Associated Building Wreckers In The News

The walls came crumbling down Monday at the former HAPCO building on Main Street in the South End, praised as a continuation of revitalization efforts by residents and city officials.

Demolition began Monday at a vacant, fire-damaged house on Adams Street in the South End as part of a continuing effort by the city to combat blight in various neighborhoods.

Associated Building Wreckers were doing what its name implied Wednesday morning, wrecking the former Sigma Phi Epsilon fraternity on Olympia Drive clearing the land for student housing.

Demolition crews have begun a $2.1 million project to finish razing and clearing the former Chestnut Junior High School, long vacant and destroyed in a fire last September. City officials and North End residents gathered at the school site on Chestnut Street on Thursday, saying the project, that …

The condemned Town Building-Police Station was torn down Friday, erasing another longtime downtown landmark that fell victim to the tornado two years ago.

Smith College began demolishing two buildings it owns on Belmont Avenue Thursday after a year’s delay.

Demolition of the former St Ann's Church started on Monday.

City officials are scheduled to begin demolishing Wednesday a five-story apartment block that once housed a pizza place and 11 apartments.

Crews have begun tearing down part of the building that once housed a Hooters restaurant at 60 Congress St.

In preparation of the new Suzanne Lemberg Usdan University Center, portions of the old Fayerweather Gymnasium are being removed. Demolition is more than 80 percent completed as of Sept. 6.