Drone

Awesome drone footage captures demolition of San Diego stadium. Drones have revolutionised the way in which demolition is planned and documented. And that revolution continues asa new generation of highly agile drones manned by incredibly talented pilots turn the traditional fly-by into a mini epic. Case in point – Check out this fantastic film from…Read moreRead more

Hong Kong’s Kwai Chung hospital is coming down. Here at Demolition News Towers, we love a drone video. Under normal circumstances, we also love jetting off to far-flung destinations. While we can’t currently travel quite as freely as we all might like, these two videos from Hong Kong might help quench your wanderlust.

Demolition like you’ve never seen it before. Demolition can be a thrill ride. But believe me, nothing will prepare you for this dizzying drone work of the demolition process from views and angles I have never seen before:

Demolition like you have never seen it before. Drones are now part and parcel of many demolition companies’ tool-kit. From surveying sites to producing high-end, cinematic marketing materials, drones offer a totally new perspective on the demolition process. But very few offer a perspective quite like this. So sit back, hold onto your breakfast, and…Read moreRead more

You will not see a better demolition drone video in this lifetime. If you uffer from motion sickness, look away now. If you have just eaten breakfast, hold on tight as you might be seeing it again VERY soon. We were sent the video below all the way from Russia and, without wishing to spoil…Read moreRead more

The latest film from Demolition TV is a mini epic. A short while ago, the Demolition TV film crew visited a site in Hersham near Walton-on-Thames, Surrey where Shorts Group was demolishing a former school. Due to fears that plant thieves might see the resulting film and target the site, Shorts Group asked us to…Read moreRead more

How AMPCO is using a drone to provide a new perspective. Drones are not unusual on demolition sites. They’re widely used to carry our surveys of inaccessible parts of the site or a specific structure. They’re employed to provide clients with a greater understanding of the specific challenges facing the demolition crew. And they’re used…Read moreRead more

Night-time demolition captured from Maltese Falcon’s eye view. We went about nine years without mentioning demolition in Malta once. And then, for some strange reason, we have managed to mention it several times in just a few short weeks, thanks in no small part to this project. But if there’s one thing we like even…Read moreRead more