Bayonne MOTBY Buildings #32 & #42 - Controlled Demolition, Inc.

[@kingjames8283]

Can't believe I still love this stuff. My first job working with CDI was demo of the former Uniroyal Tire Company in downtown Indianapolis back in the late 80's. Worked a few of their other jobs too in Indy and way out in Las Vegas. I never get bored watching them blow things up. I'm no longer involved in the demolition business and now strictly on the construction side of things.

[@cbboggs6459]

Amazing. I never get tired of watching your videos. I am amazed at the execution and can understand the planning that goes into this type of Demolition. Your company and employees are the best in the business.

[@gus473]

👍🏼 Those symmetrical debris piles are as amazing as watching the structures fold and fall! Great work!

[@cnosprandt5155]

The Loizeaux family and their crew never fail to amaze me. Well done!

[@theluth9046]

Amazing, simply amazing! Yep and I never get tired of watching y'all knocking down buildings with Kabang stuff!

[@SLO-Ride]

That was an unexpected change! I waited for it to blow end-to-end, but it went side to side! Perhaps less spectacular, but more impressive with the accuracy of the drop. I like how you hinged the bottom to the roof, and let in swing into itself. Cool!

[@samuelspencer9194]

I could watch your videos all day love your surgical procedure be safe and have a great day

[@chrispadula221]

Thanks again for the wonderful videos! Truly remarkable what you do.

[@davidglaum2538]

Thank you for showing the after video.

[@cuscrapping]

The seagulls sound pissed that you blew up their building!! LOL!!! Nicely done as always, guys!

[@salr362]

Those seagulls were like, “wtf, time to get the flock outta dodge”.

[@craigw.miller9820]

Another excellent job by the men and women of CDI.

[@jamesalinio5277]

Always good to see older structures demolished after years of use for the land to be used for something else

[@TimorLeste458]

everytime im bored i always watch ur videos

[@ChrisB257]

Wow - that was a large scale job... nicely done.

[@QuarioQuario54321]

6 floors? Why would you implode something that short? I wonder if they've ever imploded a 1 or 2-story building.

[@kh3612]

They were imploded because they were built to withstand a bomb blast.

[@jeffpenn3128]

It was a military building designed to withstand bombings missile strikes it would have been next to impossible to demolish the standard way

[@timothyshepodd7826]

So, what railroad served that property? Blessings

[@jorge8606]

Great Job .💯

[@espeescotty]

I was thinking as I was watching this, I wonder how many square feet were in those buildings, and there it was in the description...1.5-million sq ft...dang!

[@andrewsmith9104]

That's one very neat pile of rubble that used to be a building. I don't think it gets any better.

[@3melendr]

Gravity never loses!

[@damienalicea8696]

0:17 Fire in the hole!!! 0:28 TIIIMMBEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEERRR!!! That's nice. I thought that building getting collapsed like dominoes falling.

[@chrisroeben1085]

Curious as to why all the extra blast curtains when there was lots of room for debris to go on the one side. Understandable for the other side when you have a building next door.

[@luciusvorenus9445]

Nice shot!

[@markybear92840]

When I looked at the overview, it looked like a ship or the like. It was felled perfectly!

[@jpro1312]

awesome as usual

[@StreuB1]

The best in the business.

[@christophercraig289]

Nice job!

[@qwertyuiop4halo]

I've always wondered, what is the first set of explosions doing? Is it just to weaken the building and then the second set is the more powerful one that brings it down?

[@CoasterMan13Official]

The first set is to weaken the building.

[@rrknl5187]

Another fine job!!

[@joythompson938]

I miss the detailed videos 😕

[@michaelsinnott6338]

These buildings were ment to withstand a direct missle strike. The were no match for CDI.

[@susanwahl6322]

Beautiful!

[@richardtitko4980]

Really brilliant!

[@ArjenHidding]

But.... where do the seagulls have to sit now? Great footage

[@nicklombardi8976]

Oh so satisfying.

[@kamurray67]

I wish there could have been an aerial view.

[@joeschlotthauer840]

Looked like a very well built buildiing...

[@hendrikjbboss9973]

Really amazing 👏

[@adropbear09]

It kinda looks like a big ship in the thumbnail.. 🇦🇺 🏴‍☠️

[@Bibibosh]

How did that shipping boat get all the way up there in the friggin desert. It looks like a cargo shipping container carrier in the middle of the country man.

[@BentTreeFarmPa]

In the middle of nowhere, and covered in black blast proof covering. Guarantee some pencil pushing government bureaucrat made them do it because there was an endangered snail a half mile away 🤣😂

[@geoffreylee5199]

Yes!!!

[@michalpalko537]

Perfect

[@railroadjim]

That was a long building!

[@randyb1890]

Military Ocean Terminal at Bayonne (MOTBY)

[@sjv6598]

All the birbs be like WTF!

[@munky123jw]

Those seagulls got the shit scared out them!

[@mesotheliomamike4748]

Cool

[@jorge8606]

My father work similar company's in Puerto Rico Drillex Dorado PR.

[@AreeyaKKC]

Alotta birds flew out of there

[@monkeyd00d]

cool

[@wdwerker]

Military Ocean Terminal built to withstand bombing ! I wonder if CDI could implode those WWII bomb resistant submarine pens in France ?

[@clemfarley7257]

The ole neighborhood

[@ResortDog]

Shared to a Cuomo news article!