Demolition News

The Daytona Beach Shores City Council on Tuesday is slated to vote on the second reading of a development agreement that provides incentives to the property’s owners, New York-based Acres Capital LLC, to demolish the deteriorating remains of the once popular hotel and redevelop the site into a new hotel-condominium complex. The vote initially had […]

Demolition began Friday on Quinlan Castle on a hilltop overlooking Birmingham’s Southside and will continue through the weekend. The dome roofs were removed from the turrets Friday afternoon by lifting them off with steel girders placed through the turret windows and strapped to a crane lift. Demolition of the rock exterior walls and turrets will […]

One of the excavators tearing apart the former Journal Star building fell into the basement Monday, but the operator was able to escape uninjured. Lincoln Fire and Rescue crews were called to Ninth and P streets at about 10:30 a.m. on a report of a piece of construction equipment that had fallen into a hole […]

The City of Detroit and Mayor Mike Duggan’s administration have announced a redevelopment scheme that is poised to destroy yet another iconic piece of our industrial and architectural history for minimal economic gain. Under the guise of 150 construction jobs that will undoubtedly go to suburbanites and the potential for an auto-supplier tenant that may […]

A portion of Oregon State University’s Reser Stadium is set for demolition in January as part of its multimillion-dollar upgrade project. The implosion of the west side is scheduled for Jan. 7, according to a university news release issued Thursday. The “Completing Reser Stadium” project will conclude a long-term Reser expansion/remodeling that began in 2005, while […]

  s Midland Public Schools board of education voted Monday night to approve an $83,900 bid from Bierlein Companies, Inc., of Midland to demolish the district’s State Street building, which is at the corner of State and Carpenter and adjacent to the MPS administration center where the meeting was held. The board approved the bid, […]

There is a $1.5 million pot of blight busting money coming to Butler County and while land banks around the state are lining up, officials here say not many jurisdictions have expressed interest yet When the state biennial budget passed, it allocated $150 million for commercial and residential demolitions and $350 million for brownfield remediation. […]

WILMINGTON OH — Demolition of the old Textron factory site — along South Nelson Avenue across from the city’s landfill — began in October. The work signals a beginning of the huge project involving upgrading/updating the city’s wastewater treatment plant through the new Ohio BUILDS water infrastructure grant program. The demolition subcontractor is Charles Jergens […]

NEWPORT, R.I. (WPRI) — Bishop’s 4th Street Diner has been serving up food in Newport since 1967, but that could soon change. The long-time eating establishment is at risk of being demolished to make space for a convenience store. Plans have been submitted to the city to do so. Steve and Vicki Bishop own the […]

When the Detroit Lions played their opening NFL regular-season home game on October 6, 1975, legendary broadcaster Howard Cossel described the Pontiac Silverdome as “the most magnificent football stadium of its kind…the finest edifice of its type known to mankind.” It was hoped to symbolize the vibrancy and progress of the Michigan area known for […]