One-week construction time-lapse with closeups: Week 3 of the Ⓢ-series: rebar, trucks and concrete
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- Week 3 in the ongoing Ⓢ series, which follows the construction of a new 13-story senior living building in San Francisco. This is a #construction #timelapse with various closeups and "sub-time-lapses" at various speeds, condensing the week of February 17 - 22, 2020, into about 29 minutes.
This week there's a lot of rebar, a lot of trucks, a #concrete pour, and various odds and ends from both the construction and the local neighborhood. All set to a hodgepodge of various music tracks (that inevitably half the viewers will complain about, lol).
Music licensed from Audio Network (in chronological order):
Urban Chase - Raithe Laurence (2914/4)
Lonesome Heart Swing - Dennis Caplinger (1070/4)
Big Boys - (2916/2)
Swinging Doors - Jeremy Sherman (1092/13)
Keep On Running - Kevin Browne (1399/7)
Hank's Honky Tonk - Jeremy Sherman (1623/8)
Yo Bug Out - Andy Cooper (3059/9)
In Your Skin 2 - Julian Emery, Adam Noble (3201/78)
In Your Skin - Julian Emery, Adam Noble (3201/8)
Rocket Launch - George Georgia, Linden Jay Berelowitz (3204/1)
New York Nights - Barrie Gledden, Steve Dymond, Jason Pedder (1506/4)
Never Forget - Gareth Johnson, Chris Bussey (2832/3)
Of course you're always welcome to listen to your own playlist instead if you prefer (there's no dialog in the video).
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oh man, im totally addicted to this..anyone else?
Me!
Hospital Construction - it’s truly a work of genius.
Me too!
I've slipped back in time from 40 weeks in the future. So much has changed since this video. The world is a vastly different place now, in so many ways. I must say, after so many weeks you take the tower crane for granted. It's good to see its humble beginnings again. Took me a few minutes to realize the purpose of the little stub feet at the base of the tower legs. With that realization, I now appreciate the strength of the base structure. Thank you HC for all the hard work you do, you make the world a bit more bearable. Ok, back to the future......
Another video of the beat construction channel on TH-cam is up. Let’s go!! Can’t wait for the next awesome weeks for the S-series building.
What an incredible amount of rebar.
These are my go to treadmill videos now. Thanks!!
You're welcome. But you're making me feel guilty for not exercising enough.
Very Cool!!
Mesmerizing
Thanks for all the great videos!!!
the amount of rebar per square meter in those foundations is amazing, very interesting process to watch
Actually, it's fairly standard amount of rebar for California. You Kiwis are using a lot more after your recent quakes. Our codes get updated about every 20 years due ever-bigger quakes. I finally think they are strong enough - I did a lot of seismic retrofit work on freeway overpasses/bridges and the foundations were scary - when we were done they looked skookum for the most part.
anthony winter What’s earthquake protection got to do with the context of this conversation?
Wow...I couldn’t stop watching
Great work. Lots of progress.
This incredible filming/time-lapse!
In this time of isolation, week 2 of this was suggested watched loved it now watching more.
Awesome video! I love the music and the fact that a place where seniors can live is really cool! I love this channel!!
Glad you enjoy it!
Great content. Thank you for the time and effort.
Loving the music choice.
Love these videos
Great video again!!!
El detalle con el tio de la barra es genial!
Thank you for doing this i love construction thank you for this video
Thanks for your videos. Greetings from Ukraine.
I stumbled across this channel. Awesome work!
Para mí es muy lnteresante y sobre todo instructivo.
I really enjoy these videos keep doing more
Great videos, my way of chillin', given that I do not watch TV. 😂 Thanks you for the time you put in to produce these. (Love from England, UK).
And also from Germany. :)
@@GorsiMidnight And from Ireland :D
Well done in every aspect, Sir!
I love it! The SFPD has got some guy pulled over at 0:38 for ''not using a turn signal'' while they look the other way as thugs are breaking into cars all over the city! Nice job guys!
Just found you and watched for the 1st time. Nice video!! Nice content!
Me too..!! I like it.
Wow thats good
16:43 the crane base is now pouring
I feel like God watching from above :))
love the funny bits
the hero of this whole thing is the front loader guy and his hundreds of trips to get rid of all that dirt. day after day after day...the mountain he has to move must feel like a fruitless endeavor.
