AtD wrote:It's still a rooftop plaza, on top of the Barr Smith Library!

Very true

AG wrote:Which station was that image taken at? There really needs to be a listing of the stopping pattern as well, rather than just the destination.

Adelaide, platform 1

I believe that the last minute or so wasn't a rooftop cafe, but was actually an upgrade of hughes plaza.... Its a little decieving.

Someone correct me if i'm wrong

I wonder if they have upgraded their software again (see image), right click and save

the public transport plans were incredible, and with the exception of abandoning the glenelg tram it all seems possible today, although a KWS subway would have an enormous cost

4) It will cost 10 to 20 times more, in todays dollars, than if MATS had have been carried out instead.

Someone (probably from round here) has been contributing some fantastic old photos of the MATS study to wikipedia. Gives you an idea of what was proposed:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Metropolit ... dy#Gallery

it was an advert for rundle mall....

normangerman you should add these images to a gallery on the wikipedia page http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Port_River_Expressway

I noticed you had done that... was wondering what the benefit of a transadelaide-specific one is? It looks good, though.

I wonder if this would do it:

I think that transadelaide clearly has a lot of dead wood - i am all for some sort of privatisation model, be it similar to the busses or otherwise. You just have to walk through Adelaide train station to see the amount of dead wood - workers just standing around trying to look busy etc. And do they...

its definately for the pageant it always has been

Had the delays as lead news item on Ch 10 news. Martin Hamilton Smith was interviewed at the railway station. In typical fashion, he did make reference to the tram system basically saying "95% of commuters use trains and buses, not trams. Fix it Pat". Words to that affect anyway. To a cer...

imo most of the buildings at Adelaide uni from the last 15 years have looked brilliant and fit it with their surroundings well - Adelaide uni wants to keep its "sandstone" reputation. That whole area, the lower level site redevelopment already has the engineering mathematics building, scho...