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Oh wow you’re coming all the way over here.
I have another Leeds one I made, At the start it looks like I’m on a boat
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Thanks for sharing this footage. It’s fascinating to see a project like this from a bird’s-eye view.
The transition from a targeted ‘making safe’ operation to a full demolition is more common than people might think. Once crews are on-site and can fully assess the structural damage—especially from a fire—they often find that the cost and danger of trying to salvage parts of the building are too high. A complete demolition frequently becomes the only safe and economically viable option.
The drone perspective really highlights the scale and method of the teardown. It’s a great example of how complex these projects can be once they’re underway.
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Hi @JeroldJast, it looks as though you’re quite new here 
Why not nip over to the Introductions page, and say hello properly and tell us a bit about yourself. 
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Thanks, glad you enjoyed my video. yes all seemed rather suspicious how it was taken down, wasnt meant to be.
yes amazing how agile these things are for grabbing stuff.
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