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Why haven't they released renders of the northern and western facades? It will probably be very similar to the previous design. The western facade will have windows like the eastern/southern facades. On the northern side there will be less glass. See diagram of the original Northern Elevation: http...

That site should be a 40 to 50 storey Sent from my SM-A515F using Tapatalk For this size block? a 50 storey tower would be all lift core and no building! I don't feel like we lose anything if this is 120m. I never really felt this thing was likely to get up, so whatever we get feels like a bonus to...

Saw this render on the synergy page. I hadn’t previously seen it before. Interesting but odd find. This doesn't look 15 metres shorter than Adelaidean, especially given the ground level slopes down towards the north. Also, the dev plan really needs to change to force roof top plant rooms to be scre...

Next building to go hopefully in that area is the building next door - is it still occupied by singapore airlines? What a building - the floor to height measurement looks to be half of the neighbouring buildings and i always thought it looked weird af. Peter Dinklage would hit his fuckin head in th...

Thanks for the grab shot 1NEEDS2POST . This section is for the passing loop. Yes you can lower it but you need to strengthen the side walls that will be vertical. This will mean a lot of piling along the back fences of many properties. Otherwise the drain could be dug out and replaced with precast t...

You should be fine jk1237 . Of course it depends what job you are doing if it is one of those deemed necessary. Anyhow, we're not a police state yet. So pray we don't get to that point and that these six days go with no more infections/transmissions. Great you get to see your kids at home Llessur200...

Look I've mentioned this before under other transport and visions topics in years past. The Keswick Creek is still a perfect corridor for light rail. There's enough room for a single track and a (passing) loop where it gets wider. You can build over the drain. I mentioned this waaaaay back in older ...

All good points Bob. Thanks for your contribution.

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Mate, what city are you talking about here? We're talking about Adelaide... Generally speaking (pre-COVID) we might have had two, possibly three live music/entertainment events a year that require a capacity of 40,000+ capacity and in any case they would and will still likely go to AO. And as for s...

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Wed Nov 18, 2020 8:51 pm

Okay come on guys seriously, you've all been taking the red Mitsubishi pills again. Back to reality...

How old are you [Shuz] if you don't mind me asking?

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Get pissed?

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There are some people on this forum that like second rate. They aren’t interested in aiming for the best and looking into the future. Soccer (football) is a world game and FIFA is the governing body if and I say IF we want the best then we need to go by those rules. Forget what the FFA does or doesn...

Succumbed to the idiocy of the surgical mask...



Of course it is fake. But who says someone won't get the idea. Got the pic forwarded to me from some Facebook page.

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We know it can flood once in a hundred years, but haven't they mitigated this by diverting most of what can flood there into the Brownhill Creek via a culvert? I know not all water can bypass the Keswick Creek. Some has to come from the local area. Besides there are engineering workarounds.

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If they buy up the properties along that stormwater drain, they could build a non-stop road. Bit of a funky interchange linking it to the NSM and JCD, run the road around the northern end of the airport and some on/off ramps at Sir Richard Williams ave..and you have your airport link. Marion Road c...