300 Year Old House Gets a New Roof - renovation / reconstruction Pt-1
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- čas přidán 10. 05. 2022
- This is the project I've been working on over the last couple of months. Turn on the CC for subtitles. We were sub contractors for "Strabag" company and our task was to make new wooden structure between ground and first floor, first floor and the attic and also the roof. Unfortunately I didn't film the part where we made the structures between the floors but I did the most interesting part, the roof. The house itself is located in the town of Primošten and I was told it was build over 300 years ago. During It's rich past, it was a military barracks, hospital, school, and finally a famous fish specialty restaurant in the fifties called "Vila Fenč". A smaller addition to the house was also built at this time. It closed in 1991 during the homeland war and was slowly decaying ever since.. Now it is getting back it's former glory! :) when completed, It will feature a luxury restaurant and 3 five stars apartments. The walls are only thing that was left when we arrived on the site, they are 50 cm thick, made from stone and mortar. The facade is made with great care but the core of the walls was made with whatever they could use, leftover bricks, roof tiles, small stone chips.. Modern standards required the parts of the house to be strengthened with reinforced concrete to meet modern seismic standards.Vertical and horizontal RC columns and beams have been done and they also poured RC slabs on top of our wooden structures to connect the walls to each other. All this greatly improved the seismic resistance of this building and still kept the original outside appearance. It also provided the strong base to which we could anchor our roof structure. Parts of the interior will be kept in it's original state and parts will be modern. The roof is made in glulam. Posts and central beam are 16x16 cm, rafters are 10x20cm and ties are 8x16cm. Original plan was to make the roof using our cnc robot but when we came to the job site and took the measurements, we realized it would be almost impossible. No two walls were parallel, there was no 90° angle to be found, roof slopes were different on each side and so on.. So we decided to bring the material and make it on site. Took a bit longer than originally expected, but I'm pleased how it turned out. Hopefully it will hold for the next three centuries ;) Part two will be up in about two weeks and will show traditional clay tile roofing.
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Vivaldi- Concerto No. 2 in G minor, Op. 8, RV 315, "L'estate" (Summer) - movement 3: presto
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Wiedemann Recital Hall, Wichita State University
John Harrison - Violin / Robert Turizziani - Conductor / Wichita State University Chamber Players
Concerto No. 2 in G minor, Op. 8, RV 315, "L'estate" (Summer) - Movement 1: Allegro non molto
from The Four Seasons by Antonio Vivaldi
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Wiedemann Recital Hall, Wichita State University
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Stihl chainsaws, Hilti concrete drills, Stabila levels, and an old Skilsaw. Quality tools are the same on both sides of the Atlantic. Beautiful work as always, and there's no more beautiful sea than the Adriatic.
The sea is beautiful i must agree.🙂 And the tools are old classics. Skillsaw is probably close to thirty years old and I never saw anyone using it here except us, I think you could never buy it here but a fathers friend brought it here from the US. The best circular saw. We have some relatives in Fort wayne so we went to visit them in 2000 and I remember seeing it on a store shelf there somewhere for 99.99$🙂
I have a Stabila level that is inaccurate out of the box. You can get a good level from the dollar store that is accurate for less money
@@lignumchannel Is that Fort Wayne, New Jersey? If it is, it is such a small world.
What a beautiful place, what a beautiful building, very nice craftmanship to watch. A pure joy.
Thank you!😁
Another excellent job by an incredible crew! Although it is nice to be able to use modern technology to make parts for a house, there is nothing like old school technique and craftsmanship. Thank you for making this video and sharing.
Thank you very much for watching! I'm glad you like our work😁
Hello from Ukraine. I'm always in awe of what you do.👍👍👍
Thank you so very much! Stay safe!
@@lignumchannel Thanks a lot! I wish you great success!
Croatia is my favourite holiday destination. I spent one day in Primosten. It was great. Next time I will visit this restaurant. Great work.
Thank you very much Pawel! I'l make sure to visit this one too.. I didn't see probably 90% of projects I have worked on when completed..🤦♂️
Carpentry at its best. Also seeing the beautiful croatian seaside I am already looking forward to our summer vacation there. Cheers!
Now is the best part of the year, not too hot and not too crowded. But you have to see a crane or two😁. thank you very much! Cheers!
