The building was demolished - but they did it early. I went in there, and found the elevators to be very scary. The next week, the building was gone. During the building construction next door, as they were digging the basement - it caused a crack in the foundation of 1730 N. Lynn - so it went down quickly. My office is right across the street at 1735 N. Lynn.
This brings back memories... I used to explore this building all the time before it was demolished, and somehow I never got tired of it LOL. So far, I haven't been able to find another building quite like it that's still around.
I know it's probably a bit of a hike for you, but the Clara Maas hospital in Newark, NJ, has a few interesting elevators, including a vintage Otis with the black buttons.
Hey Dieselducy, I was just wondering when you could do another update video on the market parking garage and how the new hotel is coming I was just very anxious to know. Thank You
I think there's a residential tower where the McDonald's was, a town square type thing between the 2 buildings, which has some thyssenkrupps to a garage in the middle, & the CEB Building, an office building with the observation deck on the 31st-32nd floors. CEB is on the site of this building, & has the same address (1730). I think thyssenkrupp did the whole development.
I'm guessing that the building before it was demolished, the owners may have had plans rent out the spaces. The nail salon and other stores at the begging of the video prove someone was there. I guess maybe the electric bill was for the whole building rather than just the storefronts.
As much as it is to see such an old and cool building get demolished, I'll be honest with you I'M GLAD THEY TORE IT DOWN!!! While the Elevators were super rare and really cool, the building looks like a total dump and has fallen in tons of disrepair. I can totally see why they tore it down, it needed to go.
They opened up a McDonald's nearby just to let you know. And besides the 3 Schindler glass elevators to the station, they also installed two more ThyssenKrupp street elevators along Lynn Street that goes to a parking deck underneath, and the plaza above. (glass shafts but their not glass on the inside) Tells me that the new development is getting ThyssenKrupps
Well they should have remodeled the building instead of demolishing it. Also level B4 is a fallout shelter level so you can survive tornadoes or nukes there.
To me it looks like there has been a gang fight at that building a long time before this was filmed. because to me it looks like someone spray painted the exteriors of the building with graffiti meaning that the building was too vandalized to be remodeled so they demolished it.
Yeah, it is sad to see the building go, and these elevators are super rare!!!! But let me tell you this building looks haunted, looks like a total dump and has fallen into tons of disrepair.
Superduper Julien hahahahahahahahahahaha. What if KONE puts a 17-story MRL EcoDisc in the White House that goes into the sky with no observation deck? Then what would you do?
For this to be an abandoned property (at the time), it certainly was in fair condition. You'd think it would've been plastered in graffiti or full of vagrants. The lift is in surprisingly good shape, too.
I think this has to be the WORSE urbex video ive ever seen. Literally nothing interesting to see apart from white walls and open floor spaces. Whats the point?
Hey if you think this was a creepy office building -- you should have seen the one I went to! Matter of fact... I'll post the link to it right below here: th-cam.com/video/Xo1C0To4E8Y/w-d-xo.html
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The fixtures in the elevator are 1960s Epco Flushline
The building was demolished - but they did it early. I went in there, and found the elevators to be very scary. The next week, the building was gone. During the building construction next door, as they were digging the basement - it caused a crack in the foundation of 1730 N. Lynn - so it went down quickly. My office is right across the street at 1735 N. Lynn.
When watching these abandoned building urbex videos, it always interests me how many old lights and elevators are in these buildings.
I love antique elevators as old as this one
This brings back memories... I used to explore this building all the time before it was demolished, and somehow I never got tired of it LOL. So far, I haven't been able to find another building quite like it that's still around.
Glad you got them while you could. Would love to have had the Exit sign at 3;30. Reminds me of the ones in a school I went to long ago lol
I know it's probably a bit of a hike for you, but the Clara Maas hospital in Newark, NJ, has a few interesting elevators, including a vintage Otis with the black buttons.
We used to have a lot of elevators here in Houston with the internal buttons here they were usually old Montgomery's
These buttons were used on old Dover/Turnbull elevators here in Canada
Hey Dieselducy, I was just wondering when you could do another update video on the market parking garage and how the new hotel is coming I was just very anxious to know. Thank You
Also had a hotel here with the circle variation on those same buttons and those were definitely monty's
That light in 6:04... It's dark everywhere that part, and then suddenly, that dim light in that room... Creepy!
Is that by chance on the 7th floor?
The " gross room "
The inside buttons kind of look like epco buttons but I dont think they are because epcos buttons only click they dont actually push in like these did
Fun when I found it and fun when I went in and didn't realize it was in the process of being demolished. RIP. :(
11:50 You should go on an elevaTOUR of the mall over there.
this spot is clean to be abandoned, nice video !