24:04 night crane base work
I miss the music from Hospital Construction but this music also works .
Nice work and I enjoy these. A no spair tire car or a rental
Ha, I understand the nostalgia, but after 5 years I figured it was time to retire that music and change it up a bit!
Great improvement with the background music 😁 hope it helps with viewer numbers
I always call concrete pumps "mosquitos", they remind me of them for some reason!
Those of you who don’t know that’s a platform for a tower crane. Ironworkers Local 67 Des Moines IA, stay safe.
You are joking?
Bull Miller no you can see the ladder rungs to a tower crane. Why would I be joking? I’ve put enough of them up. If I’m wrong please tell me.
@@davehartnett2901 , there is a section of the tower crane sitting on four pier footings that are now buried in the concrete , would you really need the whole slab if this was a hammerhead tower crane?
Mobile Mancave it all depends on the load they intend it for and how high they intend to go with the erection. Each one is different according to print and specs.
Mobile Mancave we use triple 9 crawlers a lot out here but we are about to start on a 40 story and we are currently doing a 12 story parking garage that has a 200ft tower crane and the slab is identical to this one.
Muito legal gostei 👏👏👏👏
you are providing around the clock security for the job site. Are you sure someone didn't just drive away with that crane at 4am?
I'm picturing helicopter views of a police chase of a crane....
@@HospitalConstruction kkkkk
Tantos fierros, veré el final
I like the new music. I long ago had turned off the sound in the previous series because it became monotonous. I'm sure this is more work, but it's appreciated.
I figured it was time to change it up a bit. No matter what music I pick (and can afford) there will always be someone to complain about it, lol, can't please everyone. But you're right, there's a volume control. Some regular viewers just listen to their own playlists while watching.
7:57 Sleeping on the job!
Lots of work to get that rebar in and someday it will get torn out for another new building
10:47 Hahahaha the way they move on the rebar! 😂🤣
whis makes me wonder how you record this.. and zooming without blurring the video.. AWESOME MAN!
10:24 the last job of the moblie crane
these guys paid by the hour week three and they still preppin
question, the two guys with the backpack engines with a small hose who follows the main person pouring the concrete. what is it that there doing. thanks in advance..
That's a vibrator that gets any bubbles out of the concrete. www.thespruce.com/how-to-vibrate-concrete-844451
07:55 on the makeshift staircase...lol...knocked out
walking around in that rebar day after day, I'll bet their shins are toast...
Hey, who is using the old plans for the column position?
just to give some perspective on that foundation, the slab i poured to service heavy equipment is 4" thick with one course of 1/2" rebar.... This foundation has many tons of rebar in a 10 foot thick slab, i cant think of one thing on earth that would need that much support, nothing is heavy enough to warrant that much steel and concrete
Tower crane, they have a whole lot of overturn. The rebar and slab act to create a monolithic base anchor to keep the crane from falling over.
In addition this foundation is probably going to do double duty. It will act as the anchor foundation for the crane and act as the foundation of the building while under construction. When the construction work is done it will have way more capacity than required for the building weight and the crane will be gone.
It probably has to do with Cali being in a fault zone. Earthquakes are no joke.
12:18 good job
with all that rebar will there be room for the cement?
That is the foundation from the Tower Crane. It has to be extra "beefy".
I'm actually curious to know the ratio of rebar to cement here haha
these guys really like the pc 210 they have 3 of them >:D
Great video, amazing footage quality. Do you have multiple cameras running to get those super-zoom shots?
Yes indeed. At any given time there are up to 5 cameras running.
That has got some serious steel work in it ..I hope it was American steel not cheap imported stuff ...
What is the song at 16:00
Music is listed in the description. That's a combination of "In Your Skin" and "In Your Skin 2" (3201/8, 3201/78).
th-cam.com/video/ZdzHfyrpRJo/w-d-xo.html
It's a great feel!
This is a good vide and work song don't know y just the beat
very huge foundation of the tower crane.. we have most likes methodology we are using here at Manila
This is amazing Footage, what cameras are you using to capture the time lapse or what is your set up?