You should check out sashimono techniques...which is truly carpentry at it's best since there are zero screws/nails holding the joints together.
The roof already looks fantastic on that beautiful old building. I’m really looking forward to part 2 to see how you’ll finish it off. Thanks for sharing the building’s long and interesting history with us. Excellent video, as always. I hope you’ve been able to make more progress your house. That, also has been fascinating to watch. Stay safe and healthy.
Thank you very much for watching🙂.. yeah the work has been piling up so my house went out of the focus for the last couple of months, but I'm back to work on it starting next week.. It won't finish it self😁
I think the classical music makes this even more delightful, if possible. Thanks for sharing!!!!
Thank you!😁 Glad you like the combo!
That is just awesome.
Hollywood production value type deal :)
:)Thank you neighbor!
Just beautiful! Always excited when I see you have posted another video. Please keep up the good work.
Thank you very much Mark!:)
Шикарное видео! Впрочем, как всегда. Спасибо!
Simply, a work of art! I cannot wait to see the final product! Thank you for sharing!
It's always a pleasure to watch the skill and craftsmanship of your crew at work. Thank you for sharing this.
Thank you very much Scott! Glad you like our work🙂
brilliant remodel design/architecture. I could watch this all day, thanks for sharing
Thank you for watching!:)
Man! What an awesome build project and video! Thanks so much for posting these for us!
Glad you like them! One more of this project to come!
Always a pleasure to watch your videos. Old houses are a challenge to restore!
Thank you very much! Yeah, 90° angle nowhere to be found, probably in entire old town😁
Hermoso y gratificante, saludos desde Uruguay :)
extremely impressed! I hope to work on this scale one day, but I certainly keep watching here before that happens! Thank you so much :)
Thank you so much for watching! I'm glad you like our work!
Good stuff. Very interesting seeing those great looking glulam boards going up. Amazing work. Looking forward to the next installment. Thanks for the vid. Cheers, David
Thank you very much David! Next par should be up in a couple of days..
Fascinating building and history, I'm sure it's been challenging to work on. The roof structure looks great! Thanks for sharing!
Thank you very much! There were a lot of on the spot solutions but now looking back, it went pretty smoothly..
A fine building with 300 years of history and now, another 300 years of future.
Brilliant bit of work.
Keep 'er lit Bro!
Thank you! Sure hope it will hold on for so long.. :)
At this point I hit the like button before watching the video, because I know in advance that whatever is shown will be great. You never disappoint me my friend!
😁thank you very much! Hope I wont dissapoint in the future. Glad to know I can count on you!
Nice introduction of, and multiple angles on, the location in this one. Seeing your own house build, helped in reading the reinforcements to the old construction. The gluelam with rounded edges looks nice and clean. And so does the whole construction!
Glad you like it! I think it turned out quite nice, I just hope they leave at least some of it visible..
Lovely and what a beautiful area!
Thank you Ellie! Yeah, towns on Adriatic coast are beautiful:)
The right way to do it! Well done.
Should be good for another 300 years! Awesome work as always
I sure hope so! :) Thank you for watching!
Beautiful location! Looks like a postcard.
I think so too! Really nice town:)
Looks amazing! ✨
Glad you like it! :)
Wonderful!
Glad you like it William!🙂
Great... Beautiful videos
Thanj you! 🙂
Beautiful work!
Thank you so much 😀
Holy that is so wonderful! :D
Glad you like it!🙂
Wonderful works
Thank you!
музыка просто огонь))) вечная классика
Amazing work
Thank you Jessie!
Magnificent!
Thank you!
Great video as always. Really enjoy seeing the work you do. Liked the Long description
Interesting that that much work had to done to a building that had already withstood 300 years of seismic activity.
Glad you enjoyed it! Yeah, new codes and safety requirement have to be met especially if the building will be commercially used.
LOOKS SOO GOOD
Glad you like it!😁
Again today, the best part of youtube.
😁thank you very much!
Really enjoyed reading the history and description of work as well.
Work of art
Glad you like it!😁
Zar je potreban bilo kakav komentar, osim BRAVO BRAVO BRAVO !!!
