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Spokane Convention Center
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The staging area for our equipment behind the Doubletree Hotel. |
Our primary access to the interior. |
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Our Brokk 250 Robot outside the secondary access. |
This lift was a monster. Note to self: do not use the handrails as a demolition tool. |
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The new promenade approaches our staging area. |
Almost ready to sawcut the 8" tilt-up panel. |
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Coredrilled, sawcut, and ready to push out. |
Everyone enjoyed the show. |
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Couldn't have asked for a better landing. |
The forklift worked well for pushing it out. |
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All finishes were to be removed. |
All non-structural steel framing was removed. |
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The large operable partition on the left had to remain. |
The "smaller" operable wall had to go. |
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That was one big door header. |
We managed to avoid breaking the glass wall. |
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The slab peeled up easily after our Brokk 250 softened it up with a mushroom bit. |
Water misting helped keep the dust down. |
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Lights? . . . we don't need no stinkin' lights!
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