NADA Demolition (Part 4): Windows Breaking

[@efuaampa]

Love watching. Time lapse on these would be even more awesome to watch.

[@Jowevator3219]

Lots of action in this video! Love it!

[@constructionwatcher5381]

Another good one, John. Lots of breaking glass and good closeups of crunching structural steel. Looks like someone had way too much money to spend. Couldn't even be bothered to remove the fancy executive furniture in the corner office??? I was interesting how suborn those folding partition sections were holding up the beam near the end.

[@JohnZWetmore]

There was a lot of furniture left in the building -- desks, tables, chairs, cabinets. A used office furniture dealer would have loved to add it to their inventory. Or a nonprofit working on borrowed card tables could have used it. But as you say, no one wants to be bothered with the task of arranging for removal.

[@johnfoltz8183]

They did not even strip the building down before demolishing it

[@mattdaniels1051]

Great video! So much for the middle class!

[@lehighguy]

I worked in this building for five years, from 2007 to 2012. It felt very tired and dated even back then, and I figured its days were numbered. The elevators were constantly breaking down, the floors creaked in many places, and there were big cracks in the concrete walls of the stairwells that didn't look structurally sound. Plus the whole building was, frankly, an eyesore. My office was on the 5th floor, and now it's all probably in a landfill somewhere.

[@wendymorrison5803]

Always interesting to see how the plan for dismantling the facade works. The window units and facing panels are coming off ok here. Ive seen some that just wont let go.

[@paulstagnoli3964]

Why are all of the drop ceiling panels missing did they contain asbestos?

[@timtam20292]

Can’t stop looking at that chair lol

[@k.c.beagle7102]

Wonder what the cost difference is between this type of demolition verses explosives ?Anyone have an idea ???

[@bettyprice6316]

Oh the sound of smashing glass!

[@transilvanischervampir666]

auf jedenfall müssen die fensterscheiben nicht mehr geputzt werden :-)

[@BrittneyAMcCubbin]

My bad I was thinking of naval defense building. Thanks for correcting me. Again great video

[@kellymeadows353]

Cool! Such a waste of all that office furniture but I guess it just wasn't considered that important.....oh well.....

[@brucemartini2288]

i so wish i could have salvaged a truckfull of that I-BEAM

[@jimmydickson8854]

Two excavators could work on that building safely double the production ,jimmy D

[@jamesmiller2332]

This crane operator is too cautious. Very slow compared with others I have seen. Get him or her some energy drink.

[@BrittneyAMcCubbin]

Just love to see the money our government and military waste. Just years before this building was closed it under went a multi million dollar renovation. When the national defense administration moved out they left everything behind . And I mean everything including the plants,artwork, computer’s, the list can go on and on. Great job government.

[@JohnZWetmore]

This particular building belonged to the private sector National Automobile Dealers Association.

[@abderrahimelhayani2878]

El makinista Buen professional

[@richardclark375]

This guy is wearing me out!

[@stormvogel6]

Zo, die hoef je niet meer te zemen...maarruhhh....issie nou al klaar met dat spelen, kan ik afwassen!!!!