Downtown's Boom... Literally

It’s one of the most anticipated events of the season—everywhere we turn, people have been making plans to watch the implosion of the Houston Club Building. Well, you can send the demolition party invitations; Skanska has set the date for October 19. After razing the original structure, Skanska can begin work on its Capitol Tower. That 750k SF office project is known for its innovative and inviting tunnel connection. The firm intends to divert 85% of the demolition waste from landfills.

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