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From today

A view of the west side 14/6/18. The north tower is on the left hand side of the picture.

One of the lift shaft jump forms has been removed yesterday. I'd add a photo but couldn't snap and drive at the same time!

Night shots from 26/6/2018...

Great night time shots - thanks. I am struck by those empty streets and hopefully the difference that an increased overnight population in the NW corner of the CBD will have over the next 12 - 18 months

It may have a lot of concrete, but I'm really liking the glass on this one. Very nice.

Driving past today I see the core is a few levels above, still a few levels to go yet. Pretty impressed.

These night shots look really impressive. Some parts of Adelaide with the clusters of mid-high rise are starting to look a little like some parts of Tokyo... minus the people and traffic.

Each to their own, but Adelaide in any way of clusters of buildings isn't even remotely comparable to Tokyo

serca wrote: ↑

Wed Jun 27, 2018 8:37 pm

Each to their own, but Adelaide in any way of clusters of buildings isn't even remotely comparable to Tokyo

I've been to Tokyo, the photo looks like a street snap near Asakusa district as it is about 2am when there is no one one the streets. Clusters of mid to high rise interspersed with 5 storey buildings. Clearly I was not referring to the touristy flashing neon parts around shinguku and Shibuya.

Personally, it reminds me of a Dubaiesque Manhattan with stripes of Coruscant but each to their own.

Again each to their own, Asakusa where the 634m skytree tower is? and a great ward to visit is a suburb of greater Tokyo and not part of the wards that make up Tokyo CBD within the Yamanote train line. I agree that there are lots of mid and low rise buildings in that area but its still not even remotely comparable to any part of Adelaide CBD IMO.

Second jump form was removed today on the services core.

The southern tower now at full height. 3/7/2018.