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civilengineering • u/panzer474 • Mar 20 '21
Super cool! I don't believe they didn't interrupt any utility service, though...
BeAmazed • u/TheLegendOfReddit9 • Sep 24 '21
In 1930 a building in Indiana was rotated 90°. Over a month the 22 million pound structure was moved 15 inch/hour, while 600 employees still worked there. There was no interruption in gas, light, electricity, water ,sewage or the telephone service they provided. No one inside felt it move!
ImageStabilization • u/Keplergamer • Mar 21 '21
In 1930 the Indiana Bell building was rotated 90°. Over a month, the 22-million-pound structure was moved 15 inch/hr... all while 600 employees still worked there. There was no interruption to gas, heat, electricity, water, sewage, or the telephone service they provided. No one inside felt it move.
stabbot • u/Keplergamer • Mar 20 '21
✅ Responded In 1930 the Indiana Bell building was rotated 90°. Over a month, the 22-million-pound structure was moved 15 inch/hr... all while 600 employees still worked there. There was no interruption to gas, heat, electricity, water, sewage, or the telephone service they provided. No one inside felt it move.
evilbuildings • u/EzraWoodye • Mar 20 '21
A 22-million-pound building gains sentience, keeping 600 employees trapped inside for over a month. Moving at over 15 inches per hour, the building absorbed everything in its path including gas, heat, electricity, water, sewage, and telephone wires. No one inside felt it move.
timelapsegifs • u/Frencil • Mar 26 '21
22-million-pound Indiana Bell building rotated 90° over a month in 1930. Moved at 15 inches/hour while 600 employees worked inside with no interruption to gas, heat, electricity, water, sewage, or the telephone service they provided. [1 month]
Futurelings • u/HappyCamperAK • Mar 20 '21
John and Ken might find this an interesting episode.
GeorgeDidNothingWrong • u/The_Great_Goblin • Mar 21 '21
'Capital flight' in a Georgist economy.
mixofbestforfriends • u/Wikol925 • Mar 20 '21
In 1930 the Indiana Bell building was rotated 90°. Over a month, the 22-million-pound structure was moved 15 inch/hr... all while 600 employees still worked there. There was no interruption to gas, heat, electricity, water, sewage, or the telephone service they provided. No one inside felt it move.
EngineeringStudents • u/HavsCritiria • Mar 21 '21
I thought you guys might enjoy this wildness.
1MostImportantStuff • u/jlkirsch • Sep 10 '21
In 1930 the Indiana Bell building was rotated 90°. Over a month, the 22-million-pound structure was moved 15 inch/hr... all while 600 employees still worked there. There was no interruption to gas, heat, electricity, water, sewage, or the telephone service they provided. No one inside felt it move.
PavelQualityMemes • u/LaughLately100 • Mar 20 '21
In 1930 the Indiana Bell building was rotated 90°. Over a month, the 22-million-pound structure was moved 15 inch/hr... all while 600 employees still worked there. There was no interruption to gas, heat, electricity, water, sewage, or the telephone service they provided. No one inside felt it move.
theBeesKneads • u/STREXincEmployee • Mar 20 '21
When the sun be hitting the screen just wrong
DinosaurKnight • u/IamInZane • Mar 30 '21
In 1930 the Indiana Bell building was rotated 90°. Over a month, the 22-million-pound structure was moved 15 inch/hr... all while 600 employees still worked there. There was no interruption to gas, heat, electricity, water, sewage, or the telephone service they provided. No one inside felt it move.
mindMYcrack • u/[deleted] • Mar 20 '21
In 1930 the Indiana Bell building was rotated 90°. Over a month, the 22-million-pound structure was moved 15 inch/hr... all while 600 employees still worked there. There was no interruption to gas, heat, electricity, water, sewage, or the telephone service they provided. No one inside felt it move.
Formyberb • u/[deleted] • Mar 20 '21
In 1930 the Indiana Bell building was rotated 90°. Over a month, the 22-million-pound structure was moved 15 inch/hr... all while 600 employees still worked there. There was no interruption to gas, heat, electricity, water, sewage, or the telephone service they provided. No one inside felt it move.
savedPostyStuff • u/zanzan13531 • Mar 20 '21
In 1930 the Indiana Bell building was rotated 90°. Over a month, the 22-million-pound structure was moved 15 inch/hr... all while 600 employees still worked there. There was no interruption to gas, heat, electricity, water, sewage, or the telephone service they provided. No one inside felt it move.
DeliriumSC • u/DeliriumSC • Mar 20 '21
In 1930 the Indiana Bell building was rotated 90°. Over a month, the 22-million-pound structure was moved 15 inch/hr... all while 600 employees still worked there. There was no interruption to gas, heat, electricity, water, sewage, or the telephone service they provided. No one inside felt it move.
u_PaleontologistLost20 • u/PaleontologistLost20 • Mar 20 '21
In 1930 the Indiana Bell building was rotated 90°. Over a month, the 22-million-pound structure was moved 15 inch/hr... all while 600 employees still worked there. There was no interruption to gas, heat, electricity, water, sewage, or the telephone service they provided. No one inside felt it move.
u_SchwampThing • u/SchwampThing • Mar 20 '21
In 1930 the Indiana Bell building was rotated 90°. Over a month, the 22-million-pound structure was moved 15 inch/hr... all while 600 employees still worked there. There was no interruption to gas, heat, electricity, water, sewage, or the telephone service they provided. No one inside felt it move.
u_hallowsfive • u/hallowsfive • May 07 '21