Thanks for the update, John. Swinging a length of I-beam in the jaws of the concrete smasher to knock down structural steel is and interesting approach. It worked, after a fashion.
Wow I can’t believe that building has been demolishing it looks like there almost done! I remember going here when I was younger but I would only go in the sears cause the mall was so dead
It started out as Landmark Center before being re-branded as Landmark Mall. The sign was a bit dilapidated, and the MA fell off, revealing the CEN underneath.
He's cutting those steel beams into much smaller pieces than we've seen trucked away on other jobs. Do they get more for the scrap when cut into smaller pieces? Get more on the trucks? Or?
Thanks for the update, John.
Swinging a length of I-beam in the jaws of the concrete smasher to knock down structural steel is and interesting approach. It worked, after a fashion.
Hats off to the man working to loosen the sign. 😱
Berg is at it again!
Yes
The berg corporation
Wow I can’t believe that building has been demolishing it looks like there almost done! I remember going here when I was younger but I would only go in the sears cause the mall was so dead
8:51 that poor old Detroit just thrown out
why did they carefully lift the sign off instead of knocking it over?
The old sign is being preserved as a memento. Otherwise, it would have been smashed like everything else.
@@JohnZWetmore Where, at the Landmark Museum?
@@JohnZWetmorewhere is the sign preserved
Why was such a big building demolished when it could have been repurposed?
It's build in 1965
Why would you refurbish
Old building.
so the demolish you to put apartments
Also be building grocery store and medical building
By the way the green part is the lord and Taylor right
That's right. Originally Woodward & Lothrop.
@@JohnZWetmore John John they actually are working on lord and Taylor with the wrecking ball!!!!!
Ty
Cenll on the sign, what does that mean?
It started out as Landmark Center before being re-branded as Landmark Mall. The sign was a bit dilapidated, and the MA fell off, revealing the CEN underneath.
@@JohnZWetmorewhere is the sign preserved
The teenagers ran all the malls out of business.
He's cutting those steel beams into much smaller pieces than we've seen trucked away on other jobs. Do they get more for the scrap when cut into smaller pieces? Get more on the trucks? Or?
I've seen beams cut up into short pieces a couple of times.
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@Hans Thanks.
the nearest yard may require a smaller size P&S, most bigger yards dont care, smaller yards do