Hvala puno Vladimir! :)
That is a seriously heavy roof. I can only imagine all the engineering involved upfront to ensure the old building would cope.
well the old roof was much heavier because all of the clay tiles were placed on mortar and there were few layers of them added over the centuries.. This fresh roof is a much smaller load but there were calculations done nevertheless..
Wonderful
Thank you!
Couple pointers: The 3 beams on top of the widow, not much left after you cut them to fit. A big fat nail would fix it or a metal bracket. If you use screws on the top, they are great but tend to snap from repeated or sudden loads. Again nails are better because there is more material and are made of softer metal that bends. usually this would not be worth mentioning but then again....bura... :) And if somone is not aware, Croatian coast can experience wind loads up to 200km/h.
We used one 8mm screw on top, 2 from underneath pointing slightly upwards and a metal bracket underneath. Central had two brackets, one left and one right. It was pretty hectic so I didn't film each detail but I'm sure they will be visible in part 2 somewhere.. yeah, bura is crazy, but some of the locals said that jugo here is the one to be afraid of..
Ready for 300 more 👌
I hope so! I wonder what will they say on the next reconstruction😄 maybe this video will still be up so they can check it out and comment how primitive we were..🤔
Congratulations for your job, it's marvelous, i watched the whole videos of your house, and it's showed me as civil engenniering, that, here in brazil we are far behind in relation to construction industry than europe, we lack in new techologies and more capable handwork. Once more time congratulations and i'm anxious for the next videos, to learn more about how to build with excelence.
Thank you very much Marcelo! I'm glad you like the way we work around here! Thank you for watching:)
Wow wow wow❤
Beautifull Building Carpenters look very Skilled I love the roof nice job lots of pride in the Job Cheers stay safe God Bless 👍👍👍👍💪💪💪💪😃😀😎🪓🪜🔨🪚🍺🍺🍺🍺😃🐓🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺
Thank you very much Jess!😀
Bravo momci 🇭🇷🎉😉❤️
Hvala Mate!
very cool
Thank you very much! :)
Vivaldi and the 4 saisons !!!c est magnifique !!
Thank you Eric!:)
عمل رائع 👍
Hvala. What a wonderful video and location. I might come by and have a look, heading to Split from Australia in 3 weeks time looking for a new home. This might be slightly out of our price range.....
Please if you do, comment on how it looked, I probably wont see the completed building any time soon..
very good
The ancestors would be crying with joy…
Surprising that no adhesive or sealant went between the wooden joints. Also that wall looks fragile... JMO...
Great job. That's a lot of half lap joints ha!
Thanks! 👍 Yeah, but I'm really glad Ante is really good with the skillsaw:)
Semangat bosss
amazing as always. Question; those beams that come down from the ridge beam, and then into those metal plates on the small wall- how were you sure those small 300 yr old walls will hold the force without crumbling? the mortar look like its gonna fall out the next time you sneeze near it.
Read the description they reinforced the walls of the whole building with concrete pillars, plus you see them every meter or less
Looks like the triangular "cap" on the old walls is actually a reinforced concrete beam that bears on new columns, not the old stone. Additionally, this kind of roof only applies downward forces on the exterior walls, with bearing columns under the ridge and ties between opposite rafters.
Thank you! :)The walls were reinforced with RC horizontal and vertical beams to which we connected the roof. But yeah you are right, I'm amazed how that mortar stood the test of time..
Glad you only had to do one side of the roof....i bet it is well insulated.
Hey Robert:) Yes I hope it will do well during the winter.. Is this the right video though? ;)
Surreal level of accuracy. How much attention do you pay to lumber straightness from a scale of 1-10 ?
Impressive work! Takes some fine carpenters to make it all fit as if it was lego.
Wondering about the insulation, will there be any? No idea if the attic will be used a living space, they could also insulate the floor.
Seems great for woodfiber boards on the outside and cellulose insulation on the inside, sadly if that is the choice the the nice beam structure will not be seen any more.
Thank you very much! Yes it will be used as a living space but I'm not sure what type of insulation will be used or if parts of the structure will be left visible. Other subcontractors have those parts of the project. Yes it would be shame to hide it all though..
Good
Perfect joob
Thank you!
when you are ready and the last video is done, would you mind to put all videos together with some backround explaining, what you did and why you did it the way you made it? i know its a lot to ask.
if it is too much, it's ok, these videos are a blessing.
