Probably just bolted together some pipes, I'd imagine that the plumbing was already done by the time that assembly started. In short, they just had to connect the pipes together with some bolts.
Construct already means bringing together so construct can still apply. Modern building construction already make use of ready-made stuff, not like they chop the trees during construction..
By this definition a smartphone takes an year or a two to be manufactured. On the site it was constructed in a day, you can go order your building and they'll come build it in a day.
For those who don’t know. The leading person of this part of the business called Broad absorption chiller company is the son of its chairman. Who returned to China after studying under a professor in CMU who specializes on prefabricated buildings. I actually lived in one of its sample hotels. It felt just like any other hotel too.
Imagine sleeping in your flat, trying to block out the construction sounds then when it finally stops and you get some sleep you wake up to a whole new building suddenly appearing.
It's amazing. Can you please also show us the elevators and fire escape stairs? They gotta be there, and I'd really like to see how they were done, not to nitpick.
Judging from the looks of the inside of the apartments, the target buyers they are looking for are people who WOULD REQUIRE there are lifts. Imagine you are the salesperson, and you need to show the top floor to your clients who are looking for quality living! As for fire stairs, they are required by law in China. They can't get a permit for sales without one.
probably just the same way any elevator is put into a building, I don't think it take that long to put in elevator since everything is premade, it just requires the spaces to be defined ahead of the time.
@Thinking Beings by definition, the verb is to make, build, or form. This definition should be consistent among “top” dictionaries. How is it incorrect?
Yea, not sure if they say shazam and all of the parts magically apear around the site, the real construction is way back years ago, when the architect make his first pencil line.
They probably could put up a entire mall in a day. Imagine sleeping in a park. Then waking up and finding yourself surrounded by apartments and a mall.
@@helveticaimproper4191 i commented the same thing before i saw that comment now i deleted it would you say i stole a comment when i didn't even know this comment exist? he didn't stole the comment because you can't steal common sense
A building needs a central column which gives the expansion and compression strength during earthquakes or storms or high winds. I hope these buildings got something of that sort.
It's 100% safe just look at ships how much they move on open sea. And the containers stays and a ship loves much stronger then any earthquake and winds are stronger and this bolts a fully strong offourae they have a base
That does make you wonder. It takes a long time to set up all the plumbing that goes from the bathrooms to the main water line. Same with gas and electricity
This is not new, we have that more than 20yrs ago for prefabricated toilet and walls. In Oz they often do that but for single storey house. As usual, China has bring it to the true LEGO standard with everything prefab and assembled 10 storeys in a day. This is their construction prowess acquired over last 40yrs.
@@SilverState99 is that racism？guess where are the longest bridges in the world? where are the highest bridges in the world? where are the largest dams in the world? where is the longest high speed rail system in the world? where is the longest highway system? where is the longest subway system? where is the longest water transfer project in the world? where are the largest man made forest in the world? where are most of the tallest buildings in the world? oh let me tell you, they are all in China. By the way, China has a space station currently in operation and landed rovers on far side of the moon. China also landed a rover on Mars on the first attempt. The claim "Modern Chinese buildings are notorious for bad construction" is invalid and racist. By the way, steel structures are much more earthquake resistant than concrete buildings. They are much better built.
@@timetraveller2300 no, that is a fact supported by countless videos Like this one (ruclips.net/video/8zplHlJDs1U/видео.html) that show Modern Chinese buildings are made of garbage materials that causes them to be very structurally unstable.
no. it was actually from football goal fabricating if i remember correctly about the history of building method. it was to restore destroyed buildings in Europe after WWII ended.
Bru a dude leaves the house for a weekend trip comes back and finds this right in front of his house and 50 new neighbors already all settled by that time
@@MainMite06 www.quora.com/Is-the-oldest-building-in-China-Nanchan-Temple-It%E2%80%99s-only-1-200-years-old-Why you think China doesnt have monuments that last more than 2000 years? Romans: "no comment"
@ナル ちゃん so you compare tiny everyday essential products (which were never meant to last long anyways regardless of country manufacturing) to civilizations as a measurement?
I mean they were able to build a hospital in a few days / weeks when battling with the high increase of cases of the pandemic last yr so .... aint surprised they can build a resident building this fast
long-term planning is one of the advantages of an authoritarian regime. most politicians couldnt think beyond the next election or crossing party lines.
There is one 90-minute long video about how China built the hospital with negative pressure wards in10 days last February in Wuhan. There are a great detail about how they layout the ventilation system, large diagnostic equipment such as CT scan, oxygen supply lines, waste management, and sewerage, etc. I am touched by the construction skills and the amazing orchestral efforts, maybe because I once stressed out building my customized house, and dealing with contractors myself.
Its amazing they can build such flats so insanely fast but I It looks terrible and cheap. Here in the Netherlands we wouldn’t built such creatures unless its temporary housing🙏🏼
Nope. You are wrong. . . . Its usually when you become a great grandfather 😂 Well i am not joking. Thats quite common here in delhi ncr especially in ghaziabad where i live. We booked a flat and they said they will give us within 3 years. Now its been already 6 years and forget about inner furnishings , the building's basic structure hasn't even been completed.
@@daseapickleofjustice7231 What is false about Taiwan being a country? China has no government there, and Taiwan has their own government which does not want Chinese rule. Yupp Taiwan.
