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all part of a directional antenna system for long- and medium-wave for which the regulations of directional patterns were changed and the best way to fulfill it, was to build either a new tower or to dismantle one tower and to rebuild it on the new site. It was also done that a tower was dismantled and then used for the upper parts of a new radio tower. This was done for example with the masts at
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in 2000. The relocation process, nonetheless, was said to have failed to meet 'the international standard of preservation'. Certain architectural features, such as the chimneys and stone columns were lost and were replaced with features taken from other contemporary buildings. Much of the structure,
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In the past, it was not uncommon that radio towers, free-standing as well as guyed, were dismantled and rebuilt at another site. In some cases, they were rebuilt just a few metres away from their original site, but in others far away from their original site. In first case, these towers were nearly
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and was in an area where it was difficult for people to visit. The move of the statue, which measures 11 metres (36 feet) high and weighs around 83 tonnes (91 short tons) was broadcast live on
Egyptian television. Transported whole on the back of two trucks, the statue had previously been cut into
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building projects. Many buildings, including churches and older apartment blocks used to be relocated using hydraulics. One of the most notable feats achieved was on 27 May 1987, when a whole apartment block weighing 7600 Tonnes was split in half and completely relocated, with people left inside,
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Cudecom Building in Bogotá, Colombia (Weight 7,000 Metric Tons, Distance Moved: 95 Feet); was moved in October 1974 using Steel Rollers. The 8 story building was moved westward to build an avenue. The move of the Cudecom Building was in the Guinness Book of World Records for 30 years.
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furthermore, was reconstructed to be held up by an added steel-and-concrete core that which was not representative of how it once existed. The Grade-I listed status has thus since been withdrawn.
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1682:"New Video Compilation Released: Relocation of an ALMA Antenna"
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The Church of the Assumption of the Virgin Mary in Starý Most
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1987:"The House That Moved, Exeter: History and visiting info!"
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diocese and restored to its original purpose as the
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2470:"[La Plant-Choate house-moving trucks] Ad"
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2378:Moved Buildings for Museums: not an easy solution
1472:, features the 1675 William Damm Garrison House,
2449:Journal of the Society of Estate Clerks of Works
1931:Allan, John; Alcock, Nat; Dawson, David (2015).
1880:"Retro Indy: Rotating the Indiana Bell building"
327:Structure relocation was common in the 1980s in
2480:(12). New York: Building Age: 82. December 1922
313:The Church of the Assumption of the Virgin Mary
2367:International Association of Structural Movers
1854:. Archived from the original on 24 March 2023.
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470:The Nathaniel Lieb House (1969), by architect
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701:being moved 230 feet on December 21, 2016 in
271:was successfully rotated 74 degrees in 1970.
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1333:Kirkland Museum of Fine & Decorative Art
2206:National Trust for Historic Preservation. "
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248:One of Europe's oldest dwelling houses in
959:(1552) and Sinclair's Oyster Bar, two of
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146:Cribbing beams support a house lifted in
131:Hydraulic dolly system moving a house in
2085:Впервые в Азербайджане передвинут здание
1902:. Hearst Magazines. March 1985. p.
1570:The tallest structure ever relocated is
804:purchased and attempted to relocate two
682:The William Walker House being moved in
2070:"To save a Venturi house, it is moved,"
1961:125 years with the Western Morning News
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2474:Building Age and the Builders' Journal
1908:indiana bell building move 11,000 ton.
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1357:houses and early industrial buildings.
1232:Avoncroft Museum of Historic Buildings
2455:(20). Winchester: 40. 1 February 1890
2068:Tammy La Gorce and A. G. Sulzberger,
1811:Research records (formerly PastScape)
1559:in 1982 and with the wooden tower of
317:Kostel Nanebevzetí Panny Marie (Most)
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1781:"In pictures: House moving in Chile"
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2385:Moving the Cape Hatteras Lighthouse
2280:"The Ups And Downs Of Two Old Pubs"
1462:, some were moved for preservation.
1401:merchant's house from southwestern
1067:Cedar Grove (1746), moved from the
993:. It was rebuilt brick-by-brick at
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2503:Relocated buildings and structures
1985:Martin, Claire (6 November 2022).
1480:Weald and Downland Open Air Museum
1111:Church of St. Bernard de Clairvaux
841:Church of St. Bernard de Clairvaux
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2419:Smith, James Walter (June 1897).
2278:Manchester Civic Society (2001).
2057:Giant Ramses statue gets new home
2031:Heaviest Building Moved On Wheels
1937:. Boydel and Brewer. p. 43.
1934:West Country Households 1500-1700
1835:Marooned Marble Arch may be moved
1410:St Fagans National History Museum
1152:London Bridge (1831), moved from
507:On December 21, 2016 part of the
449:Hamilton Grange National Memorial
427:was moved on 25 August 2006 from
2409:German church rolled to new home
2220:Woodbury, Chuck (31 July 1997).
2141:Harrison, Mimi (12 March 2002).
1709:. Mammoth Movers. Archived from
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2001:"The House that Moved, Exeter"
1094:(c. 1750), moved from outside
863:San Francisco Botanical Garden
779:Alexander and Virginia Weddell
502:Longfellow, Alden & Harlow
280:Moving Cudecom Building Part 2
277:Moving Cudecom Building Part 1
155:Reasons for moving a structure
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2193:South Florida Sun-Sentinel. "
1653:Longwave transmitter Europe 1
1578:Financing building relocation
883:, on the western bank of the
662:House of Isa bey Hajinski in
476:Long Beach Island, New Jersey
220:, the first President of the
2341:. Chiltern Open Air Museum.
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2044:Lighthouse megamove complete
2018:Farthest Building Relocation
1098:to Richmond, Virginia, 1928.
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1361:History Park at Kelley Park
1268:Black Country Living Museum
1173:Lin An Tai Historical House
359:) building was moved three
168:Lin An Tai Historical House
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2287:www.manchestercivic.org.uk
2042:BBC News. 19 March 1999. "
1305:Metropolitan Museum of Art
1138:Great Temple of Abu Simbel
1115:North Miami Beach, Florida
1073:Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
536:Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
474:, was moved by barge from
2445:"House moving in Chicago"
2421:"How buildings are moved"
2195:Ancient Spanish Monastery
2111:Pittsburgh Tribune-Review
2029:Guinness World Records. "
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1375:Sturbridge, Massachusetts
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