[CAN] Spire Living | 107m | 37lvls | Residential

[jimmy_2486]

I reckon this sudden burst of apartment development in the city is really great. Something we desperately needed.

It is a step towards a "Higher Density Adelaide" and I believe this high-rise fever will be spreading to the suburbs soon no doubt!!

[Dave_The_Planner]

Well, I'm not so sure about any high-rise being constructed in the metropolitan area just yet. There are some opportunities in Wayville and Keswick where low-rise development (typically three storeys) is allowable.

High-rise development will only occur in metropolitan Adelaide when the land values demand such high intensity construction. The other consideration is that there are many Adelaideans who simply do not want to be overshadowed by high rise buildings.

For the short term future, high rise will remain in Adelaide City, Glenelg and Port Adelaide. Satellite cities such as Noarlunga, Salisbury and Elizabeth may also develop centres which are appropriate for mid rise development.

Despite all of this, it is great to see more intense development of the CBD - something we should consider as being "the norm".

[Will]

In light of the 20-22 Currie Street decision, wherby the council and the airport approved a 123.7m tall building (20m above the height restrictions), I hope that the developers behind Spire, submit the original 105m proposal for approval.

[skyliner]

Amen to that! A group of 30+ storey buildings would make a major change to the city skyline.

I understand that one of the city central buildings could eventuate as 30odd floors, depending on the ground floor size available of the site in question (building size suggested at 30000sq m. If floor area is 1000 m there is the 30 storeys).

ADELAIDE - TOWARDS A GREATER CITY SKYLINE

[YokohamaBoy]

Hey, guys. Don't know if this is the right place to put this, but I was thinking it would be cool to see a 3D sketch up of Spire in Google Earth. If anyone has the time/inclination it'd be really cool to see.

P.S. I know it's a hell of a lot easier for me to ask someone else to do it than do it myself, but 1. I'm retarded with computers, and 2. I don't know anything about design/art/architecture. Just a suggestion anyway . I don't know if it's even possible

[Howie]

I will be more than happy to do it if someone can link me the DA plans for it.

[Howie]

Okay.. the 3d Model is up now.

* Spire Living (Howie)


Please give it a rating in google 3d warehouse if you like the model. Thanks.

[Will]

Hey Howie, I've sent you a pdf regarding this building.

[Howie]

Thanks Will, just got it. I'll make any corrections from the pdf and update the model.

[YokohamaBoy]

Love your work Howie. You sure ripped that one out quick . Looks great

[Howie]

A pleasure doing them

[Ben]

In the latest property report emailed today. It reports Spire as now being 32 levels. The design still looks the same at this stage.

They are asking for money to secure an apartment without really providing much information.

Price update:

1 bedroom apartment - $299,000-$600,000
2 bedroom apartment- $420,000-$900,000
2 bedroom sub-Penthouse - $1,500,000-$2,699,000
3 bedroom Penthouse - $3,199,000- $3,599,000

Theres goes my chances.

[SRW]

1 bedroom apartment - $299,000-$600,000

Yikes...

[duke]

Theres goes my chances.

My chances also. I was hoping they would be a lot cheaper than that. And again, I still think we should ban the development of 1 bedroom apartments in the CBD. Hopefully that would bring the entry level price down.

Every time I get closer the goal post is moved on me.

[Pistol]

another great reason to invest and live in Spire

new day spa and wellness centre announced!

It is with great pleasure that we can announce today confirmation that Spire will have its very own day spa and wellness centre located in the building for the residents to enjoy and take advantage of.


Relax, unwind and enjoy the benefits of a fully equipped and functioning day spa and wellness centre in Spire. The centre offers a complete sanctuary in which to nurture and nourish the body; combining a fusion of spa therapies from around the world with physical health programs such as yoga, pilates and personal training to develop and maintain a healthy body. The extensive wellness services include full naturopathic clinic for nutritional and inner health as well as a range of holistic therapies such as reikki, energy work and meditation to calm, centre and balance the body and mind.