AADProductionzz They’re obviously sicuro time lapse cameras
I bet on Axis.
Around the 24:00 mark. Why are they making that wavy pattern in the concrete? Thanks for the vid btw. Very interesting to watch :)
They created the same patterns on the lower floors in the hospital and medical office building earlier on this channel. In the inside tour of the hospital the guide explained that they had put a rougher texture on the floors that would be used for parking. I suspect that's what you are seeing.
Construction Watcher is correct -- the rough finish is used in areas that will be for parking.
how many trucks of concrete? also, that's some good lookin' dirt, i could only dream of dirt that good when i need it.
11:23 the moblie crane leaves
0:02 opening
1:47 there are gonna fix the crane base soon
Is there any chance of you making a video on how do you do this? I just have one camera and a tripod but I would love to know how to do this bc I have no idea where to begin. I love it! Thanks!
Really fascinating. Do you control camers remotely?
that ninja is only dangerous to himself
27:50 something happened
I am sure they are building a ladder
to the moon
28:09 closing
5:19 the job for the moblie crane
love the videos does the construction slow down with the stay in place in effect?
So far, it is continuing.
great video! are they working as usual in these days of the corona ?
Some construction projects are allowed to continue, including this one so far.
Thats a lot of steel and a lot of back breaking fixing. Surprised that they are still using timber formwork as opposed to system.
Do you have any idea how many yards of concrete went into that tower crane base?
Larry Keenan ,I would like to know.
there was a shot where a guy was actually standing under the rebar so i'm guessing the pour it 6-7 foot deep, those tower crane bases are 8' by 8' i believe. looks like it would need around 7 of them to span the width and i'm guessing it's a square so roughly a 56'x56'x6.5' pour, 20,400ish cubic feet or around 750 yards of concrete. around 3 million pounds. 120,000 thousand dollars worth of just concrete.
I've seen tower crane foundations before, none was that massive!
That's a huge slab indeed
37, 47'05.94" N by 122, 25'16.63 W
looks like candy and chocolate just pick it up 0o0
LIRIK
WEEK 3 !
The mat foundation is almost 1.5m thick.
27:04 kungfu master detected
👍👍
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Hospital Construction
Please add a Google map location point in the description of the construction.
Thanks.
Pete Stark
Pete Stark
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37, 47'05.94" N by 122, 25'16.63 W
8:29 excavator is job
Hola bonsoir salute 🇭🇹🇭🇹🇭🇹🇭🇹✈️✈️🖥️
Is this a hospital or senior housing?
Senior Housing project.
Why add a Night Shift to finish the concrete? Urgent?
8:25 Using two excavators when they had two access points to street level?
You only do this when you are stuck in a pit with no street access.
13:23 They finally bring in a track loader to save time, money, and manpower.
Using a track loader was good.. But dont you think a wheel loader would be more suitable for this job?
Why there are so much sand on-site ? Where do they send the sand?
they sure are moving alot of fill around without compacting in lifts.
I didn't see them placing any permanent fill. What I saw was moving it around to remove debris so they could sell it as clean fill for other sites, then moving it to truck it off the site.
They are excavating not backfilling.
Why wrap up the column reinforcement with film?
What is the name of the song in the beginning? I can’t seem to find it and I want to use it for my drone explore video. Thanks
All of the music is listed in the description.
so much concrete, and only one pump?
Work is right across the street, but homeless derelict is twirling his cane.
The YT channel Hotel Demolition did a video of the demolition of the old building that was sitting there before
What are those tubes in between the rebars ?
Electrical conduits passing through to ultimately serve other areas of the bldg. (The installers are electricians !!)
Why do they sift the dirt like that if they're just going to remove it?
Probably because it is going to some other construction site that needs "clean" fill dirt, and they don't want dirt mixed with construction debris for their project.
@@HospitalConstruction Ah! Makes sense. Thanks for replying, cool videos! I've been sitting here watching them at 2x speed for the past hour, lol.
Hi. Which company did the structural design?
Architect is HANDEL ARCHITECT... I think the structural emgineer is MIYAMOTO.. But not sure
25:29 that's a tesla
Could you please open up the console and type in disable fog_1
😂😂😂
I retired from the company that delivered the concrete