A floor-by-floor demolition blows minds, saves environment. What the frak, indeed!
A floor-by-floor demolition blows minds, saves environment. What the frak, indeed!
by Brad on July 14, 2008
Damn – that's pretty cool. Crazy to think that it'd be that much more efficient.
15 Jul 08 at 2:19pm
I would like to see it
16 Jul 08 at 7:11am
That is amazing. However, they say it's faster then normal demolition but what's faster then strapping c4 to a building and letting it tumble? I guess they must be referring to picking up the pieces afterwords.
18 Jul 08 at 6:19am
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Now that's amazing – it would be great to see Americans adopt that method. They said it was 20% – which is hard to imagine being 20% quicker than internal detonations or a wrecking ball. Maybe they include the cleanup time when they say its quicker.
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14 Jul 08 at 8:05pm