Could elevation be a factor? Not that there would be much difference. I suspect that 203N is about a metre or two higher than 269N. As from the intersection of Frome and Rundle is pretty downhill from there to the Torrens. I'm pretty sure there's a marked elevation shift between the two locations. ...

Absolutely spectacular. I love it. From its form to its interaction with the adjacent botanic gardens. I also really like the naturalisation of the foot path in front.

Phenomenal outcome!

Core slip form is being removed.

Hey Howie, the navigation breadcrumb across the top of the page isn't complete, you can click on the index but not in the current section you're in.

Cheers!

I dare say this has topped out. All of the signage has been removed from the core slip form, I would expect it to be dismantled soon. The top floor pace may have slowed down in preparation for the mass tuned dampener that will be installed at the top of the building. It topped out about 2 months ag...

I dare say this has topped out. All of the signage has been removed from the core slip form, I would expect it to be dismantled soon.

The top floor pace may have slowed down in preparation for the mass tuned dampener that will be installed at the top of the building.

So we're judging a project prior to it even being completed now? Ok then....

Crane rise happened today.

If you stand on the corner of King William and North Terrace and view the development, you'll see how the design and its emphasis on vertical lines makes sense. Is it the best of most sympathetic approach? Far from it, but when viewed with the other NT fronted buildings, the reoccurring vertical tre...

Crane has had a decent jump over the weekend, I'd say this is it's last rise.

I wonder if piling for the core pad is also underway too?

Plasmatron wrote: ↑

Tue Apr 27, 2021 7:32 pm

View from the medical centre car park in North Adelaide. (27/4/2021)


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Great shot!

From this angle 203 NT will look enormous when finished, almost the tallest on the skyline. It's super thin perspective from this northern angle will accentuate that too.

This should be considered Adelaide's premier location for development. Using a sympathetic podium, consistent of facades and finishes found along Rundle street, transitioning to a stepped back tower of considerable proportions, which I believe with this site's line of site location with Adelaide Air...

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Wed Apr 14, 2021 4:32 pm

Is it just me or are those columns on a bit of an angle?

The lobby has angled columns until level two I believe?

Looks like there was a considerable crane jump over the weekend. Don't believe it will be the final one however, I'd say one more for sure.