site, then later on the north side, were just digging holes to be filled with concrete? Does anyone understand what that's about?
I think we need to see the structural drawings to understand what are these pits all about!
I question whether it is a planned structural element. I didn't seen any re-bar go into the hole before the pour at 20:18, and they are using site-mix concrete, which I didn't think was the highest quality. I'm thinking they found some issue around the foundation of the old church that they needed to stabilize.
Another Great video. Thanks for the sunset. Nice !!! Where are they taking all that dirt they Take Out ? Looks pretty clean ..
I don't know specifically for this project, but in general it tends to go to other projects that need fill. Except for the metal, which goes to recycling.
nice video !!!!! the music is a little anxious !!!
I know how how much you enjoy keeping track of outhouses so at 10:35 they were taken and returned at 10:55
Handling the rebar had the crane wiggling a bit .
I think the guy digging is going to mars
Fantastic
professional work here
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Who could have predicted that the Tibetan protestors would have been the most low key of 2020?
guy must be digging a secret entrance to the subway.
Good job
That guy..is digging with a purpose...Robbing the store across the street..Hmmm and they are so organized,they work in team...same outfit...i wonder who is the leader...😎
rumors say that one guy is still digging
super .
Hello,
Why they stop work at 02:00 pm ?
One of the music pieces sounded really familiar. It reminded me of the very first episodes of hospital construction. You were using it regularly those days didn't you?
It is possible one of them is similar, but the music is all different from the original Ⓗ series music.
Tempus fugit!!!
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First time I've seen concrete being poured directly onto dirt, wonder how well this will stand up over time.
Near the end they start putting down rebar above it. I think that they poured all that concrete just to provide a good working surface for next weeks pour.
deer1eye skimcoat
This is a non structural concrete layer.. we call it blinding. It is just a clean and accurately leveled layer to start the structural concrete raft above.
lol.these comments here make my day
quick question since im not american, why do the dumbtrucks with two axles, so the small one have a extra axle, but so far out. like doesnt make sense to me since it cant be for the weight distribution cause its too far out
Most states have a weight limit per axle (as does the Federal government). They go down to distribute the weight among more axles when needed. They do actually carry some of the weight, reducing stress on the other axles and tires. (I don't know the mechanics of how it works, but since truck weigh stations weigh each individual axle, they must work or the trucks would not pass.) When not needed, they go up to make the truck more maneuverable and get better gas mileage.
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The soil looks a lot like sand. It has the same consistency all the way down. It doesn’t seem to get sticky when it’s wet, so I can only conclude it is sand. Can someone please correct me? If it is sand, does that mean the hills of San Francisco are essentially sand dunes?
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Oh wow, thank you. I never knew any of the history or geology, I was just surmising. I visited San Francisco once in 1986 and thought it was a beautiful city, but I never suspected it was built on sand dunes. I am really enjoying these videos. 👍
I'm not seeing any pilings of any substance. Are you sure this isn't San Francisco’s Millennium Tower?
Just curious. Where the trucks are going to unload the soil.?
It goes to other projects that need fill dirt. Whether it is stored anywhere in-between, I don't know.
Why do they pour concrete directly on the ground with no rebar and quite thin layer?
This question is bugging me for some reason )) Does anyone know the answer to it?
I would guess they put down the skim coat over the sand to make it easier to work on. Otherwise the sand would get all chewed up by the dozens of workers walking all over it as they prep for the first real layer of concrete
It just gives them a level, smooth, hard surface to work on, so they're not working in the dirt. The slab will go on top, with boatloads of rebar, coming in future episodes.
rebar all done by hand? can't believe that's not automated
What's with the 2pm / early finishes
I'm surprised to see all the hand digging. It would make more sense to use a mini excavator or if power lines or other sensitive infrastructure are being unearthed, hydrovac systems. This may also be because of union feather bedding rules.
You don't know what you're talking about. The digging is the easy part. It's installing the lagging that takes time. With a mini, you'd need to rent the machine plus have an operator plus the laborer standing and watching. Not to mention how congested the site already is with another machine working.
Where do the concrete trucks clean do they go back to the yard?
Take it back to the yard. Concrete pump cleans out into the last truck.
Did covid 19 shut down construction on this?
No, it did not.
Hi! @Hospital Construction, 3:18, what it's called? Thanks !
Are you talking about the white insulation panels they are placing under the ledge, or the wooden concrete forms, or something else?
Hollidays?, ran out of materials, rain or beer time
Is this going to be St. Covid Hospital? 😷😷😷
20:57 ¿what kind of concrete is it?
Have you thought about Patreon? I will support you with pleaser.
6.10 is that guy digging his own basement?
To this day he's still digging
Wood work
China would have finished this on day 1🤣🤣 lol jk good job
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Who can tell me at 21:33 the song what’s name please! Thank’s
It is called, Get It Rolling, by Andy Cooper & Joshua Alan Barlow.
How is there any structure to that concrete poured directly on the dirt? The second pour on top with rebar is kind of useless if the base it's on has no structural integrity. Or am I wrong?
It's a rat slab, it's only job is to give the main foundation something solid for the initial pour, the dirt itself has less structure.
I don't understand neither, usually the concrete would be laid on compressed gravel.
@@DejvmanXsindicate it all depends on the soil where its being poured
It's not China's speed ))))
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Where is …?
San Francisco California
Нехуя непонятно что за бред какой-то бешеные деньги расходы 🤔🧐🇰🇬🇺🇸
Что непонятного то!?
Thank you