CONCRETE CORING COMPANY
PROJECT
Topanga Tower
PROJECT HIGHLIGHTS
The Topanga Tower is a former microwave relay site built by AT&T during the cold war and was built to ensure survivability of government and military communications after a nuclear attack. The current owner has modified the structure to be used as a multi-purpose use complex for the movie and record industries. Penhall Co. was hired to Wire Saw, Wall Saw and demo various size wall openings for new doors and windows in the 12” to 36” thick battered concrete walls, cut and demo the slab on grade for new footings, cut out a 30’ x 15’ roof opening through the 15” thick concrete roof and demo blast walls designed to protect the building in a nuclear attack.
Penhall Co. was hired to Wire Saw, Wall Saw and demo various size wall openings for new doors and windows in the concrete walls, cut and demo the slab for new footings, cut out a roof opening through the concrete roof and demo blast walls designed to protect the building in a nuclear attack.
Due to the site being at the top of a very steep and winding road, the crew left the heavier vehicles on the jobsite and carpooled everyday. Because of the battered walls being somewhat top heavy, each area needed to be methodically cut and removed. The Wire Saw crew worked with much patience and precision. All of the crew had valuable input in all of these areas.
