[COM] Thomson Playford Building | 30m | 8lvls | Office

[Shuz]

I reckon a 60-70m building on the corner lot there would go just nicely to top off the 'cluster'.

[UrbanSG]

Pic taken today:

[Mants]

it appears to have dated 5 years already

[AtD]

It looks better from the front.

[Shuz]

Much better from the front. The vertical beams and roof garden look really cool from what I can see outside of the tram windows

[Ben]

Hoardings/Gantry are now down.

I assume NAB are set to take one of the ground floor tenancies although it does specify office and not bank and NAB have been looking for accomodation.

Type: Complying Development
Application Number: DA/878/2008
Lodgement Date: 29/10/2008
Location: Development Site, 19 Gouger Street, ADELAIDE SA 5000
Description: Office Fitout (National Australia Bank)

[UrbanSG]

Not sure about NAB. Maybe it is a small office and a possible bank retail facility to be lodged later?

I know that at least one of the law firms in the old SGIC building causing the delay there will be moving into this building with Thompson Playford. Then hopefully they can continue the replacement of the windows in that building as it is an embarrassment at the moment.

[Tyler_Durden]

Great. Offices on the ground floor. Surely that is the last thing one of the few interesting entertainment streets in Adelaide needs. There is a whole city with space for offices and we yet we now have to have them encroaching onto Gouger Street. That's a tragedy if it happens. So bland and boring.

[crawf]

@ Tyler
Its just a....Bank Branch


I'm happy with this development

[jazzyjeff]

There's a cafe going donwstairs

[jk1237]

well I reckon this has ended up looking very classy for Gouger St. I like. pic from today

[Pikey]

I agree, it's a cracker for a low rise.

[joshzxzx]

Yeah I like this building very much.. looks awesome...

Pitty about the one in the back ground...

[talrok]

agree, looks good.

For low rise, I really love cnr Pirie and Pultney (went up cpl years back) .. 151 Pirie Street.

[Shuz]

KPMG House? Yeah that one's a stunner.

Have noticed that our low-rise buildings have more architectural diligence and quality, like this, KMPG, SA Water, hopefully 400KWS.