More from a similar collection: A 1990 vision for Grenfell St: http://images.slsa.sa.gov.au/mpcimg/72000/B71876_153.jpg And again: http://images.slsa.sa.gov.au/mpcimg/72000/B71876_4.jpg Concept plan for Victoria Square, 1993: http://images.slsa.sa.gov.au/mpcimg/72000/B71876_28.jpg Rundle Mall end of...

And let's see this end of Gouger Street narrowed, too.

Sounds good to me, although this means my taxi bill is going to skyrocket.

What a lovely reminder of this building. Such a pity it's not twice as high, and that I so rarely get to see its best side.

Nerd alert: the Wave nomenclature is trying to replicate the Wynn Las Vegas typeface.

A great location with likely fabulous views to the CBD. It's deserving of something particularly high-quality, so I look forward to seeing more detailed plans.

How marvellous, too, that these new development/height regulations (or relaxation of, should I say) are having immediate, positive effect.

The cost of training thousands of workers is far from cheap - there's less project risk involved by bringing in already trained workers with experience to do the work than to train new people who may not necessarily stay with the company and leave. How many of you would leave Adelaide to work in Pr...

Aidan wrote:
Is there still the problem of prostitutes on Churchill Road causing traffic congestion?

This is my favourite post ever.

full restoration of the original ‘Devaar’ mansion as the main entry to the hotel and a café on Hutt Street. http://i228.photobucket.com/albums/ee116/beamer85/South.jpg I've highlighted my favourite part. Not thrilled about the extension - it's a bit too reminiscent of the ghastly Windsor Hotel rede...

Well, it's certainly distinctive. Love the lower section that's closest to KWS with the clear glass/ochre glass contrast, and to that end I'm surprised how much I like that ochre colour, and I love the obvious diagonal frame, but overall I'm a bit overwhelmed. Less width, please, and less of that od...

To what extent will the ground level be clad/glazed/left open? That fabulous open space underneath with those large diagonal beams is delicious.

Very interesting, and very worrying.

O’Connor said he feared sales interest in 45 Park, which went on the market earlier this year, would fall away because buyers would be unwilling to pay stamp duty that was not required in the CBD. ... “At the end of the day the people we’re targeting are owner-occupiers who won’t go into the city t...

is anyone going to the transport meeting tomorrow? if so address we need faster trams... i would go but im working what needs to be addressed is the absurd traffic light sequence that gives cars priority over trams in the city. Just have a look what happens to trams heading into the city from the S...

Bing Boy! I keep buying the blasted things.

Hooligan wrote:Someone should open a pub in the suburbs that doesn't focus on draining dollar coins into stupid machines and trying to palm off cheap shitty meals.

It would be a nice change of pace.

Does such a thing exist?