In Odisha, the mud houses they've built are so strong, the g+1 houses are still standing since over 100 years

@parthasarathigoswami2020

Жыл бұрын

Would you please give me the name of the location, so I can reach to the location

@app8790

Жыл бұрын

@@parthasarathigoswami2020 you can find those houses in most rural parts. Very abundant in western Odisha. The ceiling of the ground floors are made with tree trunks and lumber, in some cases as I've seen with bricks too but idk which one is stronger. On top of that again comes the mud which also makes the floor of the upper floor. Then the first floor is generally with a low ceiling height which has the roof of the house made with khapar or the mud tiles and bamboo along with other wooden structure used to support it. Those kind of houses were built way back in time and not everyone could build them in the British period. I only have the knowledge of what's in my area though.

@KrishnaKumar-hz8my

10 ай бұрын

​@@parthasarathigoswami2020come to mayurbhanj santal village

I took part in construction of our mud house when I was13years old. It was a great experience still I remember the experience after 48 years.

Love seeing this! I am doing the same here in Panama, building the first natural building school. Here, they are tearing down the few mud homes that are still standing because they are "old" and "outdated", but you can build beautiful, modern homes with natural materials as well. I am an engineer by training so I also made the switch to natural after a "tech" background and love seeing everything that natural materials can do!

भारतीय वैभव निसर्ग को साथ लेकर विकसित हुआ, निर्माण हुआ था, अतः यह शाश्वत सत्य भी हे, निसर्ग से ही जीवन सुरक्षित तथा आनंद से भरा होता है ।।।

By doing this we can save our environment.

I love my old mud house, it gives me unexplainable happiness there, it connects me to nature, it is temparature proof, good for immunity, although need more maintainance than pukka house.

I am sure, i will build my own house with mud. I am saving all these videos for my reference. Thank you DTE.

@iamgroot4706

2 жыл бұрын

I'm opting for rammed earth house. God willing, I will succeed. 🙏

@umarshaikh3817

2 ай бұрын

Same here 😊

@anon.4808

Ай бұрын

Hey man ! I would be grateful if u will share your videos collection. If u have made any playlist of that, pls make it public. Waiting for ur reply

Bijuchettaaa ghambheeram 👍🏻

I also wish to have a mud house in future . It will smell like heaven when it rains.😆😄

Requested to visit Ladakh,there are many no of houses built from mud , not only ground floor ,3 to 4th floor with the help of mud.

I have been following Thannal since many years now.... they are doing awesome work... preserving our ancient knowledge and providing it to the current generation.

Sub-Sahara Africa like Nigeria, Benin, Ghana, Mali, Ivory Coast, Togo, Burkina Faso all these people used mud to build building, Akan architecture, Benin architecture, Yoruba architecture, Dahomey architecture and Sudano-Sahelian/Mali and Hausa architecture all used mud. most of Bantu and Nilotic used mud to build cone hut, the King, Noble hut are bigger and commoner are small just like we see in the video or media. Dahomey Palace complex and Benin palace complex are example of mud architecture, mixed with wood and stone.

When I grow old, I would love to build my own mud home. Thanks Mr. Biju and Down To Earth!

@asifsiddiqueee

Жыл бұрын

Why wait to grow old and loose your golden time to enjoy life?

I'm feeling so good after watching this video, more people should know that Mud houses are still a thing and we can still build houses with mud using modern techniques.

Bhaskarji,It feels so proud and happy to see people like you who are working for preserving and spreading our old technique and knowledge ..👍

Yes, documentation is very important

Have you documented limestone based construction as well? That was very popular in last 500 years. You see all forts in Rajasthan were created using it and they are still standing after 500 years. You will come across havelis in Shekhawati region of Rajasthan, all created using it. Everybody stopped using it 30 years ago when cement came. It’s very very stable material.

I’m so so grateful this video came into my life. Thank you! Not only for this video but for your passion and dedication to documenting these techniques and sharing it with everyone so they can have this knowledge and freedom to create their own homes and in turn life. Thank you deeply.

i observed that the carving on mud house walls in tamilnadu are very similar to mud carvings in uttar pradesh. that shows that once we lived with in shared culture

Incredible. Love and blessings! These people will be surviving the coming crises.

