The demolition of Aberdeen’s Shell HQ is ramping up – with about half of the huge building now flattened.
Our latest images reveal the progress on the major project as the Tullos site is cleared.
Built in the 1970s, the city landmark became an emblem for the North Sea oil boom.
But after Shell moved into the city centre last year, the energy giant announced the £10 million demolition plan.
The work began in April, and our latest images reveal how the distinctive building is being reduced to rubble.
What’s the latest on the Shell demolition in Aberdeen?
Our drone photographer Kenny Elrick got some pictures showing how the site now looks in mid-July.
Meanwhile, here are a few pictures of how things looked in May as the demolition scheme was in its infancy:
Work to clear the site is expected to last the remainder of the year.
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