61 Molesworth “Deconstruction”: Week 3

Monday, 12 December 2016, 9:56 am
Article: Liana Pantaleo

61 Molesworth “Deconstruction”: Week 3

Photography by Liana Pantaleo

It appears that quite a noticeable portion of 61 Molesworth has been removed over the weekend. Almost a whole row of the building has been pulled apart and dropped onto the growing pile of rubble on the ground. See image below for a comparison from Friday.

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See below for all photos of the project.

61 Molesworth “Deconstruction”

61 Molesworth “Deconstruction”: Two days later

61 Molesworth “Deconstruction”: Week 2

61 Molesworth “Deconstruction”: Day 15

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