Adamo demolished the 6-level, post-tensioned, parking deck adjacent to the Pontiac St. Joseph Mercy Hospital. This project was complicated by a single story chapel directly adjacent to the demolition and within inches of the exterior parking deck stairwell being demolished. The stairwell was meticulously dismantled and removed by crane to avoid any damage to the chapel.

Adamo completed the demolition and asbestos abatement of this 19-story commercial structure through the use of conventional demolition means. The project was completed on schedule and within budget.

Adamo completed the demolition of the nine-story Fine Arts and three-story Adams Theatre buildings in the congested Grand Circus Park Historic District of downtown Detroit. The two buildings, connected by a 2nd floor passageway, were deemed unsafe for entry or surveying and had to be demolished and disposed of as asbestos containing in their entirety. Of particular interest on this project was the façade preservation of the Fine Arts Building facing Grand Circus Park.

Asbestos abatement, universal waste removal and demolition of 15-story, 300,000 square foot commercial building in congested area of downtown Detroit. 

Demolition and environmental remediation of shopping mall plaza, including asbestos abatement and universal waste remediation.

The Madison Lenox Hotel, built in the early 1900s, had two 8-story towers (the Madison and the Lenox) connected by a two- story building, and spanned nearly a full block in downtown Detroit. Due to the poor condition of the structure, no pre-demolition environmental testing could be completed, meaning that the building had to be demolished and all materials handled and disposed of as asbestos containing materials. 

Adamo demolished the former 200,000 square foot, three-story Ameritech Building meeting an aggressive three week schedule. The work was carried out in restricted space and included the removal of a four foot thick concrete foundation mat 15’ below grade.