How They Built This With a 3D Printer- Heavy Machine. Full Documentary on Mega Construction Projects

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Discover the most advanced construction technologies transforming the building industry worldwide. From 3D-printed staircases and modular housing systems to massive wind turbine foundations and underwater canal rehabilitation, this video takes you through groundbreaking methods shaping modern infrastructure.

You’ll explore innovative materials like polystyrene concrete, polymer mortar, low-carbon concrete, and mechanical concrete, as well as tools and techniques for bridge construction, seismic joints, smart roofing, prefab systems, and high-precision rail renewal. Ideal for engineers, architects, contractors, and construction tech enthusiasts, this visual journey reveals how the future of building is faster, smarter, and more sustainable.

⏱️ Timeline:
0:22. Geo H US modular housing system
3:35. SJS seismic joint system at Levi's Stadium
6:17. Steok modular concrete wall construction
9:41. 3D concrete printing experiments at Eindhoven
13:39. Sakreport port expansion and quay wall project
20:03. Spidey RE XK8 thermal insulation system
26:23. Matisa P95 railway renewal train
32:25. Vidalta bridge construction in Mexico City
38:02. Hot Mix Asphalt paving quality control
44:21. Chimney demolition using suspended excavator
48:22. Arensfeld-Brmia wind farm foundation construction
54:46. Severn Valley railway track maintenance
1:03:24. Underwater canal rehabilitation with crane platform

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#ConstructionEquipment

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