Plan is to do one long compiled video of most interesting and important parts, probably also with subtitles like these already have. Glad you like the videos! Thank you!
@@lignumchannel oh ok, i never used subtitles, i try that. thank you.
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I would like to visit Primošten one day
I hope you do! Lovely town:)
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Odlicno kao i uvijek! Koje je to mjesto u pitanju?
Hvala Ivan! Primošten
Kada ce drugi dio ? 😅
Btw daleko najbolji kanal po mom mišljenju. Vjerovatno jer sam i sam neka kombinacija glazbenika i drvodjelje.
Moja firma radi grube radove na istom objektu (Studio Basis).
Uzivo izgleda jos bolje 👌 svaka čast 👍👍
Hvala puno! I vaši dečki su odlični! P.s kran je bio spas😁
Do they get much rain there? I was wondering with no overhangs on the rafters how they keep rain off the walls?
A good amount of rain, but when the wind blows over 200 km/h a few times every year, it is better to have no overhang. also stone doesn't care about the rain.
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Jeste imali puno problema s krojenjem elemenata na gradilištu, pošto ste sve slagali na već postojeće zidove (stare gradnje) ? Odlično odrađeno :)
Hvala! 😁U planu je bilo sve skrojiti u radioni ali kad smo dosli na teren uzeti mjere, shvatili smo da je to nemoguca misija. Par dana smo mozgali kako bi bilo najbrze i najtocnije ali kad smo dosli do rjesenja, nije bilo nekih vecih problema.
Those are some Great Looking Wood Beams. Are they Pine? What type of Supply House do you get your materials from? Did you mill the beams yourself? Thanks
These are laminated spruce beams in GL24 class. We buy them sometimes from local suppliers and sometimes import from Austria. If larch or oak are needed, or curved to a smaller radius, we glue them our self.
What's the insulation and ventilation plan for the roof? Rigid polystyrene on the roof deck? It would be a pity to cover all that beautiful lumber and jointery...
I'm not sure if it will be left visible or how it will be insulated from underneath, it was not part of our contract. I agree it would be a shame to hide it all.. On top of the beams comes osb, then vapor membrane, then structure to hold baked clay roof tiles.
Just out of curiosity, as I have absolutely no knowledge in the field, but isn't it a bit overkill to add that many rafters and ties? From other videos I've seen, there were less thick rafters and less ties in general.
I'm sure there's a reason, just wondering which
Wind is the reason.
There has to be quite a heavy roofing on top.
Most likely a very, very heavy clay barrel tile roof, and aesthetics come into play. Whoops, just noticed JustJoe beat me to it.
As the guys said, wind with gusts of over 200kmh are common here and happen a few times a year, also clay roofing is pretty heavy. Also here is a standard to ad 2cm in each direction to load bearing wooden elements in case of a fire. 2cm creates a charcoal layer and prevents the load bearing center of beams from burning quickly so fireman are safe from collapsing roof when entering..
@@lignumchannel thanks! I had no idea about the charcoal, it's a brilliant thing
Jako dobro tesarija, odnosno cimermanski posel! Inače sam se prestrašil da nema stupova pod sljemenjačom i da radite pajantno krovište. Kaj preuzima bočnu reakciju na zidane zidove? Samo oni serklaži?
Hvala! Da, betonski serklaži, još su naknadno izbetonirani i po vrhu zabatnih zidova i povezani s uzdužnim na koje se oslanjaju rogovi. Uf bilo je sto kombinacija dok nismo krenuli. Trebao je biti klasičan horizontalni serklaž kvadratnog presjeka na kojeg se trebala fiksirati greda u koju su se trebali upirati rogovi. Projektant se na kraju odlucio za trokutasti serklaz i ovakvo rjesenje. Ok na papiru ali pošto ništa nije u vagu i nagib jako varira, svaki rog je dolje rezan pod razlicitim kutem i druge je duljine kako bi lijepo nalegnuo.. Ali na kraju su svi zadovoljni i to je najbitnije..
@@lignumchannel To je uvijek problem. Kosi serklaž za upiranje rogova. Nemreš naštimati nikak! U savkom slučaju odlično! Btw, električni ukulele?
