Two-story Buildings Begin to Be Demolished on Arlouskaya Street in Minsk
The large-scale demolition in Arlouskaya, which has been discussed for about a month and a half, has affected more than just private houses.
Among the "superfluous" buildings were also post-war two-story houses, of which there are many here. The first of them — house No. 31 on Gaya Street — met its sad fate today, writes Onliner.by.
Earlier in the day, specialized equipment drove up to the modest house. All eight apartments, which were once warm and cozy, had long since been vacated. Without drama or video appeals.
The building itself was fenced off in early September. However, work only began today.
To prevent the old structure from "scattering" for hundreds of meters around, the "hottest" areas were doused with water from a hose with a sprayer. The spectacle was impressive. Some people were lucky enough to watch it directly from their own balcony.
It will take specialists a day or two to dismantle the building (it was obviously built much longer).
As a result, only a pile of debris will remain at Gaya Street, 31. And even that will disappear before our eyes.
In Arlouskaya, they plan to gradually demolish about four hundred private houses and a number of two-story buildings. All this is to free up space for the construction of a new residential complex.
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