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      tomasz
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      A company in Japan has come up with a new way of demolishing high-rise buildings in densely built-up areas, as an alternative to using wrecking balls or explosives.

      With this method they even generate electricity for tools they use!

      Japan's incredible shrinking building - YouTube

      [flash=576,324:1icd4084]http://www.youtube.com/v/rlsMWEZ6qlI[/flash:1icd4084]

      Author of [Thea Render for SketchUp](http://www.thearender.com/sketchup)

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        Aerilius
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        I wonder how the costs of deconstruction compare to the construction costs. There's maybe one advantage: it's easier to reuse or recycle materials than when turning it into a pile of debris.

        Like with nuclear powerplants, proper deconstruction often hasn't been considered in the planning and the costs (and time) for nuclear powerplants easily exceed those of construction.

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