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[Shuz] wrote: ↑

Tue Nov 03, 2020 1:42 pm

Logic isn't really Aidan's strong suit...

Oh and what’s your logic?

I think we should stop over analysing the situation and give the area a chance to evolve, it's barely finished and we are already trying to compare it to somewhere else. This is uniquely ours lets embrace it and make it work.

Surely these idiots would have been caught by some security camera footage?

By examining the photo close up the depth of field seems to be correct if the sharpest point of focus is the closest building, baring in mind a telephoto lens has a shallower depth of field than say a standard or wide angle focal length lens, meaning this has not been cropped to the degree of using ...

I believe from 2005 on wards we really haven't paused much.

That area including over the railway tracks, in my opinion should be reserved for a nice high rise building, it's a skyline changer that spot. The stadium does look good there though.

The ABC's doing an Our Changing State series that 'looks at how SA is changing and the challenges it must overcome', with part one below: Adelaide is moving into the 'grey zone', and there's one thing that could fix it Rebecca Puddy, 8 December 2019, ABC News For years, South Australia has faced an...

The ABC's doing an Our Changing State series that 'looks at how SA is changing and the challenges it must overcome', with part one below: Adelaide is moving into the 'grey zone', and there's one thing that could fix it Rebecca Puddy, 8 December 2019, ABC News For years, South Australia has faced an...

I actually don't mind it the sandstone look seems to blend in with the adjacent heritage.

it looks to tidy and organised to be Melbourne

Am I the only one who thinks this tower looks superb, and isn’t taking up too much space as long as a second one isn’t built? No I also think this is a great looking building in an ideal location that will start to change our skyline as we enter the city from the North and give more vibrancy to the...

Yeah agree I love it too.

Why can't we have something like that in Adelaide? Give it time Adelaide too will be heading towards becoming a world class city one day. I very much doubt Adelaide will ever have a skyline like Melbourne, and that's okay. It doesn't have too, but it can be unique and world class in its own right.

Aikhme wrote: ↑

Sun Mar 03, 2019 11:28 am

Why can't we have something like that in Adelaide?

Give it time Adelaide too will be heading towards becoming a world class city one day.

You'll probably find that the appealing eastern stand will probably be replace with a more appealing hotel, I say bring it on too is an Australian first.