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DA/27/2009/A
3/09/2012
Development Application Received Vary previous authorisation - Construct 6 level retail/tourist accommodation building on vacant land - VARIATION - Change of Use from Tourist accomodation to Office accomodation for 6 level building, ground floor to remain retail.
Land, 8-10 Union Street, ADELAIDE SA 5000
Type: Development Application Received
Application Number: DA/638/2012
Lodgement Date: 14/09/2012
Location: 307-309 Morphett Street, ADELAIDE SA 5000
Description: Demolish existing building and construct new 4 Storey Backpackers building.
Applicant Name:
D'ANDREA & ASSOCIATES
Type Non-Complying Development
Application Number DA/640/2012
Lodgement Date 17/09/2012
Location: 321-324 South Terrace, ADELAIDE SA 5000
Description: Construct an additional floor to an approved 3 storey medical consulting and day clinic building with basement car parking.
Yes, the work is using pre-fab concrete wall panels, craned into place with a mobile. It's popping up quickly.Dvious wrote:Was walking down Rundle Street yesterday and noticed work had started on Union Street, i remeber there was a development floating around that spot where the graffiti was.
Pics from a week ago...Dvious wrote:Was walking down Rundle Street yesterday and noticed work had started on Union Street, i remeber there was a development floating around that spot where the graffiti was.
Not that I could see. It's still there, but hidden by a new wall.crawf wrote:Are they at least incorporating the artwork inside the new building?
Xaragmata wrote:Not that I could see. It's still there, but hidden by a new wall.crawf wrote:Are they at least incorporating the artwork inside the new building?
Xaragmata wrote:Pics from a week ago...Dvious wrote:Was walking down Rundle Street yesterday and noticed work had started on Union Street, i remeber there was a development floating around that spot where the graffiti was.
What was ...
Project aims for affordable city living
Lord Mayor Stephen Yarwood has launched an Adelaide housing development which promises affordable city living.
The Ergo Apartments in Sturt Street received federal funding and some of the accommodation will be set aside to be part of the National Rental Affordability Scheme.
Mr Yarwood said city living could provide cheap transport and entertainment options.
"We've received significant funding support to provide some affordable rental as well as some affordable purchasing, but realistically it's about living in the city and the fact you don't have to fill up your petrol tank and it's just a great quality lifestyle," he said.
"[It's about] being able to go to the Central Market and the lifestyle that inner city living offers and we're putting our hand in our pocket to make sure that there's housing available for future residents of the city of Adelaide."
The council is partnering with HomeStart to help people buy some of the planned 182 apartments.
"First home buyers looking to buy an Ergo apartment up to $400,000, who are eligible for the Government's maximum grant amount of $23,500 and the new stamp duty concessions, could get started with as little as $3,000 with HomeStart,” said its CEO John Oliver
DA/534/2012/1/A
14/11/2012
Application Assessed on Merit
Demolish existing building and construct a 6 level residential flat building with 11 apartments and parking for 11 scooters - VARIATION - amended street elevation, change use of ground floor dwelling to office and minor internal alterations - STAGE 1 - DEMOLITION OF EXISTING BUILDINGS & SUBSTRUCTURE APPROVAL ONLY
20 Norman Street, ADELAIDE SA 5000
