As Kermit once said; "It's not easy being green!" :mrgreen: After 9 years, the Rundle Place Newsagency will close for good very soon, hence the shelves and racks 70% empty. Newsagents are gradually becoming a thing of the past as today's generations prefer to read the news online. A bette...

Smithy84 wrote: ↑

Thu Apr 28, 2022 12:52 pm

Sod turning ceremony today. Apparently $110m worth of apartments have been sold. Basement/car park/foundation work to take 12 months and buildings expected to rise out of the ground this time next year.

30 years in the making, it’s finally happening!

CB2021 wrote: ↑

Fri Mar 11, 2022 2:06 pm

My opinion is it needs a permanent video screen there for major events a place where people can meet and watch big events live

Agree with that. Might sound a bit like sacrilege, but mounting a video screen on the Festival Theatre where that big “Adelaide Festival” banner is would work well.

We might peak with the crane count when new W&C hospital is under construction (perhaps 4 cranes??) and the aboriginal cultural centre is as well. Possibly sometime in 2023-24? I think by the mid 2020’s Adelaide will be really humming with the N-S tunnel well underway and new post-Covid projects...

I can’t remember what the renders looked like for this building, but the actual building with that articulated glazing looks fantastic!

Who are the architects?

The best thing the designers did with this building was leave the gaps between the fins. It allows sunlight to pass through the gaps and gives the facade much more interest.

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We love carparks in this city don't we. Sent from my SM-A505YN using Tapatalk Yes, too much. However a hospital absolutely is one of those cases when it's justified. Expansion of structures into parklands areas like this are exactly why we should be looking at returning areas like the proposed aren...

Perhaps they will. But, the issue for many people isn't that something is to be built there, the issue is priorities, as discussed throughout this thread. That's the first issue, and imo the most important. Sporting venue that nobody has asked for at 3/4 of a billion, or fixing the health care syst...

Absolutely spectacular. I love it. From its form to its interaction with the adjacent botanic gardens. I also really like the naturalisation of the foot path in front. Phenomenal outcome! 100% agree. Fan-bloody-tastic design! Let’s hope it doesn’t get watered-down. The collaboration between top-cla...

I don’t understand all the hate, especially on a development forum! People on this forum have been crying out for years for a CBD-based multipurpose arena. Now the government is seriously proposing one on the riverfront, and there’s a tidal wave of whingeing! In really simple terms, this arena is e...

I don’t understand all the hate, especially on a development forum! People on this forum have been crying out for years for a CBD-based multipurpose arena. Now the government is seriously proposing one on the riverfront, and there’s a tidal wave of whingeing! In really simple terms, this arena is ef...

Adelaide doesn't have a dedicated public transport corridor from the airport to the city. Fortunately, there is a corridor used for a drain that goes between the airport and Mile End. This drain can fit a cheap O-Bahn that takes buses from the city to the airport, bypassing all of the traffic. Kesw...

This is looking like it will be our new ugliest building when completed

The proposed building itself is unique but it needs to be positioned back from North Terrace. Additionally, the theme of a consistent plane tree lined boulevard on the northern side of North Terrace will be broken due to this building being too close and their proposal to put native shrubs and pool...