@@giorgio5789 no different to any other countries with contractors greedy for money, take Sydney, Australia for example: new apartments cracking on external walks due to cheap and quick construction methods. On the other hand tho, advancement in technology and methods like this is a steppingstone in affordable housing in the future as our current housing crisis (like Australia) mean young folks like me could never afford a comfortable home. Hey I rather live in an affordable shipping container (which this one looks rather nice) than be homeless is what I’m saying.
@@shaggydawg5419 + "some" laws broken, half of the building gets taken down and slowly rebuilt, the elections are coming up so they speed up construction, the elections pass, they slow down construction, rinse and repeat, 20 years later you have an apartment building that will last for a whopping decade
It's the land that costs money, not the materials for the building. And in China, sadly you can't even perpetually own land in cities. It reverts to state ownership after several decades.
@@Delinae state ownership lowers housing affordability, if not now at least in the future. let that sink in a moment before replying. case study: singapore.
Extremely impressive that they did all of that within a day! Here is the states it takes them years to fix some pothole and cracks on a road! For example: They have blocked off one of the main roads near my house for a little over a year now, but they haven't even gotten people in there to start fixing the road yet! At this rate it could take three years by the time they finished tearing down a stretch of road about 65 yard long and repave it with new asphalt! Maybe what we need is a Chinese company! I'm sure they could do it within 3 days or less and the result would probably be better to boot!
China is so innovative, they even have buildings that can be deconstructed in seconds, and they don't even need to have a crew to do it. It is fully automated!
I remember watching a European documentary film saying Pre-fab Housing (a lot of which are from China) would be THE future housing solution. It's efficient and cost-effective. As China continue to put it to test and perfect this product, the world will greatly benefit from this technology.
Rome is an empire, probably started from unification of towns, diplomatic relations and conquest. This sad building is pre-made in large factory and assembled using the latest technology without a battle nearby.
I know this looks impressive and everything, but I'd wait a couple of years and watch for any negative in the track record before considering living there.
How can a tall building like that survive quakes, storms and floods when there isn't a underground foundation? Normal concrete buildings foundations piled to a certain depth
The modules were MANUFACTURED in the factory. And the building was CONSTRUCTED on a building site. Learn some basic english before you embarrass yourself.
I sleep almost all day and if i saw this when waking up next time that a whole new building just popped up my mind would just escape from my body and i would just question my whole existence that for how many years i was sleeping
Meanwhile, it is taking 2 years and counting for plumbers in my area to replace the main hot water tank and everyone in my area has gone without hot water (only lukewarm) for two years. Just one tank.
oh, this kinda building you can build 1000 buildings in a day because it's not constructed it's just like an assembled. but in our country they built buildings that are very strong in which cement is used with very powerful bricks.
2 ways to avoid earthquake: super heavy or super light. This building chooses second solution. In the Forbidden City, some small-scale temples with relatively simple structures will choose not to lay the foundation, but to directly put precision-calculated columns on stone bases to avoid the impact of earthquakes and effects of thermal deformations on the structure.
The whole thing should be extremely safe because if my understanding is correct : Each building block is caged inside a stainless steel frame. And these steel cages are then assembled together with huge screws on each side. This whole structure should withstand huge earthquakes.
They have to. They produce way too much raw construction material than they could spent. Most of their newly constructed buildings are not occupied. Hence the "ghost cities".
And lastly the reason why it's so hard for CCP to make changes is because change of policies won't happen until there is order from the highest level guys, or maybe the top one guy. but those old uneducated bureaucrats only care about face projects like space exploration, they are so uneducated the only education they received is communist indoctrinations. CCP needs to give every functional departments incentives to better themselves and give every level of government or public institutes a certain degree of autonomy so they have the right to better themselves, or at least be open to opinions from low levels of governmental organizations! These old uneducated brainwashed cadres can't possibly know how to deal with everything ranging from education to housing to scientific research correctly and professionally! you can't expect to wait for commands from them to make changes, they might not notice it in their life time or next life since all they do is reciting communist indoctrinations routinely! And this has been arguably the most detrimental downside of Communist governments! Not allowing opinions from the bottom, suppressing speeches so no low level guys dare to give opinions. The one top guy determines every thing! also insensitive to public opinions, the top one guy has more power then the rest of the entire population! It's even worse then imperialism because in imperialism at least people are not indoctrinating or brainwashing each other, the governance structure is better and science developed and prospered in imperial societies, China got out of imperialism 1 hundred years ago, but shortly after fell right into something even worse! That's unfortunate and we demand all the changes mentioned above!
@Allen Burger Do they have any science papers published? If not, So what if they graduated from science, does that make China able to publish more higher quality academic works than the US, or does that make the academic scandals typical of China any less?
@Allen Burger Yes, I heard the system made the scientists prioritized publishing scientific papers in science magazines instead of issuing warnings right away in the case of COVID. If that's true, then it needs to change.
If anyone wants to know, this is called prefabricated prefinished volumetric construction. It is used to a certain degree of success for short form buildings. Recently in Singapore, they have developed a 40 story ppvc. It is a tried and tested method with years of research and prototyping.
I remember while the last time I stayed in India, a hospital being built didn’t complete even a single floor in the couple months I stayed despite having workers there almost every day
They didn't build an apartment building in a day. They prefabricated a bunch of boxes. Then stack them on top of each other and glue them together, That's not building in a day. It was literally not built in a day, Because the things that are being stack took more than a day to build, It just took them a day to put them on top of each other
@@Checkitytu sometime it is better to learn then to critisize.in my area bridges construction a going on for the last ten years.2 yrs back it was built but again collapsed.
