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Обзор современного дома 60 м2. Барнхаус. Дизайн интерьера в современном стиле. Каркасный дом
Небольшой современный дом в стиле барнхаус. Обзор красивого каркасного дома для молодой семьи с двумя детьми.
Этот маленький дом имеет 2 этажа и площадь 60 м2. Владельцы дома Михаил Новинский и Анастасия Коннова проведут обзор дома, расскажут о трудностях, с которыми им пришлось столкнуться в процессе строительства дома, и также разберут бюджет проекта. Так, полная стоимость этого каркасного дома составила 3,5 млн рублей.
Технология строительства: каркасный дом
Интерьер: современный стиль, минимализм
Площадь: 60 кв.м.
Место: Москва, Россия
Студия Михаила MNdesign mndesign.ru/
Инстаграм Михаила www.instagram.com/novinskiy_interiors/
Инстаграм Анастасии www.instagram.com/konn83/
Другие видео с Михаилом Новинским на канале
«Экспрессивный минимализм» 120 м2 от Михаила youtu.be/pF5trHY3EP0
«Машина для жилья», обзор квартиры 46 м2 от Михаила youtu.be/kynL9LAKEmA
25 вопросов Михаилу Новинскому youtu.be/NOcSgHiuOSw
Ремонт маленького санузла youtu.be/Eqa15jcRD1g
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Канал «Дизайн интерьера» — это обзоры интерьеров и советы по дизайну интерьера. На канале вы найдете интересные обзоры квартир и обзоры домов в современном стиле, интервью с талантливыми архитекторами и дизайнерами интерьера. Из каждого обзора и рум тура вы обязательно вынесете полезную информацию по обустройству вашего дома. Наши гости рассказывают о своих проектах, дают советы по дизайну интерьера и часто разыгрывают свои консультации среди наших зрителей.
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25 Meter (Short Course) Backyard Lap Pool Construction Timelapse
Construction of 25 Meter, two lane lane lap pool. 85K gallons.
Best viewed on TV in 1080P.
Video is geared towards the pool construction enthusiast audience — might be a bit long-winded for the casual viewer — apologies.
Edit: For those viewers that are «pool nerds» like me — here are some fun specs on the pool.
Length: 82’
Width: Main pool area: 19’
Bench / Baja / Spa sections: 33’
Depth: Baja Shelf / back bench: ~22”
Around spa: 3’
Shallow end lap lanes: 4’
Centerline of pool: 4’6”
Deep end: 10’
Excavation:
600 cubic yards volume in ground
72 x 12-yard-trucks hauled off
(3 work days — 5 guys)
Steel:
~18,000 LF #4 rebar
(1.5 work days — 4 guys)
Plumbing:
~300 LF 3" PVC
~1,300 LF 2" PVC
~350 LF 1.5" PVC
(6 work days — 3 guys)
Gunite:
190 cubic yards (probably more like 160 in place after rebound loss and shot compression)
10" walls top to bottom, 9" floors
(1.5 work days ~ 18 guys)
1st clean-up:
30 cubic yards
(0.5 work days — 4 guys)
Tile & Coping:
400 SF glass
220 SF split-face
330 LF 5cm coping
(10 work days — 4 guys)
Flatwork:
32 cubic yards
(3 work days ~12 guys)
Plaster:
7 cubic yards of Wet-Edge Southern Lights
(0.75 work days ~30 guys)
Total Construction Time without flood would have likely landed between 4 and 6 months (depending on how much we hired out vs doing ourselves.
With the flood and rebuilding the house though, it stretched to about 3 years — with long breaks in-between phases of the pool project post-flood.
Equipment package:
2 x Pentair Intelliflo VS Pumps
2 x Pentair Quad DE 100 Filters
2 x Pentair MasterTemp 400K BTU Cupro-Nickel Heaters
1 x Pentair Intellitouch i10+3D
1 x Pentair Mobile-touch Wireless Control
1 x Pentair Screen Logic 2 Wireless Interface
5 x Pentair Intellivalve Actuator
1 x Pentair Intelliflo XF Booster Pump (Spa)
3 x Pentair Intellibrite 5g spa lights
4 x Pentair Intellibrite 5g pool lights
1 x QT 2HP Blower (Spa)
4 x Color Match Superflo 360 Driains
1 x Paramount ParaLevel Auto-Fill
4 x Paramount Venturi Skimmers
3 x 30 gal Stenner Chem tanks/pumps
A lot of folks are asking about price in the comments section
It's easier for me to explain it here and it makes more sense to provide a range.
That range is dependent on several variables including regional pricing for labor and materials, engineering requirements due to soil conditions, how much work is contracted out vs. done by the home owner, water features, deck equipment selection and the quality of the materials / equipment used.
