The last of the old Heritage Halls buildings at Brigham Young University are being demolished, and a YouTube video captures the clearing of one hall.
The video, posted by BYU to YouTube on Tuesday, features time-lapse and close-up clips of the clearing of one of the final four old buildings. Broadbent Hall, Felt Hall, Fox Hall and Harris Hall are being demolished to make way for a new central building and residence hall.
The 24 original Heritage buildings served as on-campus housing for students since 1956, and construction began in 2012 to clear the way for updated residence halls.
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With the new residence hall, the total number of new Heritage buildings will be 13, and they will house around 2,750 students, according to BYU News.