En drøm ?

Jeg er sikker på at det er sådan det ser ud når byplanlæggere og bygningsæsteter har våde drømme :-)

Ensformigt lydspor...

Er det bare mig, eller er det samme lydspor der bruges hver gang ?

Re: Ensformigt lydspor...

Det er bare dig :o) Det er de samme bygninger man ser flere gange, så derfor ville det være underligt at "rytmen" var anderledes selv om man ser sprængningen fra flere sider...hvis man hører heler vidioen kan man høre flere forskellige "rytmer"

Sikker på at det var krontroleret?

I så fal vil jeg mene at de er dygtigere i New York ( 9/11), men jeg kan os tage fejl er ikke uddannet i den branche....

Olsenbanden

Kan det passe at en der blev sprængt et højhus der ved Brøndby strand højhusene?
jeg mener at kan huske at i filmen olsen banden ser man sådanne en bygning blive sprængt ned.
jeg mener at det det afsnit med "Operation Daiesyland"

Drømmen blev til et mareridt...

Lad os håbe de klarer det bedre end disse britiske sprængningseksperter:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v...iqRM

drømmejobbet !

det må da være lidt af et drømmejob at sprænge grimme højhuse i luften ! :o)

Mange forskellige steder

Det er utallige bygninger, der bliver sprængt i luften. De vises godt nok flere gange fra forskellige vinkler, men se i venstre side, der står hvad bygningen hedder. Bare indenfor de første 6 min vises billeder med betegnelserne

Harefield & Kilspindie
Trottick, Mains & Claverhouse
Yeamans & Sharps
Whitfield & Quarryfield
Greenfield & Kellyfield
Edzell, Downfield & Cawdor
Paisely Towers
Mitchell Hill
Om det er en blanding af ingeniørernes navne og lokaliteterne er uvist., Men Paisely Towers må da være lokaliteten.

Imponerende er det da.

Re: Mange forskellige steder

Det er utallige bygninger, der bliver sprængt i luften. [...]

Genbrug eller ej

Prøv at høre 5 min 30 sek inde Mitchell Hill. Fem højhuse sprænges i luften, Det er en veritabel kanonsalve. Man kan se at der sprænges bomber på adskillige etager et hus ad gangen. Lyder ikke som genbrug. Kan godtnok høre genklang, men det er vel ikke mærkeligt med alle de huse.

Flot og professionelt ser det ud.

Undgåelse af støvhelvede ?

Udover at foretage sprængningen midt under et meget kraftigt regnvejr (?)
- Andre ideer til hvordan man kan undgå at svine hele Storkøbenhavn til ?

Lots of experience!

It's sad but we here in the UK have built so many of these buildings that there is a great fund of experience here in blowing them (up or) down.

The names appear just to be the local names of the buildings, sometimes with an area name as well.

Sadly, so many of these blocks of flats were so badly designed, or used such compromised materials in their construction that the cheapest way to deal with them is to demolish them. Even this can lead to enormous costs. The big block of flats I lived in before moving to Denmark in 1987 was full of blue asbestos. The frame of the twin block was also badly rusted, but "our" block could be renovated and still stands having been stripped to the steel frame and rebuilt. The twin was destroyed by one or other of the firms that demolish in the way SafeDem do (*AFTER* the crocidolite and other nasties had been removed).

It seems a sad waste. These blocks are not very beautiful (English understatement) but they are quite pleasant to live in, just built to old-fashioned standards as cheaply as possible (usually).

Yes there are "cowboy" firms that get it wrong - I gather someone has found a piece about one of these. They only get it wrong *once*! (Their insurance companies don't like them doing this).

There was a series on English TV about 10 years ago, showing the work of a company like this one and with fascinating explanations as to exactly what has to be planned into such work. The reason for the multiple explosions is apparently that the building is carefully weakened before the explosive demolition, then critical parts (like the central reinforced concrete core) have to be destroyed first and after this has been done, the "ripple" of explosions breaks the steel structure up in a controlled way, so as to control the fall of the building.

A great video! I've watched it twice already and am just going back for a third time