OK, it was put together in a day or so, how long did each unit take to build? How long did it take to truck them to the site? How long did site prep take? How were plumbing, power and digital wiring handled? What about the toll room and equipment rooms? When was it ready for occupancy after the 28 hour construction? How long did it take to plan and build or lay out the factory and the specialized equipment to build the pods? etc????
Oh please, if you were talking about how long it took to build a house in the USA, would you ask, "How long to make the bricks?" "How long to make the electrical cable?" Etc. No, you wouldn't because you would sound like an idiot. You know, just like you sound like an idiot now.
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I wonder how they set up the plumbing
Thats..questionable
Asking the real questions
They did not mention a bathroom or kitchen in the flats.
The units are shipped in boxes not flat parks. So everything is set up in the factory. The just do the final connection on site.
Probably just bolted together some pipes, I'd imagine that the plumbing was already done by the time that assembly started. In short, they just had to connect the pipes together with some bolts.
It wasn't constructed in a day...It was just ASSEMBLED in a day....but still quite an achievement
let's see this building in a decade.
Construct already means bringing together so construct can still apply. Modern building construction already make use of ready-made stuff, not like they chop the trees during construction..
Sound dumb tryna be smart..
By this definition a smartphone takes an year or a two to be manufactured.
On the site it was constructed in a day, you can go order your building and they'll come build it in a day.
@@cannypride8191 but still we all assumed it was actually "built" in a day rather than assembled
For those who don’t know. The leading person of this part of the business called Broad absorption chiller company is the son of its chairman. Who returned to China after studying under a professor in CMU who specializes on prefabricated buildings. I actually lived in one of its sample hotels. It felt just like any other hotel too.
is the payment same as usual too?
OH cool
You will only feel he difference when it collapse.
@@skadi7654 why would it collapse? It wasn't built in Florida.
@@piccalillipit9211 he’s just attempting to be funny by poking fun at China
Imagine sleeping in your flat, trying to block out the construction sounds then when it finally stops and you get some sleep you wake up to a whole new building suddenly appearing.
😂
Taiwan is a country 🇹🇼
@@Polyglot_English yea
@@Polyglot_English ok????
@@Polyglot_English yeah
Imagine ur spending the night at a friend's house and u come back to a totally different and obstructed view .
Went away for vacation and when u come back there's a whole new city beside your house
Well that happened to me here in germany a few weeks ago, was only a two story house, but I thought I was dreaming when driving down the road
@@starstencahl8985 nice cat
@@spottedscimittar9402 nice loli
@@nemezizthedestroyer5237 nice logo
Buyer: This home concept looks great! When can I get a room?
Construction bois: *TOMORROW*
Next day delivery 😂
@@bh2908 yep
@@bh2908 😂😂😂
Imagine someone built a 10 storey building on your land without your permission overnight 🤣🤣🤣..
🤣🤣
It's amazing. Can you please also show us the elevators and fire escape stairs? They gotta be there, and I'd really like to see how they were done, not to nitpick.
Judging from the looks of the inside of the apartments, the target buyers they are looking for are people who WOULD REQUIRE there are lifts.
Imagine you are the salesperson, and you need to show the top floor to your clients who are looking for quality living!
As for fire stairs, they are required by law in China. They can't get a permit for sales without one.
Sorry... But they forgot to put lift or stair
@@MrKeiKuro How do you know?
@@MrKeiKuro0:40 blue stairs on the left 😊
probably just the same way any elevator is put into a building, I don't think it take that long to put in elevator since everything is premade, it just requires the spaces to be defined ahead of the time.
Not sure if it is "constructed".
More like assembled.
Looks cool btw.
By definition, it is constructed.
It is also assembled.
Lego 1:1 scale buildings edition
@Thinking Beings by definition, the verb is to make, build, or form. This definition should be consistent among “top” dictionaries. How is it incorrect?
Same thing in this case.
Vehicle vs car situation
Yea, not sure if they say shazam and all of the parts magically apear around the site, the real construction is way back years ago, when the architect make his first pencil line.
They probably could put up a entire mall in a day.
Imagine sleeping in a park. Then waking up and finding yourself surrounded by apartments and a mall.
That sounds a lot like a japanese prank
lol
Hahahaha this is actually scary
Me waking up: *How many years had I been asleep...!?*
Lol
Technically, it is not constructed in a day. It is ASSEMBLED IN A DAY.
Stolen comment.
@@helveticaimproper4191 i commented the same thing before i saw that comment now i deleted it would you say i stole a comment when i didn't even know this comment exist? he didn't stole the comment because you can't steal common sense
@@user-cj4fu8qq9b _steals common sense_
@@user-cj4fu8qq9b the first top comment is literally stating the same thing-
@@wrythedit it wasn't the top comment when i said this
This is AWESOME!!! There should no one be with out home in this universe.
Everyone should have billions and their own private jet and a witty leprechaun that makes the best homemade ice cream
The person who sleep for the whole day
"Sir, what year is this?"
U deserve some more likes lol
lol i finaly go to future
**surprised Pikachu face**
😂😂😂👍
@@kalyankarki5053 it was only 1hr
Imagine waking up with a 10 story building Infront of your house
🤣😂😂
hahahah
I too, sleep until 6 at night.
