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How the British built Energy Systems in Buildings Without Electricity in the 1800s

Step back into the 1800s and discover how British engineers powered buildings without electricity—using clever design, physics, and natural energy long before modern grids existed. In this video, we explore the hidden energy systems built into Victorian-era buildings: 🏛️ Gravity-fed water networks 🌬️ Natural ventilation and passive cooling 🔥 Centralized steam and hot-water heating ☀️ Daylighting and thermal mass design What makes these systems remarkable is that many are still quietly working today, unnoticed by the people who walk past—or live inside—these buildings every day. This is a story of forgotten engineering, sustainable design before the word “sustainability” existed, and lessons modern architecture is only now rediscovering. If you’re interested in history, engineering, architecture, or sustainable design, this video is for you. 🔔 Subscribe for more deep dives into hidden engineering and forgotten technology 👍 Like the video if you enjoy uncovering the past 💬 Comment below: Which system surprised you the most?