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15 scenes of high reach demolition excavators dropping stuff and/or stuff falling (Week 23, set 2)
A compilation of 15 scenes of high reach demolition excavators dropping stuff, or stuff falling. Some in slow motion, some two-camera sequences. Plus a few miscellaneous related scenes. Demolition...
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2:37 p.m. CDT, June 27, 2014
Two men were injured by falling bricks during the demolition of a church in the Grand Crossing neighborhood this afternoon, authorities said.
Fire crews were called to the scene near 72nd Street and South Dorchester Avenue following the report of a building collapse about 1:15 p.m., but it was determined that there was "nothing serious," according to the Fire Department's news office. Two men were injured by falling bricks during the demolition of the building in the 7100 block of South Dorchester, said Police News Affairs Officer Ana Pacheco.
Two people were taken to local hospitalsfor treatment following the accident, said Fire Department spokesman Will Knight. Their injuries were not considered serious.
A 44-year-old man was taken to Northwestern Memorial Hospital, and a 56-year-old man was taken to John H. Stroger Jr. Hospital, Pacheco said.
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TAMPA An iconic West Tampa structure that has sat dormant for years is expected to come alive next year as the Tampa Jewish Community Center prepares to turn the Fort Homer Hesterly Armory into its second campus.
A $6 million injection into a capital campaign from the state Legislature this spring has sparked pre-construction demolition, with workers removing ceiling panels and lighting fixtures and preparing the site for early events.
The Jewish Community Center & Federation hopes to raise $24 million to turn the empty building between Howard and Armenia avenues south of Interstate 275 into a beehive of activity, including a new 14,000-square-foot preschool, recreational amenities, health and wellness services and art space.
About $18 million has been raised so far, and developers are confident enough in reaching the goal that new signs are up proclaiming, The Future Is Here.
Several years ago, center administrators realized that what director Jack Ross called a matter of geographical psychology was keeping people from South Tampa from using the existing Jewish Community Center on Gunn Highway in North Tampa.
Meanwhile, proposal after proposal for development of the 73-year-old armory fizzled, and when talks to bring a Department of Veterans Affairs center broke down, we stepped in, Ross said.
Late last year, the group signed a 99-year lease and option to buy with the State Armory Board for 5.7 acres of the full 10-acre National Guard site. The guard will maintain its staging area to the north of the parcel; the Jewish Community Center will transform the 83,000-square-foot main structure. Additional buildings will complement the original armory.
The site misses state Sen. Jeff Brandes Pinellas-Hillsborough district by about 1,700 feet, but the Republican from St. Petersburg said he was happy to marshal the $6 million budget request through the Legislature.
I think this is probably the greatest economic development facility we could have for the North Hyde Park area, and I think its going to really transform that area, he said. I immediately got the vision of what they were trying to do, and I saw the impact it was going to have on the community. This seemed like a modest investment that will have huge implications down the road.
Ross said the revival of the armory has three components.
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The spacious interior of the House of the Year. Photo: supplied
A stunning custom-built home in Forrest with a timeless design and the Garangula Gallery in Harden have taken out top honours in the association's excellence awards for 2014.
Canberra builder Manteena Construction won the prestigious Project of the Year award for the iconic gallery, which was designed by Fender Katsalidis Mirams to house the clients collection of indigenous art.
The judges said the project was a perfect example of how a close collaboration between client and architects could deliver a unique building with minimal impact on the environment.
Papas Property Group, Architects Ring and Associates and Archertec Interiors won House of the Year. Photo: supplied
The gallery, which is about 20 kilometres from Harden, was built in sympathy with the local surroundings with stone and earth excavated on site for thebuilding's walls.
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Substantial quantities of recycled timber from the old Hornibrook Bridge in Queensland were used as well as patinated Corten steel.
The result is a gallery which is most striking when first viewed against its natural landscape and continues to impress, even after detailed study, the judges said.
Canberra builder Manteena Construction won the Project of the Year for the Garangula Gallery in Harden. Photo: supplied
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A La Jolla house, called "Clean Living" due to its low-energy consumption, won a grand award at the Gold Nuggets contest at this year's Pacific Coast Builders Conference in San Francisco. Jim Brady Architectural Photography
A La Jolla house, called "Clean Living" due to its low-energy consumption, won a grand award at the Gold Nuggets contest at this year's Pacific Coast Builders Conference in San Francisco.
San Diego architect Joseph Wong's design for a Hyatt Regency Hotel in Shanghai won top honors at the Gold Nuggets awards program at the Pacific Coast Builders Conference in San Francisco.
A La Jolla project and San Diego architect struck gold at this year's Gold Nuggets awards, announced Thursday at the Pacific Coast Builders Conference in San Francisco.
San Diego projects also won 11 merit awards in the contest that drew nearly 600 entries, primarily from builders, developers and architects in western states but also extending to countries bordering the Pacific Ocean.
The local grand awards went to:
Among the 11 merit awards was Arterro La Costa, a housing project by Davidson Communities in Carlsbad, a runnerup as residential project of the year. It was designed by R. Douglas Mansfield and planned by Hunsaker & Associates with the interior by Design Line Interiors. The project also won a merit award for best single-family tract home of more than 4,000 square feet.
The other nine merit awards went to:
The contest judges were Amy Albert, design editor of Builder magazine and editor in chief of Custom Home magazine; San Francisco architect David Baker; Tom Doucette, president of Doucette Homes in Tucson, Ariz.; Florida architect Phil Kean; Boyce Thomson, author of "The New, New Home"; and Laguna Beach architect Bob White.
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