On May 26, the Hoan Kiem District People’s Committee (Hanoi) is coordinating with the Hanoi Transport Corporation (Transerco) and related units to implement safety measures, dismantle and relocate equipment, and demolish the “shark mouth” building at 1-3-5 Dinh Tien Hoang Street (Hoan Kiem District). According to the Hoan Kiem District authorities, the demolition of the building is expected to be completed by June.
The building is being fenced off in preparation for demolition
According to observations on the morning of May 26, workers are erecting fences to proceed with the demolition of the “shark mouth” building. Many foreign tourists passing through the area had to walk on the street.
Barricades are set up in preparation for the demolition of the “shark mouth” building
The demolition is in preparation for the renovation and beautification of the Dong Kinh Nghia Thuc Square as planned by Hanoi city.
Regarding the Dong Kinh – Nghia Thuc Square renovation project, earlier on March 19, Chairman of the Hanoi People’s Committee Tran Sy Thanh requested the units to complete the site clearance by April 30 and the construction of the above-ground part by September 2.
The building is expected to be demolished by June
However, by the end of May, the concerned parties have just started the process of demolishing the building.
Regarding the investment in renovating this square, Chairman of the Hanoi People’s Committee Tran Sy Thanh has clearly stated specific solutions, including demolishing the “shark mouth” building; studying and proposing the construction of three underground floors in the current square and the expanded space (after the removal of the “shark mouth” building) to accommodate cultural and commercial spaces on the first basement level, and parking areas on the second and third basement levels. If parking is not feasible, the space can be utilized for dual purposes.
Workers reinforcing the steel frame outside the building
During the study of the Dong Kinh – Nghia Thuc Square space organization plan, specific attention will be given to the organization of space, access to the underground floors, traffic and landscape solutions for surrounding areas and structures, the location of the stage and seating area, the placement of the “Tower of Light”, the arrangement of greenery (including solutions for heritage trees), and lighting schemes.
The interior has been cleared in preparation for demolition
The building demolition is delayed compared to the Hanoi People’s Committee Chairman’s request
The interior of the “shark mouth” building has been partially demolished
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