Yeah.. it will be like "How long have I been sleeping"?😳
Me : how the fck??.
It took 16 years here in Boston to fill a small pothole in the road
meanwhile: In india they are still understanding what is pothole 😂and they made a scam out of it
@Emperor AURANGZEB not surprised
@@avikoppa we pakistanis know that feeling bro...
😂
You could have filled it yourself, bruh!
How long until it started leaking water and started flooding and breaking down ? quality is very important as well
Government: OK , you can construct the building, but it should not take more than 2 months.
He: Already constructed sir
Hahahaha🤣
It's taking more than 2 months for me to build a skyscraper in Minecraft!
The apartment units are really lovely!
Faster than western bills getting approved.
After a small earthquake occurs this building will fall
When did IKEA start making 10-story buildings?
Yesterday
@c a bahahaha
The quality isn't great. It'll have to be replaced every 3 years.
@@8BitGamer4life 😂
@@8BitGamer4life source?
"Rome wasn't built in a day"
China: Challenge accepted
Makes no sense, go learn better english.
@@LinkLich You are fool
😂
@@LinkLich understand the meme bro
They just build part by part.
Not material by material.
And that part created in factory.
"Just like build toy with lego"
A building needs a central column which gives the expansion and compression strength during earthquakes or storms or high winds. I hope these buildings got something of that sort.
They are safer than regular buildings during earthquakes, but high winds could be an issue
I recently read that some of these fast assembled buildings have a design life of 1000 years.
It's 100% safe just look at ships how much they move on open sea. And the containers stays and a ship loves much stronger then any earthquake and winds are stronger and this bolts a fully strong offourae they have a base
All fun and games until you have a few “extra” bolts
That's really a headache
Or not enough…. Which is the bigger problem, lol.
🤣🤣
🤣🤣😅
😂😂
Customer: here is your money, so when will you hand over my apartment?
Company: tomorrow 🙏
And it will fall after a small earthquake occurs
Hu hu hu hu hu.....
@@thapuiisiakeng6670 that’s funny bc it said earth quake resistant…
@@Ivander_K bruh what?? Your comment is not relevant to the main comment at all
Dont try to start a conflict on this comment section
@@Ivander_K Your ancestors were looting?
Everyone: Imagine waking up to find this building out of nowhere
Me: *but how do the toilets work*
That does make you wonder. It takes a long time to set up all the plumbing that goes from the bathrooms to the main water line. Same with gas and electricity
I think the pipes where already been set up by the time the assembly starts
Whyd you even use this format
There is no water connection
MareeksMareeks they can plumb all that beforehand, all they have to do is connect each floor to the one above/adjacent.
The problem is foundation since all of it is joint by bolts, is this safe in terms of earthquake?😮
Why earthquake proof a building when not required. But still I would like to see a comparison between traditionally build apartments.
It's stated in the video that it is earth quake resistant
When the adults starts playing lego seriously.
🤌🏽🤌🏽🤌🏽
UNDERATED
you start dreaming at the age of ~5 you start building at the age of ~25.
p.s Wile E. Coyote drove me to study Physics & Engineering.
ruclips.net/video/RElGXLwWTvI/видео.html
@@rimshot6444 nice man
I’m surprised IKEA didn’t think of this before China...
DIY ASSEMBLE YOUR OWN BUILDING!
Now comes with free tinted windows!
They did. They already do pre-fabricated projects like this in Sweden since a long time.
This is not new, we have that more than 20yrs ago for prefabricated toilet and walls. In Oz they often do that but for single storey house.
As usual, China has bring it to the true LEGO standard with everything prefab and assembled 10 storeys in a day. This is their construction prowess acquired over last 40yrs.
Swedes be crying right now ! 😂😂
About as cheap looking as ikea too
Imagine a dude just passing by when they started only to come back a few hour later to find that they're half way done: "What in the......"
his thought: WHAT YEAR IS IT? HOW LONG WAS I GONE?????
Very impressive. Beautiful apartments look well made, safe, and light-filled.
Only suggestion: please change the annoying background music.
If this proves to be safe, cost effective, and environment-friendly, the future of pre-fabricated buildings looks bright.
It's not safe. Modern Chinese buildings are notorious for bad construction. Think putting sand In cement
@@SilverState99 is that racism？guess where are the longest bridges in the world? where are the highest bridges in the world? where are the largest dams in the world? where is the longest high speed rail system in the world? where is the longest highway system? where is the longest subway system? where is the longest water transfer project in the world? where are the largest man made forest in the world? where are most of the tallest buildings in the world? oh let me tell you, they are all in China. By the way, China has a space station currently in operation and landed rovers on far side of the moon. China also landed a rover on Mars on the first attempt. The claim "Modern Chinese buildings are notorious for bad construction" is invalid and racist.
By the way, steel structures are much more earthquake resistant than concrete buildings. They are much better built.
@@timetraveller2300 no, that is a fact supported by countless videos Like this one (ruclips.net/video/8zplHlJDs1U/видео.html) that show Modern Chinese buildings are made of garbage materials that causes them to be very structurally unstable.
@@SilverState99 bruh that vid was uploaded 4 years ago. And every countries have that type of incidents happened too.
