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CINEMA
EXPLOSIF'
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COMBINED
BATCHELOR'S QUARTERS |
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Spectacular
pyrotechnics accompany Newfoundland's first-ever implosion, felled by Dykon
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UNDERWOOD
TYPEWRITER FACILITY |
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Precision
Explosives skillfully brings down local Bridgeport, CT landmark |
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Theater
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READING
GRAIN HEADHOUSE |
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Unique
and impressive bi-directional blast performed by Controlled Demolition Group
(UK) and Nicol & Associates |
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COTTON
HILL BRIDGE |
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Big-ole'
purty bridge in West Virginia falls at the hands of Demtech, Inc. |
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FULTON
COUNTY STADIUM |
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Demolition
Dynamics breaks new ground with world's first full-size stadium implosion
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SEARS
MERCHANDISE CENTER |
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Largest
building implosion in history, performed by Engineered Demolition and Mercer
Wrecking Co. |
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COOPER
MEDICAL ARTS BUILDING |
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13-story
structural steel Hospital annex demolished by R.T. Winzinger, Inc. |
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Theater
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DSC
STEEL WORKS |
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Demtech
drops three colossal 600-foot Ore Bridges while deftly avoiding the Detroit
River |
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Theater
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MAYFAIR
HOTEL |
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Casino's
come to Atlantic City: Good news for Dykon Blasting, not good for old historic
hotels |
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MILLSTONE
WATER TOWER |
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McAlinden
Blasting celebrates 50 years in business by felling historic tower |
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Theater
11
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PHILIPS
BUILDING |
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Controlled
Demolition Group (England) performs Norway's first building implosion |
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Theater
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RIVERSIDE
PAPER MILL STACKS |
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Ben
Franklin worked here! Demtech converts 18th century brick chimney into 3x6”
souvenirs |
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FORD
HOTEL |
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Engineered
Demolition performs one of the trickiest building-blasts ever; we’re
not worthy! |
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SOUTHWARK
TOWERS |
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South
Philadelphia public housing site is razed by NEF, CDI and Haines & Kibblehouse |
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MURAILLE
de CHINE |
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Explosif’
grande a Ste. Etienne Francais par Ryboprod (translation: Sharp-looking
blast from France) |
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LAUNCH
TOWER 3-WEST |
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Dykon
Blasting creates ‘space’ for new Atlas Rocket system at Vandenberg
Air Force Base |
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PUTNAM
STREET BRIDGE |
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Demtech
scuttles picturesque 4-span bridge in Marietta, Ohio with 350 charges |
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Theater
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JEFFERSON
DAVIS HOSPITAL |
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Home
of first-ever human heart transplant is surgically removed by Demolition
Dynamics |
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Theater
19
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MILITARY
PARK HOTEL |
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Landmark
structure in Newark, NJ is dropped by Precision Explosives and A.G. Mazzocchi,
Inc. |
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Theater
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SCHUYLKILL
FALLS TOWER |
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One
of two 16-story public housing towers gracefully felled by Engineered Demolition |
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Theater
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CRACKER
& COKER TOWERS |
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Heavily-reinforced
Mississippi refinery towers succumb to the will of Demtech |
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Theater
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BHP
CORP. STACKS |
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Twin
180’ smokestacks melt into the arid Arizona desert, courtesy Engineered
Demolition |
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Theater
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MIDTOWN
PLAZA COMPLEX |
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Ahh,
Syracuse in early March… Nicol & Associates puts two buildings
and one chimney on ice |
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Theater
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WIERTON
STEEL MILL |
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Coal
tipple unleashes its fiery fury during Dykon’s 11-structure blast along
the Ohio River |
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Theater
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HOLES
CREEK BRIDGE |
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Last
blast of the old millenium! Demtech’s New-year’s-eve blowdown
keeps Norfolk-Southern railroad (and Ahern’s demolition project) right
on schedule |
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