Low-end: If engineering requirements were minimal, soil conditions were ideal, regional pricing was average, standard plaster (non-aggregate finish) were selected, less expensive tile were used, water features were minimal and the home owner built a lot of the non-technical parts of the project themselves (IE: landscaping), a project like this could reasonably run around $200K.
High end: If the engineering design called for additional structural components (thicker walls, piers under the shell, etc), regional pricing for labor and materials were higher than average, the property sat atop bedrock, premium selections on plaster, tile, equipment and water features were selected, and all aspects of the project were run through contractors, it could easily run up into the $300k-$400k range or more.
This pool came in towards the lower end of the pricing spectrum due to favorable soil conditions (no rock for excavators, no engineering requirements for structural piers), favorable material and labor market and doing much of the non-technical work on our own.
Another question several people have asked in the comments section is what the monthly maintenance cost is. The short answer is that it varies quite a bit month to month. To get it to a stable monthly value, the annual cost /12 would probably be the easiest method. (These are approximate numbers)
Annual:
200 gallons Sodium Hypochlorite 12.5%: $400
60 gallons Muriatic Acid 31.45%: $280
200# sodium bicarbonate: $80
110# boric acid: $167
150# tri-chlor: $330
60k gal water (evaporation): $390
250 MMBTU natural gas: $1,560
Mechanical maintenance: $1,000
8,300 kWh Electricity: $747
There are some other random items like calcium chloride, diatomaceous earth, pool brushes, etc that come up periodically but they can probably be wrapped up in that $1k mechanical maintenance figure.
$4,954/ 12 = $413/mo
We do the maintenance ourselves. Otherwise the labor would likely be the highest cost.
I hope you enjoy the time-lapse.
Cheers!
Libya's Forbidden Deserts | Full Documentary | TRACKS
The vast desert country veiled from the East by fear, prejudice and misunderstanding. Adams follows in the wheel tracks of Ancient Rome's 'chariots of fire' — the first wheeled vehicles to cross the Sahara and discover a little-known land of exotic brilliance, ancient cities and forbidding deserts.
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Gadgets and humans: when did we become inseparable? | The Future is Now
The world could be so much better if seen through augmented reality glasses, or navigated with a microchip implant that can start a car or pay for a purchase by simple hand waving. Humans are so in love with their gadgets that in the future, they might choose to become one with them. But cyber-humans also need to be fully prepared to repel cyber-attacks.
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What Future Humans, Cities and Bodies Will Look Like | space and astronomy
Part 1 looks at geopolitical developments 50 years from now. Climate concerns, energy issues, peace and the race for weapons technology will dominate international headlines. We’ll take a scientific look at these topics and add a close-up examine the future of nanotechnology and solar energy, all of which will provide the basis of the dramatic scenes.
Part 2 concentrates on the future of the human body. The effect of medical progress on the body will dramatically change daily life, but this will be compounded by other technological innovations. “Intelligent” clothing and surroundings will serve to constantly monitor a person’s health and well-being in real time. Micro-chips and sensors will be ubiquitous in all kinds of products and will keep just about everything around us online at all times. Intelligent jackets that monitor important vital signs like respiration and pulse already exist as prototypes. Their data could easily be transmitted via a wireless signal, permitting the wearer to be located immediately in case of an emergency. The elderly, the infirmed and even children could be the first to benefit from this invention.
In our dramatic story, protagonist Alain Dega is seriously injured in an automobile accident – a rarity in his day — and receives immediate medical attention thanks in part to his “intelligent” clothing. With multiple fractures and a hairline crack to his artificial heart, Alain is rushed by air-ambulance to the hospital of the future.
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SC19: NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang on the Expanding Universe of HPC
NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang addresses 1,400+ attendees of SC19, the annual supercomputing conference, in Denver, where he introduced a reference design for building GPU-accelerated Arm servers, announced the world’s largest GPU-accelerated cloud-based supercomputer on Microsoft Azure, and unveiled NVIDIA Magnum IO storage software to eliminate data transfer bottlenecks for AI, data science, and HPC workloads.
Jump ahead to:
05:10 — Lamborghini demo: Simulating computer graphics with NVIDIA RTX
10:11 — HPC milestones: Computation at petascale levels
17:36 — Accelerating the full stack of HPC
23:24 — HPC expanding in every direction
27:09 — AlexNet and BERT: Incredible advances in AI
40:07 — AI for science demo: Accelerating simulation
50:33 — Streaming AI
1:02:33 — Building supercomputers in the cloud
1:06:30 — Detecting neutrinos using cloud simulation
1:13:21 — World's largest on-demand supercomputer — NVIDIA GPUs on Azure cloud
1:21:22 — Introducing NVIDIA HPC reference platform for Arm-based servers
1:26:39 — VMD demo — molecular visualization tool
1:30:08 — Announcing NVIDIA Magnum IO
1:41:14 — Mars lander demo
1:47:47 — Wrapping up