Masonry “Firewalls” are placed approximately 300′ along the boardwalk – an irony in light of the class A fire rating for tropical hardwoods.  

 

Sprawling wood refuse piles at Riis Park, separated from waste stream to allow for salvage work. Here, David Selig selects material to use within MOMA’s seaside dome construction. 

 

Scrap aluminum – most likely destined for a domestic or southeast Asian smelting facility. 

 

NYC Parks staff person George Kroenert helps direct the D9 bulldozer in moving a section of boardwalk for safer hand dismantling. 

 

Staff of Armster Reclaimed Lumber Co. lead the dismantling work.