Well it’s not safe at all so 😂
China: *builds a building in one day*
My Country: *takes five years to build a one km road*
In my country they take 5 years to fill a pothole
True😂
Amazing what a virtually unlimited supply of cheap forced labor can do for a nation.
Same here
Are u guys from india 😂😂😂😂
The guy who came up with this was is actually a master Lego builder
no. it was actually from football goal fabricating if i remember correctly about the history of building method. it was to restore destroyed buildings in Europe after WWII ended.
Imagine walking pass this Street everyday and out of nowhere this building pops up one day, must be confusing af
"Bruh where am i? I coulda swore this was a construction site yesterday!"
Omfg I didn't think about that!🤣🤣
Bru a dude leaves the house for a weekend trip comes back and finds this right in front of his house and 50 new neighbors already all settled by that time
🤣🤣🤣
China had replaced a bridge over a weekend. Road users will realised the bridge has been replaced.
Romans: Rome was not built in a day.
Chinese: Wrong.
Romans: *But our monuments live on after 2000 years, how long do yours last?!*
Chinese: "no comment"
@@MainMite06 www.quora.com/Is-the-oldest-building-in-China-Nanchan-Temple-It%E2%80%99s-only-1-200-years-old-Why you think China doesnt have monuments that last more than 2000 years?
Romans: "no comment"
@@bepopxxx we’re Focusing on this 1 day buildings life span not anything else
@@TheRedBaron2004 then why comparing this new building with 2000 years old monument?
@ナル ちゃん so you compare tiny everyday essential products (which were never meant to last long anyways regardless of country manufacturing) to civilizations as a measurement?
Therapist: Ikea releasing houses is not real it doesn't exist
Chinese Ikea:
I bet this gonna be the worlds new house building material
DIY houses
@@niggies911 bro they like already started HOuses thattt Floatttt tf ahha like IMPRESSIVE MAN
@@ravenx3131 they already ahve a floating park in the sky haha
@@kaushalkumar-hn4om true
Here in the UK (scottish borders)
It is taking them 6 months to build a tiny roundabout. And that is about 20 men at once. 🤦♂️
I mean they were able to build a hospital in a few days / weeks when battling with the high increase of cases of the pandemic last yr so .... aint surprised they can build a resident building this fast
long-term planning is one of the advantages of an authoritarian regime. most politicians couldnt think beyond the next election or crossing party lines.
I thought the same too.
China and it’s corrupt officials anything can happen
not exactly a hospital. they are shipping containers turned into bedrooms with no toilets and air ventilation
@@imthevoice7482 well when it comes to corrupted officials in Asia there’s a few countries in Asia better at that
Ceo of that creation : "We need more ideas on how to speed up our constructions"
That one worker : "We can do legos... "
shows everything is awesome scene
The lead worker: "不，豆腐渣工程更省钱“
@@DZ477 what does that mean?
@@fathericraveviolence9845 他说 "不，豆腐渣工程更省钱“
This method of prefabricated construction is used around the world for a while now. It's especially big in Germany.
There is one 90-minute long video about how China built the hospital with negative pressure wards in10 days last February in Wuhan. There are a great detail about how they layout the ventilation system, large diagnostic equipment such as CT scan, oxygen supply lines, waste management, and sewerage, etc. I am touched by the construction skills and the amazing orchestral efforts, maybe because I once stressed out building my customized house, and dealing with contractors myself.
10 days of Huo Shen Shan.
Its amazing they can build such flats so insanely fast but I It looks terrible and cheap. Here in the Netherlands we wouldn’t built such creatures unless its temporary housing🙏🏼
Share the vedio link
@@marthijn-7544 but it's just connecting the pieces, making each indivisual ones probably took longer
Someone died too because of how fast they were working...
Curious to know if it is still standing and without issues.
This is efficient. In my home country, it has been more than a year, and a tiny small neighborhood sports complex still not ready yet.
What country?
In my country its taking them 2 years to complete 1 modern tram waiting platform, still not finished.
In Western countries, the unions would not allow this type of pre-fab housing to happen.
@@rcbrascan that’s cause western countries have generally bigger land.
Called milking it. Construction workers would know.
So the construction of building took a day, but the parts of the building were built beforehand. Still impressive though
“Constructed”
@@Windy-b9p You're gonna have to throw out the definition.
This is known as off site construction.
even i thought of that but its abt Constructing the building not the parts so yea
Not sure if it is "constructed".
More like assembled.
Looks cool btw.
fun fact: Toronto took 10 years to build an elevator in a subway from beginning of construction to finish.
Cap
@@sitiparti5008 Yeah I could've sworn we took longer than 10 years.
Hahahahaha
What are you trying to refer to Eglinton ?
@TheENofficial you don't think China has got safe regulations? Are you dim?
This is terrifying. There is no way you can convince me to live in one of those.
Goes for a walk: "huh...that wasn't there yesterday".
“Walk”
Must be the wind
@@BigTastyBaconMenü 😂😂
@Emma Madison **IN THE MENTAL FACILITY WE GO**
but after one day when it collapsed --you will definately say -as usual made in china
Chinese govt: The duration of this construction project is 1 day.
Indian govt: The duration of this construction project is 5 years.
Nope. You are wrong.
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Its usually when you become a great grandfather 😂
Well i am not joking. Thats quite common here in delhi ncr especially in ghaziabad where i live. We booked a flat and they said they will give us within 3 years. Now its been already 6 years and forget about inner furnishings , the building's basic structure hasn't even been completed.
