[APP] 199-200 North Terrace | 85m | 20lvls | Mixed Use

[MessiahAndrw]

The top of the Myer Centre isn't that bad of an idea, to be honest. I quite like that one, Patrick.

It works in Brisbane, and the basement of the Myer Centre doubles as a bus hub so they get a monopoly on all those people streaming through the shopping centre on their commute every day.

[Pants]

Buuuump:


Le Cordon Bleu moving into North Terrace in a $260 million development
Cameron England, The Advertiser
August 15, 2017 12:00am

LE Cordon Bleu will move its headquarters into the CBD as part of a $260 million redevelopment of 200 North Terrace, which has been submitted to the Development Assessment Commission.

The project is a joint venture between the culinary school and Adelaide developer Commercial & General. A major resources company is also rumoured to be in the mix as a cornerstone tenant.

The $260 million redevelopment would create 26,000m2 of office and 4000m2 of retail space across 18 storeys, with a targeted 5-star Green Star certification.

Le Cordon Bleu is currently based at Regency Park, but Le Cordon Bleu Australia director Nick Gurner said it was time to come into the city.

“Le Cordon Bleu’s Australian academic headquarters have been based in Adelaide since 1992, so it is fitting that we now look to a new, outstanding facility for our expanding operations,” he said.

“This building and its location will offer first-class platform from which to further grow our business and further contribute to the South Australian economy.”

C&G chief executive Trevor Cooke said the revitalisation of North Terrace, including the $60 million tram extension, was key to the project.

“The State Government’s investment in the extension of the tram line is designed as a stimulus for development along North Terrace, and we’re responding to that,” Mr Cooke said.

“We have taken a careful and methodical approach to the design, and believe this will create the premier workplace, retail and lifestyle address on North Terrace.

“We’re currently negotiating with blue-chip organisations about taking cornerstone tenancies and we’re confident that we will be in a position to start construction early next year.”

Once approved, construction would be complete by mid-2020.

C & G is also planning to develop the Old Royal Adelaide Hospital site with joint venture partner John Holland.

Exclusive negotiations between the Government and the consortium, named last October as the preferred proponents, expired on June 30. The $1 billion proposal includes a luxury hotel, commercial complex and apartments.

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[SRW]

Exciting to see!

Although I always thought that Le Cordon Bleu should seek to base themselves in the market precinct as another feather in its cap as a food & produce capital.

[Norman]

Are there any other renders? I couldn't find the story on the local rag's website.

[Ben]

This was first announced in April 2012. Will believe it when i see it. Back then they also announced construction to start in the next year..

[Ben]

$300m premium-grade tower for Adelaide
by: Sarah Danckert
From: The Australian April 12, 2012 12:00AM

ADELAIDE is set to get its first premium-grade office building in more than a decade, with Commercial & General, Maras Group and Le Cordon Bleu joining forces to develop a 20-level mixed-use tower with an end value in excess of $300 million.

International hospitality education institution Le Cordon Bleu group will anchor the tower, taking four levels in the 200 North Terrace development for what will be the French-based company's largest education facility in the world.

Commercial & General managing director Jamie McClurg said all three parties to the joint venture would fund the 32,000sq m development.

"South Australia has not seen a new premium-grade office tower in over a decade," Mr McClurg said. "This is sure to be an iconic building on Adelaide's premier boulevard.

Located close to Government House and the University of Adelaide, the development will include more than 20,000sq m of office space across the upper 10 levels, with retail in the building's three lower levels.

...With Rundle Street retail owner Maras Group on board, the building's retail component is expected to attract several luxury labels.

Mr McClurg said the venture was already in talks with some of the world's biggest retail brands but declined to give further details, citing confidentiality agreements.

The building is scheduled for completion in late 2014 or early 2015.

[Waewick]

how many times has this one gone around the circles.

interesting to see it has dropped two floors, more detail will be great however, assuming the foodcourt will stay from the last proposal, because we all know we don't have enough.

still staying positive, something on that site would be fantastic.

[Jaymz]

What a shame it would be if a new office building with 26,000m2 of space ended up being only 18 floors. FFS

[[Shuz]]

That sounds pretty normal to me.

[Ben]

Type: Schedule 10
Application Number: S10/27/2017
Lodgement Date: 30/08/2017Latest
Location: 12-20 Gawler Place, ADELAIDE SA 5000
Description: Demolish existing building structures and redevelop existing state heritage buildings and construct a 20 storey mixed used building comprising of retail and commercial space with car and bike parking, signage and landscaping with entrance foyer from North Terrace and Gawler Place.

[Norman]

Sounds promising! Looking forward to seeing Club 199 demolished.

[Mr Smith]

Sounds promising! Looking forward to seeing Club 199 demolished.

Indeed. Yes Club 199 - a truly inspiring bit of planning approval brought to you by the ACC.

Any wonder planning approval was ripped away from those stooges.

[Algernon]

Sounds promising! Looking forward to seeing Club 199 demolished.

Indeed. Yes Club 199 - a truly inspiring bit of planning approval brought to you by the ACC.

Any wonder planning approval was ripped away from those stooges.

Off topic, but living o/s I haven't heard "stooges" for ages. Brought a smile to my face.

[rhino]

Off topic, but living o/s I haven't heard "stooges" for ages. Brought a smile to my face.

Unfortunately we have more than 3 of them here.

[monotonehell]

Sounds promising! Looking forward to seeing Club 199 demolished.

Indeed. Yes Club 199 - a truly inspiring bit of planning approval brought to you by the ACC.

Any wonder planning approval was ripped away from those stooges.

If another 'Club 199' were put forward the "stooges" would still have authority over it. There's a price tag under which applications still go to the old process.