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Over a month in 1930, Indiana Bell moved their entire headquarters 90° and shifted it 52 feet south Everyone kept working inside while it moved 15 inches per hour Adaptation is simpler than many people think https://eu.indystar.com/story/news/history/retroindy/2014/01/07/indiana-bell/4354705/ …pic.twitter.com/qdcBzWQ2oT
This is similar to how central Chicago was lifted 10 feet up in the 1850s and 60s They jack-lifted one cityblock — with everyone still working and shopping — at a time to raise the city from the shoreline of Lake Michigan, improving the sewage system https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Raising_of_Chicago …pic.twitter.com/Z6QgmFE6yi
One more example is from Alba Iulia in Romania, where 80 flats in one apartment building were moved in one go to make space for a boulevard (and many stayed in their apartments, watching from the balconies) http://www.visitalbaiulia.city/80-flats-on-wheels …pic.twitter.com/MbNnD346vu
Wow! So cool!
funny how the technology was better back in time https://twitter.com/PrismPrime/status/1426344017965592576 …
This is amazing!
Humans are amazing!
I gotta ask. Why the hell did they do that? For a better view? To make room for a right-of-way?
Why wait for climate change to flood a city.? Simply Move it.
Are you telling us they maintained power, water, and sewer throughout this operation?
Yes, amazingly they did
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