Yup but it will last longer than this
Bangladesh govt : Duration is 10 years with a massive loan.
After 10 years : Duration has been increased up to 15 years more.
@@dhairya3746 o
British government takes 15 years
Them: Builds an 10 story building in a day
Me: *completes a lego set in a week*
China: Builds a 10 story building in a day
Croatia : after 2 years we made road from Vinkovci to Vukovar :)
The main point is “is it safe to live in”? And how long is it going to last without collapsing?
It's safe for your customers to live in. You know how they treat their brothers in China.
Child: Dad! Lets go for camping, bring the tent!!
Chinese Father: Here you go son, our 10-storey delux apartment with a rooftop swimming pool.
Amazon: "We will deliver your order in 2days"
Construction workers: "Pathetic! I do a building in a day"
The Chinese took Minecraft too seriously
Homies just speed ran the entire building process lol
Not just Minecraft but world edit too. //stack
@@malaysabolehpsy I use world edit to build, so this is true 😂😂👍
😂😂😂😂
Miguel Vina those commands still exist?
@@hugono3938 idk
The houses or apartments or whatever their called are pretty modern, cozy and decent
Taiwan is a country 🇹🇼 🇹🇼
They're small.
@@Polyglot_English hey westerner get out, stop trolling and spreading false information
You imply this could not be a building lol
@@daseapickleofjustice7231 What is false about Taiwan being a country? China has no government there, and Taiwan has their own government which does not want Chinese rule.
Yupp Taiwan.
As long as it’s safe and up to safety standards, this is impressive
It's China, of course it's not.
@@stan110 bruh just bc its made in China doesn't actually mean its constructed poorly
@@stan110 so is the collapsed building in Florida built in China?
I don't think they even have safety standards lol
@@imaduck339 No, not because it is made in China. Because there is corruption in China that makes the building quality poor.
I had observed the progress of a 10 story building in portland for the past 2 and a half years... they must have been slacking
Can't ask for more money if you build it in a day.
😁
Imagine being a worker and getting paid for two years of work versus 8 hours
@@jeffrey7737 But if they are building thousands of these buildings, you'd be employed all the time.
@@Zerpentsa6598 3 years ?
Stainless steel slab,,, cant imagine scenario where fire eruptsss
Them: Build 10 storey building in a day
Me: Complete 1 chapter in a month
Relatable
This will be a great way to meet emergency housing if an area is ever devastated by a vast natural disaster.
in China there are disasters on a daily basis. mostly building collapsing because they're made with trash materials, probably like this one
@@giorgio5789 that’s not true
@AZ yeah but that's not every day, remember the Miami collapse was recent too
@@giorgio5789 why do you think they can build it in a day… and those are made to survive earthquakes and typhoons… yeah ok.
@@giorgio5789 no different to any other countries with contractors greedy for money, take Sydney, Australia for example: new apartments cracking on external walks due to cheap and quick construction methods. On the other hand tho, advancement in technology and methods like this is a steppingstone in affordable housing in the future as our current housing crisis (like Australia) mean young folks like me could never afford a comfortable home. Hey I rather live in an affordable shipping container (which this one looks rather nice) than be homeless is what I’m saying.
In Brazil, this would've taken 6 years to complete
Typical American country
Come to nepal.
About 2 decade
In India, this will take 2 generations to complete.
@@davyjones8346 and a couple of billion dollars + many rich and fat officials.
@@shaggydawg5419 + "some" laws broken, half of the building gets taken down and slowly rebuilt, the elections are coming up so they speed up construction, the elections pass, they slow down construction, rinse and repeat, 20 years later you have an apartment building that will last for a whopping decade
I will show this to my contractor...
At least they give us hope of future lower housing prices.
Seems like a very high end prison...
True, this is what the future will be like
It's the land that costs money, not the materials for the building. And in China, sadly you can't even perpetually own land in cities. It reverts to state ownership after several decades.
@@Delinae state ownership lowers housing affordability, if not now at least in the future. let that sink in a moment before replying.
case study: singapore.
@@maktwnmugs2619 lf you talking about USA the probability rises to 101%.
Imagine the neighbors who went to work at 3 AM and when came back they see this giant building infront of their house.
for sure they will say "are we lost?"😂
Or what the other comment said, what year is this? Did we travel to the future?
Extremely impressive that they did all of that within a day! Here is the states it takes them years to fix some pothole and cracks on a road! For example: They have blocked off one of the main roads near my house for a little over a year now, but they haven't even gotten people in there to start fixing the road yet! At this rate it could take three years by the time they finished tearing down a stretch of road about 65 yard long and repave it with new asphalt! Maybe what we need is a Chinese company! I'm sure they could do it within 3 days or less and the result would probably be better to boot!
Hahahahahhaaa
Imagine going out for work without that. Then coming back home with that
😂😂😂
😆😆😆
is this even where i live
I've seem to have lost my car. Where did I park it again? I swear the building was not there yesterday
The Broad Group really is amazing. I hope they can still build their Sky City Skyscraper concept one day.
China is so innovative, they even have buildings that can be deconstructed in seconds, and they don't even need to have a crew to do it. It is fully automated!
*When you realize it takes 5 days to build some crossbow in Clash of Clans*
Lol
I feel you.. 🤣🤣🤣
Don't forget upgrading the TH takes even longer.
