Merging a crumbling brick house and a dilapidated rear workshop into one cohesive home becomes an intense structural puzzle when a flooded underground cavity is discovered beneath the old slab.\n\nOver three years, the crew excavates rebar foundations, stacks insulated clay block gables, and hoists a 400-kilogram steel beam to anchor the timber roof and mezzanine. After pumping 23 cubic meters of concrete over new drainage lines, they cast a concrete staircase, frame an upper walkway bridge, pack 34 centimeters of glass wool insulation, and pour liquid screed over underfloor heating pipes.\n\nFinished with travertine stone, jointless micro-cement walls, continuous oak flooring, and 32-millimeter structural glass floor panels, the dark ruin now glows with natural daylight. If you love house restoration, structural masonry, and modern craftsmanship, this video will inspire you.\n\n⏱️ Chapters:\n00:00 Structural Demolition\n00:56 Masonry & Gable Rebuild\n02:32 Mezzanine Beams & Joists\n03:21 Roof Trusses & Subfloor\n04:23 Steel IPN Beam Installation\n05:09 Trench Foundation & Courtyard Roof\n07:57 Underground Drainage & Ground Slab\n10:49 Passerelle Bridge & Custom Window Sills\n12:25 Cast-in-Place Concrete Staircase\n13:59 Window & Sliding Glass Door Install\n15:50 Attic Insulation & Sloped Drywall\n18:59 Mezzanine Partitions & Plumbing Rough-In\n22:20 Ground Floor VMC & Drywall Enclosure\n24:39 Underfloor Heating & Interior Painting\n28:09 Bathroom Finishes & Travertine Tiling\n29:00 Oak Flooring, Glass Light Wells & Interior Reveal\n30:36 Courtyard Timber Deck & Composite Cladding Reveal\n\n.
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"brick ruin transformation",
"full home renovation",
"structural masonry",
"diy home build",
"concrete foundation",
"timber framing",
"modern architecture"
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"#masonry",
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Merging a crumbling brick house and a dilapidated rear workshop into one cohesive home becomes an intense structural puzzle when a flooded underground cavity is discovered beneath the old slab.\n\nOver three years, the crew excavates rebar foundations, stacks insulated clay block gables, and hoists a 400-kilogram steel beam to anchor the timber roof and mezzanine. After pumping 23 cubic meters of concrete over new drainage lines, they cast a concrete staircase, frame an upper walkway bridge, pack 34 centimeters of glass wool insulation, and pour liquid screed over underfloor heating pipes.\n\nFinished with travertine stone, jointless micro-cement walls, continuous oak flooring, and 32-millimeter structural glass floor panels, the dark ruin now glows with natural daylight. If you love house restoration, structural masonry, and modern craftsmanship, this video will inspire you.\n\n⏱️ Chapters:\n00:00 Structural Demolition\n00:56 Masonry & Gable Rebuild\n02:32 Mezzanine Beams & Joists\n03:21 Roof Trusses & Subfloor\n04:23 Steel IPN Beam Installation\n05:09 Trench Foundation & Courtyard Roof\n07:57 Underground Drainage & Ground Slab\n10:49 Passerelle Bridge & Custom Window Sills\n12:25 Cast-in-Place Concrete Staircase\n13:59 Window & Sliding Glass Door Install\n15:50 Attic Insulation & Sloped Drywall\n18:59 Mezzanine Partitions & Plumbing Rough-In\n22:20 Ground Floor VMC & Drywall Enclosure\n24:39 Underfloor Heating & Interior Painting\n28:09 Bathroom Finishes & Travertine Tiling\n29:00 Oak Flooring, Glass Light Wells & Interior Reveal\n30:36 Courtyard Timber Deck & Composite Cladding Reveal\n\n.
"house restoration",
"brick ruin transformation",
"full home renovation",
"structural masonry",
"diy home build",
"concrete foundation",
"timber framing",
"modern architecture"
"#houserestoration",
"#homerenovation",
"#diybuild",
"#masonry",
"#architecture"