Kudos to thannal for reviveing our lost artform 🙂 👏

I am so grateful I came across your video. I am planning on building a rammed earth home in Ghana and I am curious to know more about the inclusion of herbs in the walls. I was impressed to hear that Indian youths are returning to rural areas. Thank you

@D2E

Жыл бұрын

Glad it was helpful!

@tarrasteno

Жыл бұрын

as you are from Ghana, there is an ancient African plastering water proof method called Tadelakt. It's from Morocco kzread.info/dash/bejne/fGGImayhfJXcqtY.html you can also get an idea on how a Moroccan mud house looks like kzread.info/dash/bejne/fKKM08-xo866qM4.html

I live in a house 100 years old built by mud with surky. I love my home.. even though for onlookers it is a very old home that need to replaced by a concrete building.

Great marvellous task to document these beautiful architecture and building practices. 🌼💚🌍 Thanks Thannal team. I follow your KZread and website. Will surely come to learn these practices. 🙂💌🏅

Great job Down to earth & thannal Team . By doing this we can save our environment..

Incredible work Thannal and team.

Дуже дякую Вам! Ви робите важливу роботу для майбутнього! Низько вклоняюсь Вам і щиро поважаю! Хай щастить!😇❤💞

Shibam city in Yemen is world heritage site, It has mud build skyscrapers.

Sir hats off to you.Great work

I love it. Share more on their initiative

Good to see the old skills of house building being kept alive ❤❤❤

love it , so sad for me to find my own culture in this way but still feeling good about it

Great job down-to-earth and thannal

Beautiful and preserving ..

Appreciate what you do DTE org 👍

Fascinating project, I would recommend them to also look at tribal architecture from Jharkhand and bengal.. they have been also building mud homes.

@parthasarathigoswami2020

Жыл бұрын

If I am correct, you are talking about Bankura, Medinipur. If I am wrong then please give me the name of location

@asitpurohit_108

Жыл бұрын

Any place in West Bengal , Odisha , jharkhanda , Bihar , it’s always beautiful

@cinemarevisit7916

Жыл бұрын

Can you point out which tribes are you referring to? Thanks,

@surbhithakur26

Жыл бұрын

@@cinemarevisit7916 I think Santhal Tribes.

Breathable home...nice concept.. all the best.

thank you so much for preserving this so important way of building and also by doing this, ensuring people do not loose this wisdom that is fastly being lost. Same thing here in brazil. And to preserve this is also to honor the identity and culture and sustainability of different peoples.

Amazing work Biju.

This is called Sensible Filming. Thanks for this video.

This is so amazing!!

this is great ! love from sri lanka

I think it's a very great initiative because it's a eco-friendly and all the raw materials can be found without doing any destruction to the nature... Moreover mud houses are remains cool in hotter days and much more reliable than cement, which is mostly responsible for dust and air pollution

Brilliant!

Love from Rajasthan 🚩 ❤️

Thank u so much sir ... Great initiative, I'll definitely visit...👏👏☮️

Great work sir ji 🙏

Truly real talent

Great job Down to earth & thannal Team 🙏😄

@D2E

Жыл бұрын

Thank you so much.

Great work 😍😍😍😍.

Mud houses were considered primitive and as poor men’s house . Today we are slowly learning to shift our thoughts processes and appreciate ancient knowledges and their wisdom! As for me , I believe that there more accumulated knowledges of of science and wisdom among the many trible elders that would serve the humanity more sustainable way than in most of the acclaimed modern “ temple of education “, where no thoughts are given of side effects and longlasting damage that scientifical achievements can cause( Atombombe, bio weapons , cancer and climate change causing products etc…….)

Awesome 👌

This was very hygenic houses in ancient now also available in some villages

thanks a lot 😍😍😍😍

awesome thanks

Anything that empowers local people to do, build and live without interference from central authorities is both good for humanity and irritating to those types of petty despots who love the administrative, centralizing state. Good for Thannal!

