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Coop's Shot Tower, one of the city's enduring landmark and a historic building was saved from demolition in 1973 and was incorporated into Melbourne Central complex in 1991 underneath an 84m-high conical glass roof. It is 9 storeys high, and has 327 steps to the top.
www.melbournecentral.com.au/our-heritage
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This is a composite image merging mainly three shots: the demolition site, the moody clouds and the woman portrait. The latter one was shot in Paris, near the Seine river, it is the work of a street artist who signs C215.
Protected by the 1966 Landmarks Act, the former Seaman's Retreat cannot be torn down.
Re edited 2022
I've taken this shot several times before but I love the view of the Bay of Martyrs just after sunset. The power of the southern ocean is incredible and if you want to truly understand its destructive force, just compare my shot to this one taken in 2015 by the amazing Bernard Spragg and see if you can spot the difference.
The Alma Estate in Ponders End. There are four tower blocks, a parade of shops and some houses coming down for redevelopment here.
The nearest block is coming down a bit at a time, as it is right next to a busy railway line.
Another monument to King Coal disappears, with the demolition of the cooling towers at Rugeley. Images are big crops, I was well away from the action.
Ormai vicino alla destinazione finale, il treno di materiale demolendo entra in stazione a Rovereto.
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Almost at the end of its trip, the train of carriages and railcars destined to be scrapped enters Rovereto station.
Searching earlier photos, I did see this image of demolition of Utrecht University building "Wentgebouw" in 2014.
With current developments in society, perhaps can be seen as metaphore...
there is even an ultrashort movie: www.youtube.com/watch?v=6lPTRgZ8Vd8&list=UUo1nKUnx4yF...
in an area of old houses that are in the process of being knocked down one has been taken over by the demolition team, complete with lucky charms
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