Iran's oldest high-rise tower, the fifteen-storey Plasco building, collapses after its top floors catch fire | Middle East Eye

475K views · 5K reactions | In 1930, the 11,000-ton Indiana Bell Telephone Company Building in Indianapolis was rotated 90 degrees and moved 52 feet south without disrupting daily operations or the 600 employees inside. This historic engineering feat was achieved by maintaining all utility connections with flexible piping and moving the structure at a painstaking pace of 15 inches per hour. | History In Pictures | Facebook

23K views · 623 reactions | Molten metal at the site of the Plasco Building collapse in Tehran. Gee, this is starting to look familiar... | Architects & Engineers for 9/11 Truth | Facebook

50K views · 444 reactions | Today is the two-year anniversary of the demolition of Iran’s 15-story Plasco Building. In remembrance of the 22 innocent victims and in solidarity with the people of Iran, help raise awareness of this incident so that justice may one day be served. https://AE911Truth.org/Plasco | Architects & Engineers for 9/11 Truth | Facebook