Great

And this "Modernity" have put this whole world and all species into climate change trouble! Which cannot be reversed now!!! Kudos

Great work

This is the future

Awesome❤

Respected both sir and madam. I am krishnapriya living in madurai. I have seen your passion towards our ancient people art of building house with nature. It's only livelihood. And documentation of all types of our heritage house around India. I am immersed in pleasure. I am saluting to all your works. And i am wishing you to attian all pleasure. From my childhood i was interested in architecture with nature friendly. But now i am as special educator.

@krishnapriyas8740

9 ай бұрын

We are going built mud house.

So nice

Nice video ❤

Appreciate the work

Very nice 👌

Earth quakes .. unexpected floods, rains so and so forth... we evolved from these which was our previous generations life style again going back ... Its like a CYCLE go back and then evolve with technology then get back away from chaos .. its never ending cyclic form

Great work👌🏻👌🏻... Another company is Geeli Mitti which is working in making mud and sustainable houses.

Very nice

LOVE

Bravo

my grand fathers home used mud only, walls are so thick and even floor is made up of mud , roof with hand made mud tiles and palm wood for the frame to put tiles, you need to visit the konaseema in andhrapradesh, old manduva logili homes there are very good, they are cool,

mud homes are present all over in cholisthan region , which extends upto kutch region in gujarat.

These artisans need to be roped in to create a syllabus for a certificate course to be taught in community colleges, training centers run by union and state governments. In addition, architects, civil engineers and need to come together to come up with a industrialized construction methods, once that comes into play, constructing mud houses will be much faster.

🙏🏼👍🏼👍🏼

And the name is thannal 🔥

We have mud home in villae which is almost broken Now I am delhi.. I hope to rebuild again soon.

DownToEarth, a great video but how do you put decadence which means luxury and poverty in the same sentence? I think you meant "mud houses are seen as a symbol of difficulty/indigence/destitution and poverty...

I think, Indians shouldn’t shy away from using Cow Dung too, as it is the one of the biggest contribution by India to the world. Cow Dung Mixture keeps home cooler than Mud. Anyway, it was nice to see that there are Hindus who are preserving their culture.

Mud houses are more cooler than concrete houses. In these times of global warming and increasing heat, mud houses is a good option.

Thiruvannamalai my native

Very interesting work, Is it possible to publish the link about the documentation you described in the video time stamp @9:35

Namaskar sir Aap bahut hi behtarin ho. Aapse Jo jankari milati hai vahi Hindi mein hoti to samajhne mein aasan hota kripa kar ke Hindi mein video aap bnao

Great information, thank you। , Can I make mud house , I want to ..

Hi sir I'm coming to meet you I'm devendra from Hyderabad.

I was wondering whether we can build multi storey building using mud. There seemed to be one building at the end which was built with mud. I think they need to stress on that as well.

I am going for Stone masonry House. Water harvesting, solar energy, lots of Trees.

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What's the use of it..if you can't help me building a mud house in my Village in Uttarakhand....😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭 please help some to build this kind of house for me

Mud house, no cars, is the solution, for enhancing the quality of life at earth. Earth will be fine, there will be no environmental problems then.

Hey guys sorry to point out, but at 0.46 the word to use isn't decadence, definitely got the wrong word there.

Sir, I am jnterested in building a mud house in the village, but I find it difficult to find the workers to carry out the task

@dreadfulbodyguard7288

Жыл бұрын

I think Thannal should start taking contracts to build mud houses if not doing so already.

Lovely, is this expensive? Do you take up small projects in Bangalore?

Blessed family..super

I think Kadukkai Powder and such things will be used in the natural cement

Green building should also be practical, safe and private, otherwise a family cannot survive for long.

Hi, Sir the soil I have at site is having approximately 70% clay and 3% silt, no gravel and sand in it. What should I mix in it like stabilizers? Thanks

id love to do a learning workshop there, its just magical.

I have no problem in mud houses My concern is security a thief can easily enter the mud house instead of concrete

How are you able to build without building permits and adhering to a building code? Do you have to submit a site plan to the city? Can you please help me with this question