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Norman wrote: ↑

Fri Feb 16, 2018 2:27 pm

Now THIS is an early 80s Commie Block, but not in a good way.

Is there a good way? haha

Reminds me or Air apartments a bit.

Ben wrote:

Norman wrote: ↑

Fri Feb 16, 2018 2:27 pm

Now THIS is an early 80s Commie Block, but not in a good way.

Is there a good way? haha

Reminds me or Air apartments a bit.

Well, at least the real commie blocks did some social good by providing poor people cheap housing and, I assume, taking homeless of the streets.

It looks like it would be pretty good looking.....





..... in somewhere like Chelyabinsk

I'll reserve judgement until I see a full texture render. But on first impressions, it's phenomenally underwhelming.

This was approved yesterday.

Bad call by the DAC.

Website and sales office opening in a few weeks.

Will hopefully have some better quality renders soon. You can already see from whats on the website it looks better then the previous low quality renders we saw.

https://pennyplace.com.au/

Ben wrote: ↑

Thu Sep 27, 2018 7:58 am

Website and sales office opening in a few weeks.

Will hopefully have some better quality renders soon. You can already see from whats on the website it looks better then the previous low quality renders we saw.

https://pennyplace.com.au/

Don't think it looks any better, it's just lit nicely.

Ben wrote: ↑

Thu Sep 27, 2018 7:58 am

Website and sales office opening in a few weeks.

Will hopefully have some better quality renders soon. You can already see from whats on the website it looks better then the previous low quality renders we saw.

https://pennyplace.com.au/

Talk about a crap website from a user experience point of view....

These renders are textural which is good. I still think there's a fair bit of photoshop/lightroom lipstick on this pig though...

Websites not finished. Will be launched simultaneously with the sales office it’s just a place holder at the moment.

Here's the first CGI render. Hopefully will have more in the next few weeks.

Kodo started construction with something like 60% presales, maybe more. This was feasible to them because it wasn't being funded with debt. I'd be interested in how much of Kodo has been sold now that they'd be considering taking stage 2 to market?

I believe there is only around 10 left of the 208.

Looks mildly interesting.
Also, this would be Nelson St off Carrington. The old bluestone building shown is 34 Carrington St FYI

Surely I'm not the only one who gets the tune of Penny Lane from the Beatles in their head every time I read this thread...?