[SWP] 399 King William Street | ~52m | 16 Lvls | Mixed

[Ben]

App Id: 24008019
Lodgement Date: 25/3/2024 12:40:06 PM
Application Status: Under Assessment
Nature of Development: Install two canopies to building facade

Recent activity people have seen possibly nothing?

Looks like that application rev is for the Vietnamese restaurant next door

Property address
395-397 KING WILLIAM ST ADELAIDE SA 5000

[rev]

Weird, I'm pretty sure it was for 399.
edit - ah my bad, or the SAPLAN site's bad, dropped the pin close to the boundary indicated on the map and it picked up that neighbouring property.

[EBG]

399 King William St picture 7/5/2024 - nice fence.

[Ben]

Piling machine on site and lots of workers.

[Dvious]

Its a shame because this thing is pretty nasty, but so is the empty site that has sat there for years.

[timtam20292]

Wow I never thought I would see this day....

[citywatcher]

Will be a bit of action down that part of town with this , Halifax St , Wright Street apparently and Kings Head

[WGG]

Piling well underway - concrete and steel going in quite late (past dark) yesterday.

[abc]

Will be a bit of action down that part of town with this , Halifax St , Wright Street apparently and Kings Head

the south west ward, where developments go to die

[dbl96]

Will be a bit of action down that part of town with this , Halifax St , Wright Street apparently and Kings Head

the south west ward, where developments go to die

This seems to be true, but I’ve never understood why. The south-west is one of the most attractive areas of the square mile and it’s close to the markets/Chinatown which I would have thought is a pretty big drawcard. I guess some parts of it are pretty isolated transport-wise, but that’s certainly not the case for KWS South.

[citywatcher]

Wonder if this one will use a mobile crane as well

[SouthAussie94]

Wonder if this one will use a mobile crane as well

16 levels, quite a small site. It'll have to be a tower crane.

[ConcretePM]

Wonder if this one will use a mobile crane as well

16 levels, quite a small site. It'll have to be a tower crane.

Do we know if this is a steel framed structure or insitu concrete?