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26 February 2008

For raising the new 292 m landmark tower of Melbourne – the Eureka building – a Favelle Favco M380D was operated with slim climbing tower inside a lift shaft. The traditional three beam internal climbing procedure pushed the machine, which weighs about 180 tonnes, skywards

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