Great pics X, shame about the impact of that large expanse of blank Eastern facing wall though :roll: It wasn't ever going to be anything but a blank wall due to building design regulations that relate to the safety of adjacent buildings built right up to their property boundaries. It isn't really ...

Prince George wrote:

IT ... has been likened to the Guggenheim Museum in New York

Indeed it has - by us on this site. I wonder if that's a case of us writing the news

ahh didn't you know? All development related articles in the advetiser are written straight from SEN-ADL :p

Kevin Foley announced some time early last year that it would be put on hold due to a budget blowout, i think the money had to be transferred to another infrastructure project, maybe so the desal plant could be brought forward? I vaguely remember something being said that the new prison would be on ...

Aidan wrote:I thought it ran under the space between Tea Tree Plaza and Tea Tree Plus.

This is correct, being a fan of the underground i've been through it myself and i can safely say it does not go under any buildings

How exactly would building a new venue that's smaller than what's already available attract big acts? Surely something with more capacity would be built if the big acts are what is being chased... Correct me if I'm wrong, but isn't the new venue in addition to a re-vamped existing venue? This means...

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hi 5 matt

several references were made in the thirty year plan with regards to 'potential mass transit'. That includes links shown on the parade, prospect road, glen osmond road, and even a link from ttp crossing out to main north road (obanh extenstion?). furthermore: http://www.sensational-adelaide.com/foru...

you're a nimby aiden

the qantas building looks just as bad as the one on north tce :p

this thread should be in the pub

tsk tsk tsk more development knocked back.. this building would have looked epic

notice the high rise buildings and cranage around the hindley street area!

nice plan MHS

best ad ever period

From AdelaideNow: Northern Expressway project 'bonanza' for interstate firms GREG KELTON, STATE EDITOR March 27, 2009 01:03pm LOCAL construction companies have lost $13 million in hire costs because interstate machinery is being used on the giant Northern Expressway project, the Opposition says. In ...