Demolition of the old island hill: excavator overturned, but no injuries!

Demolition of the old island hill: excavator overturned, but no injuries!

Brotterode, Deutschland - In Brotterode, the demolition of the old Inselbergschanze began. An excavator with scrap scissors has been working on the creation of the steel building since Thursday to make room for a new building. The special company from Breitungen estimates that the work will be used at least two weeks, so reports mdr .

The Schanzenturm, who was 56 meters high and almost 60 years old, had inspired many ski jumper over the years. However, the demolition was challenging because technical problems occurred during the first attempt. With a first approach in which the steel masts were to be heated by electricity, the impression was clear: the project fell into the water. Only the second attempt with a cutting burner managed to make the construction to buckle. However, there was an incident during the work in which a remote -controlled excavator tipped over. Fortunately, everyone remained unharmed, and the excavator can be used again after the upheavals, so reported Tag24 .

new construction of the ski jump in planning

After the old ski jump has been torn down, a new system is now to be built that meets the requirements of the World Ski Association (FIS). This will enable the execution of international competitions, including the Continental Cup. The work on the new starting date has already started and are on schedule, as can be seen from the current reports.

The importance of a well thought -out financing concept for the new building is not underestimated. Actions like this not only require patience, but also a staying breath-factors that are according to bpm Sports crucial for the success of sports facilities projects. Here the focus is on efficiency and user orientation in order to make the future ski jump viable.

Overall, it can be seen that the demolition and upcoming new building of the Inselbergschanze are not only a temporary end, but also a promising fresh start for the region. If everything goes according to plan, we can soon look forward to exciting competitions on the latest infrastructure.