There's an incredible amount of work that goes into demolition projects and you guys make it look easy.

3:20 This angle of the Kyle Field demolition really hit me. I love the rebuilt stadium but I was able to pin point the location of my grandmother's season ticket seats that had been in the family for 30+ years and seeing the west stands come down on them just made me feel real nostalgic.

These kinds of demolitions are an engineering marvel in their own right. Exceptional control and logistics on display

You guys have the most intriguing job in the word. I was at your implosion of Martin Tower in Bethlehem Pennsylvania. You have to be there to truly understand the magnitude of it coming down. You know what is going to happen but are totally speechless seeing a massive building gone in a matter of seconds it is hard to wrap your brain around what just happened. A experience I know I will never forget. Keep up the great work!

Excellent compilation demonstrating once again the “Art of Demolition”. 👍

I remember watching the RCA dome come down, we were on top of a parking garage a few blocks north of it. The last shot of it falling and dust and smoke parting to show the new Lucas Oil Stadium sign behind it is so cool.

I was there for the demolition of Three Rivers Stadium. I watched from a rooftop on the bluff called Troy Hill overlooking the North Shore, and it was an awesome sight. But also sad for me because I'd been to Three Rivers many times in my life.

Thanks for sharing your wonderful work projects with us👍👍

These never get old to watch!

I never get as excited for an upload for any channel as I do for these

CDI:- your challenge, should you choose to accept it, is to find a way of demolishing the substance that comes out of the oven when my wife attempts to bake a cake.

Texas A&M is probably one of my all time favorites, the precision and the beautiful timing mesmerize me every time I watch it. The Pittsburgh 3 rivers is pretty awesome too, just for the fact that it gets dropped so close to the new facility. Kingdome, well that is clearly worthy of a documentary or 3 all of its own 😂

If you plan to do another one of these videos, here are a few suggestions for compilations you could do: Chimneys & Smokestacks Housing Projects Manufacturing Plants

That was an art ! Merry Christmas and Happy New Year! 12-28-23

So nice. And this is the best for now. Make more, i will see more of your video's, I like it so much 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

Hey CDI crew, 2 questions. Out of the stadium demolitions which was the most time consuming/hardest one to set up for demolition? The 2nd, which was the one you guys seemed to have the most satisfactions seeing demolitioned cause of the hard work put in?

These guys are the absolute kings of the zero footprint drop.

The Kyle Field one was *chef's kiss*

truly amazing to see you guys make some thing as big as a stadium that took years to build disappear in seconds . and only C.D.I. does the big ones. (WORLD RECORDS) . ( STADIUMS , BUILDINGS, BRIDGES ) . and makes them go away as they want them to go. right were they stand.

I admit: I feel "old" as I remember Market Square Arena and RCA as "new". Three Rivers Stadium was constructed in the "concrete bowl era" like Riverfront and Busch stadiums. Columbus, Ohio, officials still "chomp on the bit"for professional baseball and football teams like her other "3C sisters". Seriously doubt it will happen as every available block is being rebuilt as housing blocks to accommodate it growing population i.e. there isn't room in downtown for such facilities. I'll stop my drivel by stating that I always look forward to your videos.

Absolutely incredible work.

I attended events in two of those. Indy's Market Square and the Palace of Auburn Hills. I wish you had included the demolition date .

Watching these buildings and old structures get torn down and seeing all that dust is making me cough 😂😂😂

Projectile and splattering distance is always interesting.

Who parks their car near a building implosion site, and leaves their car alarm on!? Don't be that guy!

The Virginia thing looks like something random you would find in a Harry Potter movie lol

They all look so cool.

7:57 favorite memories of that arena is 2004 malace in the palace

"As artfully as we do it" 🤠👍

Amd the walls a-come tumblin' down!

Good memories of both the RCA Dome (Hoosier Dome) and Market Square Arena. Games, Boat Sport and Travel shows, and concerts. The MSA was the last place Elvis Presley sang before his death. There is a plaque commemorating it. It was a parking lot the last time I visited. Lucas Oil Stadium replaced the RCA.

my mom watched the three rivers stadium come down in 2001, she remembers the gut feeling of the explosives when they detonated

Really good!!

CDI rarely: *implodes a building outside of the us* You imploded a building in Brazil.

It was a sad day in Pittsburgh on February 11th 2001 when they demolished three rivers stadium watch it on TV home of Steelers and pirates from 1970 to 2001 Alex

Since this was a Compilation of Stadium + Arena demolitions, this should've included the St. Louis Arena implosion that was performed in 1999 since CDI demolished it.

Btw fonte nova stadium was from salvador brazil

I hope that this so cooler than the other video. I will see if it upload. I like it 🎉🎉🎉🎉🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

A huge dust cloud forms after the destruction. From Joe. X

Oh YA Baby !!!!!

Where does all the dust come from?

1:00 didn't come all the way down

When did Kyle feild get demolished

Or try compilatio of demolishing chimneys

And "with that", BILLIONS spent on constructing all these facilities... then BOOM, they're gone! 🤔

Stadium and Arena Demolition Compilation on TheLoizeauxGroupLLC KZfaq Channel

What reason are stadiums and arenas imploded. What wrong structurally

RIP to the palace of Auburn hills and the Pontiac silverdome. Ford field is 🤮

Cdi try released all your old videos demolishing old structures outside america like compilation

I guess a lot of these sports stadiums were poorly built in the first place. The average one lasts on average 30 years.

We weren't Laredo nowonder I get fired

So many of these stadiums had nothing wrong with them. They were only destroyed because billionaire sports owners extorted billions to build them new stadiums.

You forgot add dev nelson box

Pls have rare footage