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020/A059/17
Construction of an 18-storey building with basement car parking comprising the retention and reuse of the former Hotel Wright Street as a Hotel at ground and first floors with atrium and roof top terrace licensed as part of the Hotel use
Glad they are retaining and upgrading the existing hotel. There was plenty of speculation that they would demolish it which would have set a really bad precedent (mind you plenty of that speculation was fueled by Rachel Sanderson so I guess it was always fairly dubious). Looking forward to seeing the renders.
Looks like it is actually offices which is surprising. I wonder if they already have a tenant.
Type: Schedule 10
Application Number: S10/32/2017
Lodgement Date: 21/09/2017
Location: 76-80 Wright Street, ADELAIDE SA 5000
Description: Construction of an 18 storey building with basement car parking, retention and reuse original fabric of Hotel Wright Street, hotel at ground first floor with a roof top terrace, atrium providing pedestrian link between Compton and Wright Street being licensed as hotel: retail tenancy ground floor: fifteen (15) levels offices: two (2) storey penthouses levels 16 and 17.
Well the developers have plenty of time to think about it before the build starts, time to alter the DA.................16 levels of offices...to 18 levels of apartments......plenty of time.......
The plan has always been for office space here - can fondly everyone whinging about the pub being sold to Chinese developers... despite most of said whingers not having set foot in the CBD, let alone a CBD pub, for the last 5 years. And, as mentioned, Rachel Sanderson banging on about apartments, despite that never having been part of the plan.
Get around the comments section circa August 2016:
Construction of an 18-storey building with basement car parking comprising the retention and reuse of the former Hotel Wright Street as a Hotel at ground and first floors with atrium and roof tip terrace licensed as part of the Hotel use; retail tenancy at ground floor; fifteen (15) levels of offices; and two (2) storey penthouses occupying levels 16 and 17.
Based on my past observations, I would hazard a guess that the building owner and/or architect would have wanted it to be ALL glass and it would have looked far better...but the govt architect/planners insist on concrete neighbouring walls for fire rating purposes/building code regulations or whatever, just in case another [high-rise] building is ever built adjacent/next door ... one day.