4.6 tons and they still couldn’t bring the buildings down right.
Disagree. They were probably brought down at an angle due to close proximity of other buildings they wanted to preserve.
Disagree. They were probably brought down at an angle due to close proximity of other buildings they wanted to preserve.
There’s nothing that says a controlled demolition has to come straight down. The important part is for it to not land on something you don’t want to damage. If you’ve got a big field of nothing sideways is easier and faster. There’s plenty of controlled demolitions that go timber instead of straight down.