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PHOTOS: Demolition continues at Steamboat Resort’s Gondola Square (with video)

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Shelby Reardon
  

Months after Steamboat Resort announced a massive project to transform Gondola Square, crews are tearing down the old gondola and ski school building.

Heavy equipment worked Thursday morning to dismantle the ski school portion of the building.

Last week, crews took down what used to be Steamboat Adaptive Recreational Sports — STARS — offices and a resort store.

Heavy equipment moves rubble from a large portion of the gondola and ski school building Thursday morning at Steamboat Resort. (Shelby Reardon)
A large portion of the gondola and ski school building has been demolished. Crews worked to clear the debris Thursday morning at Steamboat Resort. (Shelby Reardon)
Last week, crews took down what used to be a Steamboat Resort store and STARS offices. The area was nearly cleared of debris Thursday morning at Steamboat Resort. (Shelby Reardon)
Two excavators and several large haul trucks were at work removing debris as construction crews continue to tear down the gondola building at the base of the Steamboat Resort. The building is being removed as part of the redevelopment of Gondola Square into a multi-use plaza with additional restaurants, shopping and entertainment venues. (Photo by John F. Russell)
Taking down the gondola building in Ski Time Square is a large undertaking as crews work tear down the structure, then remove huge amounts of debris Thursday. (Photo by John F. Russell)
Crews continue to work Thursday to take down the gondola building in Gondola Square at the base of the Steamboat Resort. (Photo by John F. Russell)
An excavator moves debris Thursday morning as construction crews continue to tear down the Gondola building. (Photo by John F. Russell)

Shelby Reardon is the assistant editor at the Steamboat Pilot & Today. To reach her, call 970-871-4253, email sreardon@SteamboatPilot.com or follow her on Twitter @ByShelbyReardon.

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