Demolition timelapse: Week 18
Covers the period from March 10-15, 2014. Timelapse at 1800x. This former luxury hotel opened in 1960 and has occupied this city block for 54 years. When it opened it was considered one...
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High-reach demolition excavator with demolition shears in methodical action (Week 18 set 2)
High-reach demolition excavator with demolition shears slowly and methodically picking apart the concrete structure of the front building. From the week of March 10, 2014 (demolition week...
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Demolition timelapse: Week 19: Demolition excavators demolishing most of the front building
Demolition excavators at work. Most of the front building is now gone. Equipment lifted by crane. A pedestrian accident is captured (but only at 1 frame per minute) when a pedestrian ignores...
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Socom II(PAL): Bitter Jungle - Demolition (X-Link - 07/05/2014)
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Cherokee Demolition of Cleveland Ohio
12302 Forest Avenue Cleveland, Ohio A demolition project by Cherokee Demolition, LLC of Cleveland, Ohio.
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Purple Power
DSR Demolition uses a Komatsu PC350LC high reach excavator equipped with a ProDem pulveriser to tackle the demolition of Romford #39;s Victorian baths. With neighbouring houses just a few metres...
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Harbour Town Clubhouse demolition
Workers begin tearing down the Harbour Town Clubhouse on Friday morning. "We hope to have everything down and gone by the end of next week," said John Cottis, project superintendent for Choate...
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Residents and business people in Eastleigh are counting losses after demolition
A combined operation of police and nairobi city county officials left those affected with no choice but to stand aside and watch as their structures came down Watch KTN Live http://www.ktnkenya.t...
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FLORENCE, SC (WMBF) - Demolition is already taking place in the 200th block of West Evans Street to make room for the soon to come Francis Marion University Health and Sciences Building.
"Keep your eyes on it, before you know it, it will be gone," said Jason Wofford.
"We knocked the terminal down so that we could get access onto the property," said Wofford.
Jason Wofford is the vice president of Wofford Demolition. That's the company charged with clearing the Trust building, and few other buildings that shares the property the Trust sits on.
Wofford mapped out a new demolition timeline for when the Trust Building property will be clear and ready for Francis Marion University's new Medical School.
Crews have already torn down the terminal once used by a utility company.
"I guess next on the agenda would be these two buildings behind me, the white buildings," said Wofford.
Right now, demolition crews are gutting the buildings, which includes removing any recyclable materials such as metal and copper.
Emerald, the company subcontracted to clear the Trust building of asbestos, has been working to remove the contaminant.
The company said it will take an additional four weeks of decontamination before the building is ready for demolition.
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Trust building in Florence gets closer to demolition
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Chardonnay gets demolition permit Jeff Kiger, jkiger@postbulletin.com Post-Bulletin Company, LLC
The demolition permit for the former Chardonnay house was officially issued a day after the Rochester City Council approved the Second Street Southwest project in a contentious early morning vote.
The Rochester Building Safety Department issued the permit for the demolition of the 125-year-old structure at 723 Second St. S.W. on Wednesday. Curtis Shuster, who owns the property, originally applied for the demolition permit on Feb. 13.
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Chardonnay gets demolition permit