Fifty-four reinforced-concrete pile heads were demolished about 10m below water level and lifted out in sections.
Methods：Wire saw cutting and hydraulic splitting
About 4,000m³ of walls and slabs were demolished with multiple robots in a confined site.
Methods：Brokk 330/400 remote robots and hydraulic breaking
Concrete structures at the main building and vehicle lanes were demolished, involving about 1,900m³.
Methods：Wire saw cutting and remote robot
Uneven bridge piles were cut to a consistent level while minimizing impact on the structure.
Methods：Blade saw cutting
Large concrete plinths up to about 7m thick were dismantled in sections weighing roughly 20 to 30 tons.
Methods：Blade saw and wire saw cutting
The four-storey concert hall, built in 1930, was relocated about 66.4m using low-vibration, low-noise cutting.
Methods：Wire saw cutting
The 410.44m bridge demolition and reconstruction was carried out in two phases.
Methods：Wire saw cutting
A large tunnel retaining wall was demolished with remote equipment in a confined work area.
Methods：Brokk 400 remote robot and hydraulic breaker
The observation deck was divided into sections of different sizes for lifting and removal.
Methods：Wire saw cutting
The slab was divided into sections using a three-phase blade saw cutting machine.
Methods：Blade saw cutting
