It looks like there are two levels underground. The Grote Street end of the basement site has levelled out.

They do not make it easy to take photos...

Photo from Light Square this afternoon - a small rise for the eastern core. The remaining vertical metal guides suggest that maybe a bit more height to go until they dismantle the core formwork surround.

Photo from yesterday evening - not a lot of light

Shows the next level underway after the plantroom and top of car park / office section.

After what seems like ages - probably only 6 weeks - they seem to be moving on from the level 10 plantroom level and into the apartments. There are new columns being formed - will try to get some photos on the weekend.

Hopefully a crane rise soon.

Taken today

Maybe one rise after this one but seems close to the full height.

Photo from today

A photo from Festival Plaza and one from Morphett st bridge. Making a difference

From yesterday

Moving quickly for a complex building now. The finishes should look v good and it's a decent size floorplate so making a difference in the area. Couple of photos from yesterday.

Another floor column starting

+ it looks like the brickwork on the front for the first 5 levels is happening - will get some close ups on the weekend and hopefully a nice finish.

I have not seen anyone on site for a decade - and yesterday there was someone cleaning out bags of rubbish from inside. Maybe something is going to happen soonish

There were lots of people on site yesterday - 20+ and installing barriers and with a bob cat inside. Will get a photo on the weekend but it is definitely underway

There were lots of people on site yesterday - 20+ and installing barriers and with a bob cat inside. Will get a photo on the weekend but it is definitely underway

core samples being taken today

Maybe the existing facade will be incorporated as part of the first 2 levels? Hard to see in the available photos. This one seems to show the facade included.

does not seem to be retained from their photo.

Pity - it could have blended in well.