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This will allow the demolition of the garage to make way for the Freedom Tower.

JERUSALEM — The Israeli government has asked its Supreme Court to allow the demolition of eight Palestinian hamlets in the South Hebron Hills so the area can be used for military training.

"It is certainly unusual to designate the interior of a building and then turn around and allow the demolition of what we said was great about it," said Eric Allison, a Pratt Institute professor named as the lead plaintiff in the suit.

One block will soon go in the name of regeneration, and the council's decision to allow the demolition of community and arts centre Uptin House has appalled campaigners such as artist and bar-owner Kathryn Hodgkinson: "We're at the mercy of aggressive development that is annihilating a lot of these projects.

Officials say substantial sums of money could have been saved by allowing the demolition of buildings without performing expensive asbestos abatement.

This would make far better sense from both a heritage and an economic viewpoint than allowing the demolition of historic H Division and the destruction of the raft of memories and meanings that will be buried in its rubble.

The housing authority is financed by the federal government, and has repeatedly failed to win a federal grant that would have allowed the demolition of Dunbar Village and relocation of its 300 residents.

The town agreed to allow the demolition despite the efforts of the landmarks board, members of the American Institute of Architects and numerous historic groups to save it, he said.

The weekend closing was necessary to allow for the demolition of half the bridge that carries Mulholland Drive over the highway (the other half will be torn down next year), part of a project to extend carpool lanes over the mountain pass.

And for those of you in the glass-half-empty camp, here is something to make your day: The same process is going to be repeated about a year from now to allow for the demolition of the other half of the bridge.

Human Rights Watch also criticised the Azerbaijani government and the Baku City Authority for carrying out forced evictions against local residents, in order to allow for the demolition of flats to make way for construction in the neighbourhood where the Baku Crystal Hall was built.