Now we're beginning to see a surge of developments which are really starting to test the effective enforcement of the ACC's height limitations. I guess a lot of precedent has been set in recent years by other developments which have exceeded the height limitations and gained development approval, th...

The Government has already publicly stated that the tramline to Port Adelaide will utilize the existing Outer Harbor train corridor.

There are no predictions to be made. End of story.

Now that makes Octagon look pretty.

Looks good. Seems to colour co-ordinate well with the surrounding Precinct development.

There's nothing wrong with the building itself, but it's in the wrong location.

I agree with Prince George's comments; this makes Spark look good.

AtD wrote:I want one of those Rundle Mall apartments.

Good luck getting sleep on the weekends.

Oz, It's not just all the developer's nor the ACC's fault. Truth is, some of the blame is upon the companies themselves who in this day and age have a preference for larger floorplates across a smaller number of levels, rather than smaller floorplates across several levels. It's all ergonomics, far ...

You could say that they are "moving forward".

I'd sure hope it's got something to do with the Toys R Us building. It's such an eyesore!

Just over a month to go yet before the August 31st deadline. I don't feel confident that it will go ahead. The SANFL and SACA are both very selfish organizations. It's hard to see the two coming to a compromise resolution; and it seems that the overwhelming majority of SACA members are set to block ...

This looks awful. Let's hope the DAC blocks it.