8.Sea Tower Our first tower was in South Padre
Texas Island, near the new center of SpaceX's Starship.
It was 115 meters, or just over 375 meters, long before it fell in 2009.
The building was supposed to have luxury homes with a swimming pool, a gym,
even a spa room for residents to enjoy.
But after two years of construction, the builders realized that cracks were beginning to form
in Ocean Tower support columns.
It turned out that the base of the tower was about 16 inches [16 cm] deep.
That is why the skyscraper officially acquired the nickname, “The Leaning Tower of the South
Father. ”
Although the builders hoped to repair the damage, the damage had already been done
done.
After analyzing the problem, the engineers announced that a repair work would be done
very expensive and costly.
In December 2009, a company known as Controlled Demolition Inc. performed controlled implosion.
of the structure.
At that time, the R75 million building was the largest building ever built
installed.
The park next to the Ocean Tower was closed to ensure the safety of residents
of the island.
Nevertheless, spectators were able to watch the building collapse into nearby hotels and restaurants.
7.LANDMARK TOWER And in Texas it was the Landmark Tower, 380
a foot, or about 116 feet, is a tall tower at Fort Worth.
When the building was first opened to the public in 1957, it was the tallest building in the world
City.
It also has the world's largest digital clock at the top of the building.
The skyscraper was initially fully stocked, but 30 years later at the end of its life,
he was utterly condemned.
When it was hit by a storm in March 2000 and had serious damage, it was decided
that the building should be demolished.
In 2006, the Midwest Wrecking Company released 15 blocks in the city to do the job.
With the help of a little over 360 pounds of explosives, it took just a few minutes for Landmark to arrive.
The tower will fall down.
The site was updated in 2016 to build a new parking garage in the area.
6.AFE TOWER It is 116 meters long, or 382 feet, in structure
it was the tallest tower in Europe.
Afe Tower was part of the Goethe University campus in Frankfurt in Germany.
At first, they wanted to break up the episodes, but after a lot of complaints came out
residents about the long process, it was decided to demolish the building with explosives.
Their new programs gained a lot of media attention and over 30,000 people watched
implosion remains on site in 2014.
With a loud bang, the concrete skeleton in the center of the building was first lowered.
A few seconds later, the center of the building was split into two explosions on the 5th and 17th.
down.
half of them toward the south, and half of them toward the north.
After the area remained vacant for a few years, there was regret at Goethe University
students built a modern dormitory and hotel known as One Forty West.
The new building has luxury floors and lower-rise hotels.
5.BUILDING IN XI’AN CITY In November 2015, 118 meters, or just
more than 387 meters, a building known as the Golden Flower Building was demolished in Xi'an
City, China.
It was the tallest building ever demolished in the nation.
This magnificent building began construction in 1996 but had not been used for decades
although officially it was the property of the Jinhua Pharmaceutical Factory.
It seemed too expensive to try to rebuild the tower, so China finally decided to do so
hire Pengcheng Explosion Company and complete it.
The company started by digging a 13-foot ditch around the perimeter to minimize it
the effect of the explosion.
With the help of 1.4 tons of dynamite and 12000 explosives, the building collapsed.
the floor to pieces.
While the demolition was rapid, clean up all 66-foot [66 m] of debris
more than 70 days.
Once the site was cleared, construction of a new commercial building began immediately
with shops and residences.
4.J.L. DEPARTMENT STORE HUDSON Built since 1911, J.L. Hudson's
The Department's store in Detroit, Michigan, had the worst housing demolition ever.
The building contained everything from the shops to the office space.
When the 134-foot-long [134 m] or 440-foot-tall store opened for the first time, it was the largest.
the world's largest store.
After more than 80 years of operation, J.L. Department Store. Hudson was demolished in 1998.
20,000 people watched the implosion.
The explosion was so violent that it shattered the windows of nearby nearby shops
discarded.
It even accidentally damaged Detroit People Mover, the city's top train.
From there, building a 912-foot, or 278-meter-tall, high-tech skyscraper began
location and will likely open in 2022.
3.BRAYTON POINT POWER STATION Although the following is not technically accurate
building, the demolition of Brayton Point Power Station was a milestone.
A coal-fired power station in Somerset, Massachusetts first opened in the 1960's and operated until
May 2017.
Years after the facility was closed, the company that operated the facility decided to demolish it
two of the cooling towers of this plant in 2019.
The explosion set a world record for the highest cooling towers ever detonated, one by one
a building that stands 500 meters or about 152 feet high.
That makes these towers a few feet taller than the Trojan cooling tower
The Nuclear Power Plant, which was the first cooling tower ever demolished in 2006.
People from all over New England went to Brayton Point Power Station to see
live demolition.
Over the next few months, workers continued to demolish various parts of the power station.
All discarded metal forms a series of fires in the days following the eruption, which added to it
madness of demolition.
2.MEENA PLAZA Construction of the tower was not completed,
but Meena Plaza still wins the tallest building to be demolished.
The plaza consisted of four separate towers standing 165 feet, or 541 feet, in the air.
Engineers started building the Meena Plaza in 2007 but stopped for just a few years
later in 2012 due to a dispute with the owners.
Although they planned to continue construction in 2014, the building was abandoned because
on financial matters.
By 2020, the government in the capital decided to demolish buildings by 2020.
Not only was it considered a tragedy, but demolition was part of a larger strategy
redevelopment of Mina Zayed port.
The team in charge of demolition Meena Plaza wanted to make sure he was not at United
The Arab Emirates capital of Abu Dhabi will be injured in the arrests.
They analyze the building and its surroundings to make the demolition as secure as possible.
Using 13,000 pounds [13,000 kg] of plastic explosives, the towers collapsed.
Three of the buildings exploded at first, but within 10 seconds, all four of them turned into objects
piles of rubbish.
1.POWER STATION WESTERHOLT Meena Plaza would be our first number,
but we did not want to hold you back from this final demolition.
Standing 337 meters, or 1105 feet, the chimney of the Westerholt Power Station
the longest controlled building ever demolished.
There is a massive demolition of a chimney much taller than the previous 165 meters.
Meena Plaza high, but Westerholt was very high.
The chimney was built in 1981 in Germany.
When the power station was cut off in 2005, the chimney suffered its misfortune.
a year later.
The building was blown up in two different levels, with one explosion going down
one in the middle.
Many spectators were seen filming explosions and photographs that were delayed
the team being able to demolish the building in time.
Suddenly, the chimney was simply a large mound of debris.