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SRW wrote:I wish they would finish the Victoria Square masterplan.

I’ve been saying this for years too. The least the council should do is stage 2 of the southern end.

Stryker wrote: ↑

Fri Aug 30, 2019 6:42 am

SRW wrote:I wish they would finish the Victoria Square masterplan.

I’ve been saying this for years too. The least the council should do is stage 2 of the southern end.

The state government have the ACC right where they want them with this... Because the council will need government funding to realign the road/tramline, which should really be the next stage of the masterplan to go ahead and until that happens, the council can't really commit to anything with the remainder of the square because it still remains disjoined into little pockets of open space. IMO, there's not much use in trying to incorporate the Victoria Square entrance of the Market Arcade in that redevelopment if there isn't a suitable civic space to walk out into...

Signage going up as I type this.

Recently installed signage from another perspective

Signage.

BradJC wrote: ↑

Sun Sep 15, 2019 8:49 am

Signage.

The glazing is very good, which has saved this building from being a bland shocker.

But I’m still of the opinion that the square window proportions are wrong. Either horizontally or vertically proportioned windows would have been far more preferable.

By the way, I feel sorry for the office workers on the top floor corner having their window view covered up by the “BHP” signage.

Totally agree with the sentiment re the window design.

Signage complete?



posted by u/kaeserdc on reddit
https://www.reddit.com/r/Adelaide/comme ... gpo_today/

This, and the SA Water building on the opposite side of the square are two of the greatest waste of prime CBD real estate in the last decade. Unlike Melbourne where the prime sites were quarantined from developement until a proposal of adequate landmark design and proportion were proposed.

claybro wrote:This, and the SA Water building on the opposite side of the square are two of the greatest waste of prime CBD real estate in the last decade. Unlike Melbourne where the prime sites were quarantined from developement until a proposal of adequate landmark design and proportion were proposed.

Na, there’s that much undeveloped land in prime areas plus this is better than at least 80% of everything else. I actually agree having an understated building here is important as it shows off the GPO more


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Street level today:



White and black window frames?






Close up of window patterns









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Australia Post are moving to the ground floor later this month. Fit out looks great so far.

So does that mean the GPO will be closed by end of October?

I would think so or very soon. Which will allow for works to start on the hotel.

AndyWelsh wrote: ↑

Mon Sep 23, 2019 1:05 pm

Close up of window patterns

I don't know what this pattern is meant to be, but I hope it's illuminated at night to bring some brightness to this street.