Cartoons with a building in construction

[Mr. Toona]

Which cartoons features a building in construction? It's a common scene.

[Matthew Hunter]

Oh man...lots. Here are a few I can think of:

WB:
"Hold Anything"
"Rhapsody in Rivets"
"Porky's Building"
"One Froggy Evening"
"Homeless Hare"
"Stupor Duck"
"Catty Cornered"
"Cat Feud"
"Sky Scraper Caper"

Fleischer:
"A Dream Walking"
"Bridge Ahoy"

MGM:
"Pent House Mouse"

[TnAdct1]

A few cartoons with building construction:

DISNEY:
Building a Building
The Riveter

WARNER BROS:
Rhapsody in Rivets
Homeless Hare

[Cartman]

There is also a construction site in the Heckle and Jeckle cartoon STEEPLE JACKS.

[Duck Dodgers]

Sky Scraping
The Riveter
Building A Building
Porky' s Building
Rhapsody In Rivets
Homeless Hare
Cat Feud

[Bartman]

"The Bulldog and the Baby", the last Columbia FABLE cartoon
"Hypnotic Hick", the only 3-D Woody Woodpecker cartoon

[Ray Pointer]

Oh man...lots. Here are a few I can think of:

WB:
"Hold Anything"
"Rhapsody in Rivets"
"Porky's Building"
"One Froggy Evening"
"Homeless Hare"
"Stupor Duck"
"Catty Cornered"
"Cat Feud"
"Sky Scraper Caper"

Fleischer:
"A Dream Walking"
"Bridge Ahoy"

MGM:
"Pent House Mouse"

Fleischer:
SOCK-A BYE BABY
THE HOUSE BUILDER UPPER
NIX ON HYPNO-TRICKS
QUIET, PLEASE (Reuse of construction footage from SOCK-A BYE BABY)

Famous:
HOUSE TRICKS
THE BALMY SWAMI
BABY WANTS SPINACH
TOTS OF FUN

Disney:
Mickey Mouse--BULIDING A BUILDING

Associated Animators
Mutt and Jeff-WHERE AM I?

[JDWeil]

Adding to this:

Sky Srappers (A Disney Oswald)

[Lee Glover]

MGM:
Bad Day At Cat Rock

[Daff Doc]

TOT WATCHERS:tomcat: :jerry:

[Bugs Bunny]

PREFABRICATED PINK (1968,Hawley Pratt) :thinkpink

[David Gates]

In "I Eats My Spinach", Popeye walks under a pile driver.

If a screwdriver is vodka and orange juice, and a phillips screwdriver is vodka and milk of magnesia, is a pile driver vodka and prune juice?

[Daff Doc]

:thinkpink PINK BLUE PRINT
PINK BLUE PLATE

[doctoon]

Lantz: HI-RISE WISE GUYS (1970), THE RUDE INTRUDER (1972).
Famous: A BRIDGE GROWS IN BROOKLYN (1967).