HecticArt Wonderful Architecture Work

My only pedestrian bridge is still doing fine after roughly 8 years.
Granted, it's only about 35 feet long, but still.

Any pics?

Nope. I'm not going to drag any of my clients into this mayhem.

It's not anything that would win a design award, or really make you give it a second look. It matched another one that they had built several years earlier.

We need proof with pics because the smiley said so!


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It doesn't seem worthwhile to me.
It looked like a ratty ship to begin with.


I looked at the pictures before I read the article.
I thought they were pulling a section out of a decommissioned cruise ship to make an apartment building.
I like the way you think Semi.
 
Why don’t they just take old cruise ships and put them on land and turn them into hotels?

Then somewhat did, it called the Queen Mary.

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That can still float away

I been to San Diego and never aboard the Queen Mary. But I have seen in person and in photos, there are rocks surrounding the ship. Plus you can partially see in the pic the ship is anchored to land. I doubt the ship still runs.
 
I just build the things, baby. They don't let me knock em down.
That was pretty bitchin though.
You could see the moment that the demolition guy and the engineer crapped their pants.
 
I just build the things, baby. They don't let me knock em down.
That was pretty bitchin though.
You could see the moment that the demolition guy and the engineer crapped their pants.
Not sure what happened, but the original video I posted got replaced by a much shorter one.
The link below has two videos at the bottom, the 1st of the two is what I intended to post. What's really funny is how they're speaking in Danish, but then they start swearing-up a storm in English.
Demolition disaster: Denmark tower falls wrong way, smashes library, cultural center (video)
 
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