Forest Glen Apartments Demolition
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- Опубликовано: 6 сен 2024
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Demolition of the Forest Glen Apartments in Silver Spring, Maryland. They will be replaced by new apartments.
Produced by John Z Wetmore, producer of "Perils For Pedestrians".
Thanks, John.
I'm sure those 1947 apartments left a lot to be desired, but it's a shame to loose all that open space. The new plan leaves only a small part of it.
They took down a lot of big trees.
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The greater the density on private lots, the more important it is to have good public parks and spaces. There is a park right across the street from the apartments, but it is a 6-lane state highway, and it is a few blocks walk to get to a signal to cross. It is exactly the type of road where most of the pedestrian fatalities take place in this county.
Now this is demo at its finest,give this man a raise!!!
Ich schaue mir das gerne an. Manchmal auch im Orginal wenn bei Uns Häuser Abgebrochen werden. Die Kraft der Bagger. Super 😮
My life and time has been redirected yet enjoyed watching and will come back a little more often for notoriety for your channel!
Another good observation of progress and how some go about it!!
Nice demolition !
Hey John, what camera do you use for filming?
I use a Canon XA-11. It records in 1080P on ordinary SD cards. It has a 20x lens, which comes in handy when there is a long distance from the construction fence to where the excavators are working.
It's an obsolete model. Everything has gone to 4K now. I think Canon has a 4K model similar in form to the XA-11, but I plan to keep my old camera going for a while longer.
Thank you. I currently use my phone on 1080P,. You can tell from my videos that long distance isn't really a problem for me. My dad had a Nikon D750, but the camera can only take 30 mins of video. Should I use that instead?
Here is one I shot on my phone (Pixel 3A) when my camera wasn't handy:
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30 minutes would be a deal killer for me. If I'm filming a demolition all day, I can end up with 4 or 5 hours of video. If the phone is working well for you, stick with it.
@John Z Wetmore I have the same camera. I love it.
why not take out the bottom of the building and let it fall in on itself? seems like that would be faster.
Yay! More cheaply constructed cardboard and sawdust apartments for yuppies
very very dusty!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!+