@@ktarnik hvala! Evo narucili smo prije dva mjeseca novi cnc visoke preciznosti koji ce nam biti vecinom za instrumente, bit ce svega, pricamo o elektricnim violinama, a i ukulele ce sigurno doci na red.. malo je frka s djelovima za cnc, trebao je vec stici prije mjesec dana a jos ga nisu ni slozili..
@@lignumchannel Cim sam vidio reko. al su se napatili sa rogovima.
Zasto jednostavno kad moze komplikovano je mantra svakog projektanta
Love the content. I'm always left wondering, where do people get the $$$$$ to do this???
Yeah, sometimes I wonder the same. Glad you like it, thank you!
That 3rd rafter at 5.02 looks about a 1/16th of an inch off. JK. That's impressive.
Thank you! 😁for a second there I had an ocd attack..
Is it even a Lignum video if it doesn't have some awesome CNC in it ? :-)
😁good point! They will be back soon😉
What is CNC?
@@wholefoodplantbasedmama5398 Computer numerical control. Go watch tehir other vidoes with the big robot arms doing the milling.
I think as long as it has Vivaldi it can be classified as a Lignum video :-)
Where is this wonderful town?
Primošten in Croatia.
I was thinking Hey, I never noticed the house was by the sea!", then I realized it was a different house!
I wish it was the same house😁
@@lignumchannel The one you are building from scratch looks very good too, in a modern form, but good too.
Its already costing more than my house.
Renovating an old house is not a cheap sport, I agree..
It´s an investment. Renting 3 apartments for holidays and exploring the restaurant will pay it in a few years.
Where is the 2nd part?
Is that Croatia?
Yes it is:)
Awosme job. Are you guys from Germany? Would love to work for you a bit😀😀😀 have you git vacancies?
We are from Croatia😁
I don't know home building but those rafters appear to be putting a lot of pressure outward on the walls the way they tie into it.
Stone house with concrete reinfrocements. Doesn't care :)
@@ot0m0t0 OK
They are hanging over the ridge beam.
That beam is supported by posts, and masonry pockets at each end.
The beam has to fail for the rafters to slip outwards.
Structural ridge negates the outward (horizontal) load at the house perimeter and, I'm sure, there's some reinforcement in the concrete cap
They would if there was no central beam, but even without it I think 50cm stone walls with RC horizontal and vertical columns would hold just fine.
Why tou dont use spitS for rafters boxs
I'm sorry but I'm not sure what you mean..
mare lignum
Why was that guy drilling not wearing a dust mask?
Welcome to Croatia :)
One hard hat on the whole site as well, I don't think they care about health and safety. Looks great though.
Forty-five years in residential construction in California and masks were non-existent for wood drilling. Never saw hardhats on single-family houses, either. Multi-family and commercial, yes.
Drilling wood without a dust mask - not great, not terrible. Drilling concrete without a dust mask? Silicosis, here we come!
Strange construction - you are putting a lot of thrust on the external walls
They are reinforced with RC horizontal and vertical beams so no worries.
@@lignumchannel I would love to see the calculations , those ring beams look slender as for vertical beams ? they would contribute nothing
@@johnwilliams-sc1vf Don’t worry it was done by code. Actually no buildings with some sort of historical value can’t be rebuilt without the proper approvals ( earthquake, wind, static and dynamic load, historical appearance and historical construction methods). So the reinforced concrete is the “new” thing introduced to the building. The rafters and the other woodwork is actually lighter than before. But the point is that the buildings have to follow the pretty strict euro codes and then you have to demonstrate that your calculations are by the book with all the design and construction elements that will be used. Building such a roof is relatively a short endeavor in comparison to getting all of the approvals/paperwork.
elaborate pearl
🙂
Welp, cya in another 300 years
😄I hope it will hold!
Chỉ có gỗ là không chất lượng thôi con cach làm của bạn quá chắc chắn
sorry. Für was denn an jedem Sparren doppelzangen? das ist ein wiederlagerdach ja????
Lovely yet looks overly engineered
Conditions here are pretty harsh, 200+ kmh winds are common and also pretty seismicaly active area is no joke.. looks nice and peaceful until nature shows it's teeth😈
Для беженцев строите надеюсь
I wanna work with u. Gimme work. I work.