And even Im not sure what was built in this buildings spot when they tore it down oh well
At least it was replaced w/ a tower w/ a free & public (for now) observation deck, & has scenic thyssenkrupps!
what is there now?
I think there's a residential tower where the McDonald's was, a town square type thing between the 2 buildings, which has some thyssenkrupps to a garage in the middle, & the CEB Building, an office building with the observation deck on the 31st-32nd floors. CEB is on the site of this building, & has the same address (1730). I think thyssenkrupp did the whole development.
@@EWPA14 Yep. ThyssenKrupp installed those. I got a video of these elevators already back in 2018
your right this is sad
Were you in Rosslyn, Arlington, Virginia
But seriously, I just wonder who the heck was maintaining these elevators and how they are still running because the place looks mostly abandoned.
I'm guessing that the building before it was demolished, the owners may have had plans rent out the spaces. The nail salon and other stores at the begging of the video prove someone was there. I guess maybe the electric bill was for the whole building rather than just the storefronts.
I like that elevator.
Those buttons actually look like 1980's EPL Kone buttons... But they're not.
What brand are the elevators?
+Ali Hafeez otis
No it's honda
I know 2 abandoned floors and old buildings like that in Salt Lake City.
Awesome
what are the b floors? abandoned floors are in great condition.
the B floors were the parking levels
Intro music please i don't know DieselDucy
Same. I have also forgotten the name of the song.
***** come on whats the name of the song people always forget it
As much as it is to see such an old and cool building get demolished, I'll be honest with you I'M GLAD THEY TORE IT DOWN!!! While the Elevators were super rare and really cool, the building looks like a total dump and has fallen in tons of disrepair. I can totally see why they tore it down, it needed to go.
The 7th floor was haunted!! Many elevator parts died there!
Good video. Thanks.
to bad its been torn down but happy I got go go in before complete demo I have a video called **lost footage** urbex something or other
Yeah, there were two planes that hit the building and over 500,000 were killed.
I live in Arlington VA.
Awesome!
They opened up a McDonald's nearby just to let you know. And besides the 3 Schindler glass elevators to the station, they also installed two more ThyssenKrupp street elevators along Lynn Street that goes to a parking deck underneath, and the plaza above. (glass shafts but their not glass on the inside) Tells me that the new development is getting ThyssenKrupps
It's like a tornado want in the building.
This was built in 1965, according to a user's comment.
That sounds about right.
Is this bldg demolished already or not yet?
Omar Ali Yes finished.
Yes and it killed 517,578 people.
Yes, it long got demolished since this video, but what Elevator Gaming said is false.
like the first elevators buttons
Well they should have remodeled the building instead of demolishing it.
Also level B4 is a fallout shelter level so you can survive tornadoes or nukes there.
Also at 6:00 is that an abandoned office room were the dim light is on because it kind of scares me a nano bit.
To me it looks like there has been a gang fight at that building a long time before this was filmed. because to me it looks like someone spray painted the exteriors of the building with graffiti meaning that the building was too vandalized to be remodeled so they demolished it.
This building was from the 60's i can tell i thought it was from the late 90s.
Yeah, it is sad to see the building go, and these elevators are super rare!!!! But let me tell you this building looks haunted, looks like a total dump and has fallen into tons of disrepair.
HOLY CRAP!!! I DID NOT KNOW BARBIE MADE ELEVATORS!!! "I'm a barbie girl, in a barbie world"!!!! such a crap song
Superduper Julien barbie did not make elevators. That was Montgomery's doing.
Uphoisting Experiences by Technicalboy3000 It was a joke!!!!! I know this was montgomery ' s doing!!!
Superduper Julien hahahahahahahahahahaha. What if KONE puts a 17-story MRL EcoDisc in the White House that goes into the sky with no observation deck? Then what would you do?
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For this to be an abandoned property (at the time), it certainly was in fair condition. You'd think it would've been plastered in graffiti or full of vagrants. The lift is in surprisingly good shape, too.
Haunted?
you could get a few homeless refugees in there, its a pity they cant walk to arlington.
I think this has to be the WORSE urbex video ive ever seen. Literally nothing interesting to see apart from white walls and open floor spaces. Whats the point?
this is history. especially because it was abandon this is awesome
This place reminds me of the backrooms
Sadly it is torn down now.
@@DieselDucy I heard about that. It sucks. This building was really cool. Also I looked it up online and it was built in 1965
Hey if you think this was a creepy office building -- you should have seen the one I went to! Matter of fact... I'll post the link to it right below here:
th-cam.com/video/Xo1C0To4E8Y/w-d-xo.html
the 7th floor was haunted? I wouldn't be there then.
+amtrak hartford Many elevators died up there on the 13th I mean 7th floor.
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