A Luxurious 5-Story Basement Renovation | London's Claridge's Hotel (part I)
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- čas přidán 8. 09. 2024
- Welcome to our exclusive tour of Claridge's Hotel and its magnificent 5-storey mega-basement renovation! Join us on this opulent journey as we venture deep beneath the luxurious surface of Claridge's to explore the grandeur and sophistication of its latest architectural marvel.
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That was an impressive feat! Fair play to the Donegal miners 👏👏👏👏
Hats off to the legend Jim Mac for this work 💪 you don’t need a main contractor to mess things up and cost more money right ? You need the right man for the right job 🙏💪
amazing
800 subs! Congrats and keep the amazing content coming!
Thank you!
Aaaaaaabsolutely fascinating! I just love multi-level basements and I wish I could find more out there in regular homes
I'd love to live in a house with a basement too. The problem is they're so expensive build and you can run into any number of problems when you start excavating.
Eles fizeram a obra direito! Não tremeu os prédios à sua volta, não afetaram a infraestrutura de nem um edifício e não fizeram uma barulheira infernal, eles só fizeram a obra. A parte não tão agradável é que se Londres inundar o mega porão será um ótimo açude para a água.
The first frontal picture at the beginning of this info is not the Claridge's - but the old Knightsbridge Hotel right next to Hyde Park, with the Rotten Row entrance. It is (was) now run by the Taj Mahal (?) Group.
I just watched the second episode on broadcast TV where I live. The bit (in the newly excavated basement) where they were worried about whether or not the new horizontal shaft would align up with the previously dug vertical shaft seemed overly dramatic to me.
Jesus, all they needed to do was drive a small diameter steel pipe through the clay and observe where it emerged in the vertical shaft. If it's perfectly centred they'll know they're going to come out in the right spot. If it's not perfectly centred, then compensate the digging angle to allow for that. Not exactly rocket science.
Very true! Maybe they needed to add a bit of drama 😂
dude just branded BCC video with his logo 🤣🤣🤣🤣
BCC video?
Wow - manual construction!
Have to wonder the mega-costs??
No Music. thanks
Thanks for the feedback!
The building was built long before they tell you it would have been founded yes found there is a whole world going on below
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Why didn’t you credit the original production company for the use of their footage?
Apart from the v/o (that’s “voice over” in case you’re wondering)… non of this is your work.
You should give credit where it’s due. And not let those that don’t know, think any of this footage or the graphics you used, were in any way attributed to you.
Maybourne is owned by Qataris. Pass.
But you’ll have the government tell you who to support and who not to support in other wars and not blink an eye. But object to Qataris. Lol. Hilarious.
wtf
TOTALLY INSANE RUN FOR THE MONEY. AS A GUEST I WOULD NEVER GO UNDERGROUND FOR ANYTHING NO MATTER HOW SPECIAL IT IS.
Yes I agree, natural light and air are priceless!
The American Technology guys love basements.
groups of US tourists
@@designzip5890so there’s no air In basements??
You would probably not even know you’re underground with today’s technology.