Nice pictures Norman, but after 8 months it is still not quite finished. At this rate they average 17 1/2 metres per month. The latest works notification on the project website says there'll be limited works on the site until a delayed shipment of light poles arrives in early June. It's not clear t...

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Thu May 30, 2024 1:50 pm

The blank wall will have some textural finish on it, as far as I am aware. See renders from earlier in the thread.

The latest renders had some sort of 'V' motif. But it also looked as though it was supposed to be molded into the precast. Not sure how they intend to create the effect in situ.

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Thu May 30, 2024 9:45 am

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ChillyPhilly wrote: ↑

Wed May 29, 2024 3:10 pm

That massive blank wall ain't great. Looking forward to the mural that will cover it.

What mural?

In this render.

I don't know what iteration of the design that is but it's not the one they're building.

We need dozens of these.

I actually think a development on the cinema site (former IMAX and Palace) would be ok as it could be set further back from Rundle Street and better integrate with Ayers House & grounds. The cinemas could relocate to a redeveloped uPark site at the top of Rundle.

The Pellagra proposal sucks.

ChillyPhilly wrote: ↑

Wed May 29, 2024 3:10 pm

That massive blank wall ain't great. Looking forward to the mural that will cover it.

What mural?

I thought there was supposed to be some sort of golden gatehouse going in between the GPO and Electra?

This is hilarious although worryingly the Holdfast council appears to be humouring the complaint: "Glenelg seafront residents petition to remove ‘too bright’ mural" on InDaily For reference, the residents are lamenting the loss of this concrete sea wall to a charming mural: https://wp.inda...

My view is that free PT might increase ridership among existing users but wouldn't do much to expand patronage and certainly wouldn't improve services in a way that would attract more people. Indeed, service quality would likely decrease due to forgone revenue and increased costs. Equity issues can ...

Some people regard all speed limits are unnecessary. It's clear that the people who understand these things have decided there is sufficient reason to change it. They say it will improve safety and reduce crashes, based on modelling and reviews. I guess time will tell if the crash rate changes. I d...

The Premier also brought up the Tarrkarri site (not by name), but did say a lot of work was going on behind the scenes to make sure they got that building right. He wanted it to be of global significance and worth telling friends about and getting on a plane for. There was an article on ABC News On...

Looks good and hopefully only the first stage to a longer upgrade as you suggest.

I’m not sure if the concrete channel is required for flood management but I’d love if more of both Keswick and Sturt creeks could be naturalised or at least semi-naturalised with gabion walls.

The South Australian Heritage Council has provisionally entered the Crown and Anchor Hotel (Grenfell Street, Adelaide), in the South Australian Heritage Register and is seeking submissions. Anyone may make a submission on the form, which can be found here: https://www.environment.sa.gov.au/topics/h...

Downer proposes $500 million Adelaide Airport light rail link The builder of Adelaide’s East End tram extension, the Downer group, has lodged an unsolicited bid with the State Government to build, fund and operate an airport link. A privately funded 6km light-rail line linking Adelaide Airport to t...

Better to have that trade drawn to a high street like The Parade.