Imperial Tobacco Part 1 and 2 Combined

Imperial Tobacco consisted of 7 buildings demolished across a 44,000 square metre site, under a 6 month time frame. 100% of the structure's concrete was crushed onsite and recycled back into the foundations of the new development. A further 5,679 tonnes of concrete was trucked in from other job sites. Meaning 108% of the site’s concrete was recycled with a total of 26,272 tonnes crushed onsite. 20,593 tonnes of which was from the structure itself, eliminating the need for materials to be trucked in from elsewhere, thus reducing carbon footprint. 100% of the metals were recycled (1,893 tonnes). All the native timber sacking (22 tones) was salvaged and reused. Recycling Native timber is important as many of these trees are protected in NZ.
This job featured world leading innovations never seen in NZ. Including a Husqvarna DMR140 robot, which sped up the program resulting in less fossil fuel consumption. Excavators were fitted with High Pressure Dust Suppression Systems, the most advanced technology on the market for minimising dust emissions and reducing water consumption. Ward Demolition raised the bar for NZ environmental practices.

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Part 3 ?, my brother used to work in that building