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Red card, play the ball not the man.Dvious wrote:I still classify the Adelaide Festival Theatre as our most iconic building (most probably along with SAHRMI now). Of course it needs some love, but for it's time it is a magnificent building and probably the best in our state. Saying it has no architectural merit is pretty poor and arrogant on your behalf.
Was having a bit of a nosey on the footbridge yesterday, does anyone know what the landscaping plan is for this area here? Looks like it will probably be some kind of water feature flowing down the small steps.Matt wrote: via Keith Conlon
That's about what we figured from looking at it, thanks.Matt wrote:Nort, from what I can gather from the plans/renders:
- landscaping and garden beds down the eastern side of the stairs
- trickling water feature that flows down through the garden beds along a stepped stone structure
- water collects in a pool when the stairs flatten half way down (and water flows under a small bridge over the pool between stairs and Festival Centre alfresco deck)
- water carries on trickling down to river level with a few jets here and there
I think that's the gist, but if there's anyone 'in the know' feel free to chime in with specifics!
I didn't realise that artwork was going to be lit. I agree it looks great!Matt wrote:Via @kinnoda on Instagram.
You can see the artwork lit up on the bistro wall - looks great!
Good news, Nathan.Nathan wrote:The lighting and water features are going to be turned on at 6.05pm on Saturday, before the Crows vs Kangaroos match, with launch festivities starting at 3pm at Blue Hive.
Source: Press release from John Rau and Stephen Mullighan
ABC News:Lighting and water features on Adelaide's new $40m footbridge over the River Torrens will be switched on this weekend.
There will be an official celebration on Saturday afternoon on the banks of the river, before the Crows play North Melbourne at Adelaide Oval.
There will be a pop-up bar, food and entertainment at the Riverbank precinct and the lighting and water features will be officially switched on at 6:05pm.
The South Australian Government says the LED lighting will create stunning effects on the bridge.
"This is more than just a crossing, we have created a piece of infrastructure that has transformed the Riverbank precinct and opened up the CBD with its proximity to the Adelaide Railway Station, tram stops on North Terrace and re-emerging laneways like Leigh and Peel Streets," Infrastructure Minister Stephen Mullighan said.
"The opening of the redeveloped Adelaide Oval and AFL matches on evenings and weekends has boosted the number of visitors to the precinct."
The minister says the bridge has been completed within budget.
Correct, that's what I was meaning. Sorry if it was confusing!SCF wrote:I think Henwii's picture was just to show an example of the "road block thingos", not the actual ones around the bridge.
Whilst the crossing is complete and usable, the finishing touches are still being done. The lighting and water feature have only just been completed and they are still working on the surrounding areas such as the northern side linear park shared path. Once it is all done, the "road block thingos" will be removed. I don't know when it is due for completion, but I imagine it will be soon.
Workmen busy under lights at 10.30 pm tonight. Southern landscaping looking great. Should be a seriously spectacular event on Sat.Nathan wrote:The lighting and water features are going to be turned on at 6.05pm on Saturday, before the Crows vs Kangaroos match, with launch festivities starting at 3pm at Blue Hive.
Source: Press release from John Rau and Stephen Mullighan