U still playing!?
Epic comment. TH upgrade takes 8 days.
The Chinese are just playing Jenga, and frankly we're all quite happy to see it.
So long as they stop playing Plague Inc.
Yeah but just like Jenga, it may fall down 😂😂😂
Jkjk probably not
@@jalapeno_salsa actually constructed buildings falling are common in china as construction time is rushed and inspectors could be bribed
@@arv7539 I think your thinking of a building falling from another country
@@com3144 Nope, it's common in china
I remember watching a European documentary film saying Pre-fab Housing (a lot of which are from China) would be THE future housing solution. It's efficient and cost-effective. As China continue to put it to test and perfect this product, the world will greatly benefit from this technology.
What about pollution?
@@insectbite1714 wait what? how both of this things are even related?
Modular housing and buildings have been around for a long time. Many large cities have buildings like this.
@@raitc8661 Hi Diluc
@@insectbite1714 they are way less pollutant compared to built in place constructions.
Pretty cool, but what about the water system, gas and waste managment? How do you connect those?
More like 10 story residential building assembled in a day.
Also, that's a some pretty nice looking architecture.
pretty nice compared to the toilet you come from, clearly
@@VINvIN344 No, I come from a trash can. I live with my buddy Oscar.
5 story maximum for safety reasons
@@dwarvenmoray :(
*constructed
All 'Rome wasn't built in a day' enthusiasts are offended
Okay karen. I mean lindsay
Rome is an empire, probably started from unification of towns, diplomatic relations and conquest. This sad building is pre-made in large factory and assembled using the latest technology without a battle nearby.
You’re right but at least Rome is built to LAST FOR CENTURIES.
Cannot say the same for buildings in China.
@@alohatigers1199 yeah ,where is rome now ? Chinas great wall still exist
Mfs build a 10-storey building faster than my canons upgrade in clash of clans
🤣
Sup fellow clasher..
COC builders need to step up fr
The og
No cap
I know this looks impressive and everything, but I'd wait a couple of years and watch for any negative in the track record before considering living there.
"Nature does not hurry, yet everything is accomplished".
Lao Tzu
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Building a city building in minecraft in a nutshell
Ironically its not exactly possible to build a nice and as detail one like this in 1 ‘minecraft day’
@@isaacnagai3017 just set it to always day and turn it off once you're almost finished
Worldedit
Imagine: playing with friends, and then it's night, and u sleep then u wake up with a building infront of your place
😂😂😂😂
This ia exactly what happens out there...if they plan a construction/change...you cant recognize the area the very next day...
How can a tall building like that survive quakes, storms and floods when there isn't a underground foundation? Normal concrete buildings foundations piled to a certain depth
Exactly. It definitely won't stand in a flood.
How come they did not show the bathroom?? Wonder if the bathroom is right away USEABLE too??
The bathroom is outside I'm sure.
@@numbbutbro I bathroom is outside i'm sure.
Stacking modules is the easy part. What happened to electrical wiring and plumbing?? Also, what about the foundations?
It's built in.
@@spacecowboy07723 how? Just cu6
@@a..4255 They use computer aided design to place all the plumbing and wiring then the plumbers/ electrician combine them at the junctures.
@@spacecowboy07723 ooh that's cool
Portable toilet maybe.😂😂😂😂😂
Imagine the people coming back from a holiday and see this building out of nowhere.
They could just be coming home from work and see that a building appeared out of nowhere.
More like coming back from a sleepover.
More like coming back from school 😂
More like watching marathon of 1st series of GOT
Oh original
Not!
I've watch too many Liveleak videos that I just feel so uncomfortable when I see any videos showing Chinese factories... I need help
It looks like that China will export container prefabricated houses tomorrow and it's cool!
I won't want to buy it. Water leak
@@garytay4092 Lol, this is trend in construction industry. pathetic.
@@garytay4092 It may leak water if you forget using concrete sealant.
Lei Feng . Concrete sealant would not help. Try build one in a tropical country you are asking for trouble.
not "constructed" but "assembled" in one day...but still impressive
Technically a house of brick and cement is also "assembled" from their individual components.
I'm so happy you 2 found each other 😂😂
Yep, the entire process on creating the prefabs definitely didn't take only one day.
it is both construct and assembled.
The modules were MANUFACTURED in the factory. And the building was CONSTRUCTED on a building site. Learn some basic english before you embarrass yourself.
I can't even build a 1-storey house with Legos or in Minecraft in one day
Same
THIS IS AN ENTIRE MOOD
Amazing, but what about the water supply and the sewage system 🤔
I sleep almost all day and if i saw this when waking up next time that a whole new building just popped up my mind would just escape from my body and i would just question my whole existence that for how many years i was sleeping
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣👍
the noise of working machinery for preparation for ground floor, will wake you up
I thnk i have fallen into another parallel universe
@@mypoldo3 this guy didn't even get the joke lol
Lol 😅😅
In Malaysia, even a traffic lights take over 2 years to make... So annoying
Probably more affordable than actual onsite construction.
Meanwhile, it is taking 2 years and counting for plumbers in my area to replace the main hot water tank and everyone in my area has gone without hot water (only lukewarm) for two years. Just one tank.
oh, this kinda building you can build 1000 buildings in a day because it's not constructed it's just like an assembled. but in our country they built buildings that are very strong in which cement is used with very powerful bricks.
if it's completely safe to live and earthquake proof I'd live there
2 ways to avoid earthquake: super heavy or super light. This building chooses second solution.
