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Leopard18
Location: Boston, MA Gender: Male Total Likes: 52 likes
| | | Re: Demolition/Pre-demolition sites < Reply # 3 on 8/14/2015 12:37 AM > | Reply with Quote
| | | I don't know, it's kind of complex. Usually with demo sites I do my research extensively on the building, and there's a certain level of thrill to think that I know the general story of a building full of history, and I am there to witness the end of its era. Also with active demo, things are changing daily. I can go back several times in a week and it's almost a different experience each time. On another level, I am an engineer in college. I settled on electrical, but first I was considering structural, and I guess I am still fascinated by it, and enjoy the processes of construction and demolition. That doesn't fully describe it, those are just little insights I think might contribute. There's just something fascinating about demo.
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| Leopard18
Location: Boston, MA Gender: Male Total Likes: 52 likes
| | | Re: Demolition/Pre-demolition sites < Reply # 9 on 8/20/2015 7:35 PM > | Reply with Quote
| | | Posted by MonoxideChild If i see a fence go up around a building, i know i have a 2 day span to get my ass in there before it comes down. Plus with these sorts of locations, the entry points are already done 95% of the time.
| Depends on if its a public or private owned site. I find that while still guarded, public sites generally are cared for less, the boarding up is half-assed, the demo takes longer, and in some cases a while back they ripped out the doors and windows and we just wandered in. (this PoE is safe to explain, since the only 2 buildings I have ever seen it on are long gone) Also, abatement can take a while, so that can buy you some time sometimes. 1. asbestos containment shower in a school demo site
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