A 12000 in the heart of Manhattan
An Indeco breaker is digging the foundations of the new Bank of America building on Sixth Avenue between 42nd and 43rd Streets.
Fifty-four floors high, the skyscraper that will house the new headquarters of Bank of America will is one of the largest excavation and foundation projects in New York. Already a focus of the media before construction began, the new building owes its fame to the many technological innovations that will serve to reduce the environmental impact and to state-of-the-art architectural details, such as the hanging garden created in the roof.
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Indeco breakers in São Paulo, Brasil
An Indeco HP 3000 and a UP 3000, each mounted on a Volvo EC240BLC demolishing a building and digging the foundations for a new civic centre in the Brazilian city of São Paulo.
It took 4 months to complete the job of demolishing the concrete structure and excavating the sandstone rock, achieving breaker productivity of around 50 m3/hr.
Two Indeco giants conquer Malaga
Murgi España hires two HP 12000 breakers from Sehapla for an extremely tough job.
The ingenious hidalgo Don Quixote de la Mancha would have been drawn into yet another adventure if he had come riding along on his horse Rocinante into the residential zone of Cuevas del Tesoro in the town of Rincón de la Victoria, in Málaga province.