In the Forbidden City, some small-scale temples with relatively simple structures will choose not to lay the foundation, but to directly put precision-calculated columns on stone bases to avoid the impact of earthquakes and effects of thermal deformations on the structure.
Rent is expensive in china
That's definitely an earthquake proof building. A prefab rooms, and storeys are built in with bearings and suspension to absorb shock.
It is not..no main steel beam
well unless the earthquake can make the whole building fall whole sideways, i think it's quite safe
I’m just concerned about how safe the building is, especially for natural disasters
Weight is the key factor here.
There's a lot of Tofu Dreg buildings in China, this building gives me more hope because it's prefabricated
Concern your own country please, look Turkey
@@robbiekop7 same as in Turkey?
The whole thing should be extremely safe because if my understanding is correct :
Each building block is caged inside a stainless steel frame. And these steel cages are then assembled together with huge screws on each side.
This whole structure should withstand huge earthquakes.
China is always speedrunning almost everything
Next: Speed running human creation any %
They have to. They produce way too much raw construction material than they could spent. Most of their newly constructed buildings are not occupied. Hence the "ghost cities".
And lastly the reason why it's so hard for CCP to make changes is because change of policies won't happen until there is order from the highest level guys, or maybe the top one guy. but those old uneducated bureaucrats only care about face projects like space exploration, they are so uneducated the only education they received is communist indoctrinations. CCP needs to give every functional departments incentives to better themselves and give every level of government or public institutes a certain degree of autonomy so they have the right to better themselves, or at least be open to opinions from low levels of governmental organizations! These old uneducated brainwashed cadres can't possibly know how to deal with everything ranging from education to housing to scientific research correctly and professionally! you can't expect to wait for commands from them to make changes, they might not notice it in their life time or next life since all they do is reciting communist indoctrinations routinely! And this has been arguably the most detrimental downside of Communist governments! Not allowing opinions from the bottom, suppressing speeches so no low level guys dare to give opinions. The one top guy determines every thing! also insensitive to public opinions, the top one guy has more power then the rest of the entire population! It's even worse then imperialism because in imperialism at least people are not indoctrinating or brainwashing each other, the governance structure is better and science developed and prospered in imperial societies, China got out of imperialism 1 hundred years ago, but shortly after fell right into something even worse! That's unfortunate and we demand all the changes mentioned above!
@Allen Burger Do they have any science papers published? If not, So what if they graduated from science, does that make China able to publish more higher quality academic works than the US, or does that make the academic scandals typical of China any less?
@Allen Burger Yes, I heard the system made the scientists prioritized publishing scientific papers in science magazines instead of issuing warnings right away in the case of COVID. If that's true, then it needs to change.
And I can see that pieces being send overseas. That can easily be a solution to the housing crisis in countries like mine.
If anyone wants to know, this is called prefabricated prefinished volumetric construction. It is used to a certain degree of success for short form buildings. Recently in Singapore, they have developed a 40 story ppvc. It is a tried and tested method with years of research and prototyping.
Why? Is it stronger than normal buildings in terms of withstanding natural disasters?
Rome wasn’t built in a day,China has 😂
& Destroyed in seconds!🤣😆
So that looks like Rome to you?
In India it takes years and years to complete just simple construction. If citizens r lucky then construction would get complete without any problem.
In Algeria most constructions are never finished,. There was a building near where i live and it still haven't been finished after nearly 6-7 years
I remember while the last time I stayed in India, a hospital being built didn’t complete even a single floor in the couple months I stayed despite having workers there almost every day
@@zero-su3un well algeria is a poor country
Poo
@@zemo5218 ik but algeria has a superior gdp per Capita
They didn't build an apartment building in a day. They prefabricated a bunch of boxes. Then stack them on top of each other and glue them together, That's not building in a day. It was literally not built in a day, Because the things that are being stack took more than a day to build, It just took them a day to put them on top of each other
Everyone's gangster until the building starts shaking.
🤣🤣☝️👍🏻
@@Checkitytu typical salty Indian
@@autumnleaves9917 huh what does that supposed to mean
@@Checkitytu sometime it is better to learn then to critisize.in my area bridges construction a going on for the last ten years.2 yrs back it was built but again collapsed.
There's a jet pack in every room .
This building has more bolts than the entire city.
Its part of the city smh
More like "assembled in a day". Still cool though.
Yah, looks like foundations were already dug and concreted before, and probably doesnt include plumbing and fittings
@@tubester4567 but it takes my town 4 months to repave one road on one block.
@@aaronmcconkey1062 Seems like a very long time. Maybe they were doing sewerage work and drain work too, or a funding issue.
OK, it was put together in a day or so, how long did each unit take to build? How long did it take to truck them to the site? How long did site prep take? How were plumbing, power and digital wiring handled? What about the toll room and equipment rooms? When was it ready for occupancy after the 28 hour construction? How long did it take to plan and build or lay out the factory and the specialized equipment to build the pods? etc????
Oh please, if you were talking about how long it took to build a house in the USA, would you ask, "How long to make the bricks?" "How long to make the electrical cable?" Etc. No, you wouldn't because you would sound like an idiot. You know, just like you sound like an idiot now.
So this is how the government builds back the buildings destroyed during Ultraman fights.
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