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For any copyright, please send me a message. You no longer need to travel to Italy to see a leaning tower. That’s because a failed demolition job in Dallas on Sunday left a portion of an office building still standing — with a slight tilt. Advertisement The Lloyd D. Nabors Demolition company had attempted to bring down an 11-story office building in the Texas city, but the center of the tower, which includes an elevator shaft, remained standing, NBC DFW reported. The rest of the building is slated to be knocked down later in the week, the demolition company said. Social media users have had a field day sharing images of the building, which has been dubbed the “Leaning Tower of Dallas” in reference to the famed Leaning Tower of Pisa in Italy. [More U.S. News] Mini horse takes flight as handler hopes service animals can continue to travel on planes » People have posted pictures in the distance in which they position their hands to make it look like they’re holding up or pushing down the tower. The building north of downtown Dallas is being knocked down to clear space for an upcoming $2.5 billion development called The Central that includes residential, entertainment, retail and dining options, according to The Dallas Morning News.
