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Better late than never - Thursday last week (20/8/2015).

Ooops, forgot to post this one - from Friday (7/8/2015).

This is going to make an even bigger impact than Vision, considering that every building in the surrounding area is two floors at most. Also, I have a clear view of this about two streets away from my house - the same place I recently started taking the Vue photos. Once this gets up and running, I c...

It could have been better, more iconic or even taller... but I like the sleekness and think it would fit in nicely to that area. There's no "pods" or extraneous stuff; not aesthetically cluttered.

Loving the clear skies and sunshine today (23/7/2015).

Tower 1 brings the density, Tower 2 brings the slender "wow factor". It will stick out like a sore thumb... but I suppose a city can't grow and reach its full potential without a few sore thumbs every now and then. Love that architecture is slowly getting bolder and bigger here lately. Wha...

Took this shot yesterday (10/7/2015).

There are some good city skyline views from the streets near my house, with a particularly clear line of sight towards Vue. I'm thinking of taking a new photo from the same spot, every two weeks, so we can track its growth from a distance. Here's the first one (25/6/2015).

I happened to find myself in the area, Thursday morning last week, so I decided to take some happy snaps of this delightful space-filler.

It kind of reminds me of Melbourne, which has a low-rise gap between its two main high-rise clusters in the CBD. Well, three high-rise clusters... if you include the Southbank area across the Yarra.

http://www.adelaidenow.com.au/messenger/city/adelaide-will-see-a-16-storey-lego-hotel-pop-up-in-around-two-weeks/story-fni9lkxa-1227360542266 A PLANNED new $32-million city hotel will be pieced together like Lego — with the entire 16 stories to be put together in less than two weeks. http://resource...

World's first invisible building? Surely the glass wont be that reflective!

Starting to make quite an impact - I also noticed it sticking out clearly while driving down Montefiore Rd. Would it be correct in saying this is about two-thirds complete, height-wise?

Yep, definitely like this one. Question: Why does a 14 level building take a whopping 18 months to build? The Empire State Building, at 102 levels, took 25 months back in 1929-1931. You would think construction processes have sped up and become more efficient since then! Or is it not that simple as ...