Why not have both?

Wild idea, but what would people think of a compromise where we can have dual tram lanes on O'Connell Street, that yes, would reduce it to one lane in each direction for traffic - but if LeFevre Terrace was duplicated and Main North Road redirected into LeFevre Terrace and then the road realigned to...

O Connell Street needs to go back to the drawing board. There is no way a single track will be acceptable.

I know it's only a shell, but it looks brutalist which I'm kinda digging.

Very short shorted not to consider Outer Harbor for electrification.

Don't forget Coles.

I think it was only Woolworths that were looking to relocate and Aldi is the only other supermarket not in the city but I think they want to stick to the suburbs.

The 2nd photo almost looks like a render. Very high quality development. More of this standard please.

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Very concerned about how little protection is being given to the "heritage" facades facing the Parade. There's no scaffolding or structural beams up in place to support them. Some aspects like beams, windows, doors, etc. are quite literally falling apart already. I sincerely fear that they...

Claybro, if you're going to engage in ridiculous conspiracy theories, I suggest you take your comments elsewhere and peddle them on other web forums. But they are not welcome here.

In Dubai and China it'd be going faster that's for sure. But apples and oranges.

Seems they're trying to go for becoming the "Chadstone" of Adelaide, where the luxury brands are located. Which although to the detriment of the CBD, does better reflect the socio-economic demographics of the nearby area.

Awesome redevelopment opportunity. Glad to see this icon getting the love jt needs.

Services Australia needs more floorspace, they could move in here? The accessibility between the two offices would just be two tram stops away between Victoria Square and Rundle Mall.

I just learnt that there's actually no suburb called Arndale. It's just the name of the mall. Whereas all the other malls in Adelaide (except Colonnades) have the geographical name/suburb to match the mall.