Demo party 12/11

[RaginScotsman]

Thursday morning

Looks like they are about done with the first section. Some good progress compared to yesterday

Did they even start? It looks the same

[anhil8tor]

I have a question and know nothing of demo.

Is any of this stuff recyclable? Do they crush the used concrete? Do they pull out any of the wire or seats?

[LaCajunsFan]

I have a question and know nothing of demo.

Is any of this stuff recyclable? Do they crush the used concrete? Do they pull out any of the wire or seats?

Yeah, I have those same questions. I asked spec about the aluminum…it looks some of the benches weren’t there when they demo’d part of it, but there are plenty of times where they are part of all the concrete.

[shof]

I have a question and know nothing of demo.

Is any of this stuff recyclable? Do they crush the used concrete? Do they pull out any of the wire or seats?

It was answered earlier, perhaps in a different stadium thread. Short answer is “yes”. You’d have to scroll through the threads unless someone is willing to provide the details again. Pretty sure Helmet provided some details.

[HelmutVII]

Yeah, I have those same questions. I asked spec about the aluminum…it looks some of the benches weren’t there when they demo’d part of it, but there are plenty of times where they are part of all the concrete.

The concrete can be crushed and used as a road base. A good portion of the rebar can be recycled. The aluminum seats can be pulled out any time and shredded. Electric wire can be pulled out too. On many jobs the money made from recycling can equal the cost of the demolition. I suspect there will be lots of crushed concrete generated. They may have a concrete crusher on site I don't know haven't been to the site.

[CajunVic]

. . . I would suspect that the benefits of the potential recycling/crushing/shredding benefits will go to the party doing the demolition and probably was calculated into their bid . . .

[ZoomZoom]

Hopefully we get back to a totally open concourse on the first floor. I hated it when they put in the temporary‘luxury’ suites.

“Luxury”…duck blind with a heater?

[BayouRichard]

Man, I was keeping an eye on that house…love that location.

Eta: it’s still being listed…$335k. Not a bad price really, as the house looks immaculate…and we know Frenchie kept it up well.

Just kinda big for me and not at all the layout I want. But that back patio is really nice! Brings back lots of Frenchie memories.

I recently downsized and moved to the Saints Street area. Would be interested to move closer to the stadium. Would have to do some hard thinking if I want to go back to a larger home.

[LaCajunsFan]

I recently downsized and moved to the Saints Street area. Would be interested to move closer to the stadium. Would have to do some hard thinking if I want to go back to a larger home.

My issue is, I want to build a small 1,600-1,800 sq ft house, with a very small yard. Finding an empty lot in the st streets is very rare, and usually exp. Even if I find a ‘tear-down’ type house, they come in at least low -mid 100k’s, which blows my budget. It’s just not feasible to build a small, simple house for 400k.
I’ll prob have to find a lot further out, but I really want this area. Plus, those lots are usually bigger than what I want.

[anhil8tor]

The concrete can be crushed and used as a road base. A good portion of the rebar can be recycled. The aluminum seats can be pulled out any time and shredded. Electric wire can be pulled out too. On many jobs the money made from recycling can equal the cost of the demolition. I suspect there will be lots of crushed concrete generated. They may have a concrete crusher on site I don't know haven't been to the site.

And that goes to the company that won the bid right?