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Tri-North Builders recently used a couple demolition robots for the demo at the Hilldale Mall in Madison, WI. These are remote controlled machines by Brokk. Fitted with hydraulic breakers...
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Construction Demolition Robot
Tri-North Builders recently used a couple demolition robots for the demo at the Hilldale Mall in Madison, WI. These are remote controlled machines by Brokk. Fitted with hydraulic breakers...
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THE Cagayan de Oro City police insisted its team behind the Dacudao compound demolition in Barangay Puntod on August 4 followed protocol in employing a court order to dismantle houses in the area.
It was not our fault why the man died. We have a protocol and we followed it, Cagayan de Oro City Police Office (Cocpo) spokesman Superintendent Lemuel Gonda said on Wednesday.
Jonathan Bandianon, a member of the demolition team, blamed the police who did not conduct clearing operations prior to the demolition amid knowledge on the presence of some armed men in a barricaded area.
Tig demolish raman mi. Ngano naa pa man gyud namatyan mi nga igo raman mi gi-instructionan na mangguba lang sa mga balay (Were just tasked to dismantle houses. Why was it that one of us had to die when we were just following instructions?), Bandianon earlier said.
A member of the demolition team, Albert Acma, was shot in the eye by a still unidentified man using an improvised shotgun. A police officer was also wounded during the commotion following Acmas slaying.
Although many of the Dacudao residents pointed to a certain Estong as the culprit behind Acmas shooting, police are still doubtful if he was indeed the suspect since no one saw him commit the act.
After the incident, four suspects were brought to the Macabalan police station for interrogation.
Gonda reiterated the policemen who were deployed in the area, the Cocpos City Public Safety Company, followed instructions and knew that their prime role in demolition is only to secure the area.
We do not charge immediately into the peoples houses because that is human rights violation also. [For our part], we only secure the area. If there were weapons brought by the residents, which we did not know prior to the incident, we still have to verify the information by catching them on the act. Pwede mi musulod ug balay ana (we can enter a residence) if that is the case. It was the sheriffs job to negotiate with the people who resisted against the demolition, Gonda told Sun.Star Cagayan de Oro.
Sheriff Celestial Gelbolingo and assistant Joseph Maagad, being the ground commanders, tried to settle with the residents who opposed but they were still persistent as evidenced by the barricades they had put up at the entrance of the compound.
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Another historic Winnetka home is one step closer to demolition after officials declined on Monday to delay a proposed tear-down.
Louise Holland, chairwoman of the village's Landmark Preservation Commission, said she was saddened that the village was losing the circa-1920 home at 220 Birch St., known as the Gate Lodge and designed by renowned Chicago architect Andrew Rebori.
"I'm sorry to see the house go but how far do you go?" said Holland, adding: "It's a property rights issue."
While officials can issue a two-month moratorium on tear-down requests, Holland said unless homeowners are willing to consider preserving and renovating the existing home, the delay is ultimately unable to prevent demolition.
Indeed, while the commission required that property owners Christopher and Mary Freeburg hire an architectural historian to conduct a Historical and Architectural Impact Study, the study's findings concluded that renovations to the home over the years had already compromised its "architectural integrity."
Last month, the Freeburgs told officials that after exploring renovation options, they decided new construction was the best choice because the home does not have a basement.
On Monday, the Freeburgs said they would consider donating the stately pillars and urns that flank the home's driveway to a historic preservation organization.
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A DEMOLITION turned bloody in Barangay Puntod on Tuesday when a member of the demolition team was allegedly killed by one of the residents who refused to leave while a police was injured after a melee ensued.
Armed with the writ of demolition issued by Branch 20 of the Regional Trial Court, a demolition team dismantled the houses of the families residing in the area who were ordered to leave as soon as possible whether the lands where their houses stand are titled or not.
Tension gripped as the demolition team began dismantling houses within the perimeters of Dacudao compound particularly the western part where residents blocked every passage by putting piles of sacks, scattering broken glass bottles, and setting on fire rubber materials.
Albert Acma, 26, a resident Kauswagan and a member of the demolition team, was shot dead when a bullet hit the upper portion of his right eye fired allegedly by a resident known only as Estong who escaped after the incident while PO1 Mardonio Malihaw of City Public Safety Company was shot in his left shank by allegedly another shooter.
Jonathan Bandianon, a colleague of Acma, said the police instructed them to tear down the sheet roofing used as barricade by the residents. The police ordered us to open the barricade. Albert, who was nearer to the post, immediately got shot at his right eye. People ran away and I heard shouting and screaming. When I looked at Albert, he was lying on the floor with blood oozing out from his head, Bandianon said.
Unplanned demolition
Bandianon and Acma have been doing their job for almost three years now. And he blamed the police for the unplanned demolition.
It was clear the police were at fault on this one. They sent us without conducting a clearing operation first. It was only minutes later they realized that everything was unplanned when they had to re-route because they could not penetrate the area anymore, he said.
Superintendent Aaron Mandia, head of the City Public Safety Company, however, insisted there was a clearing operation before they removed the blockade.
Previously, the barangay captain (Marvin Beja) has negotiated with the resistance force, but the latter insisted they should not be included from the operations. Prior to the incident, the sheriff talked with them for the last time, but still they insisted. We have already expected that they have arms but we did not expect that it was that abrupt, Mandia said.
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The Sunset Strip could be losing another music venue.
According to a Bloomberg report, the West Hollywood outpost of the national House of Blues music venue chain will be demolished to make way for a new hotel complex. Construction is scheduled to take place sometime toward the end of 2015.
The venue, which opened in 1994 and is operated by Live Nation, became known for hosting hip-hop and R&B shows alongside a mixed slate of rock and gospel acts.
The House of Blues site is one of many older Sunset Strip properties slated for redevelopment in favor of luxury hotel complexes. Bloomberg reports that developer Combined Properties is planning a mixed-use complex with 40 condos, 149 hotel rooms and an on-site entertainment facility.
The move is the latest shift in the Strip's music scene, which has changed dramatically over the last few years. Promoter Goldenvoice recently took over the longtime Strip staple the Roxy and brought a busier slate of buzzed-about acts. The Sunset Strip Music Festival has grown into a thriving local event and the neighborhood's flagship annual concert.
However, longtime venue Key Club shuttered last year, replaced by an outpost of the nightclub chain 1OAK, and other venues like the Whisky a Go Go and Viper Room have struggled to find a place in the contemporary L.A. music scene.
Ashton Spatz, a representative for Live Nation, told The Times in a statement that Live Nation is looking for a new venue for House of Blues.
"Regarding the story, our legendary House of Blues on Sunset Boulevard the flagship for 20 years of our popular venues around the country will operate business as usual while we look for a new home," the statement said. "We have a terrific relationship with our landlord who has other plans to develop the property and were working together on a very smooth transition. We have two-plus years to find that perfect spot for a new Los Angeles House of Blues home with no interruption for music fans. Stay tuned. The best is yet to come!"
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3:10 p.m.: This post has been updated to add a statement from Live Nation.
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