[CAN] 207 Pulteney Street | 180m | 55 Levels | Mixed Use

[HiTouch]

Patrick, you definitely need to make sure your horses are holding because groundbreaking developments take years to commence. Look at Adelaide Oval, Eureka and infinity tower for example. Mum taught me that patience is a virtue and from the words of the late Dame Edna (God bless her soul), "it'll come darling!".

[1990crow]

Late July.. hope this project is real and going ahead. Adelaide desperately needs a real skyscraper like this. I show a photo of our current skyline to east coast people and they laugh.

Any updates would be appreciated positive or negative. Stakeholder meetings? To get approval for the height? If it gets approved but only for 135m Im going to be disappointed.

[timtam20292]

Late July.. hope this project is real and going ahead. Adelaide desperately needs a real skyscraper like this. I show a photo of our current skyline to east coast people and they laugh.

Any updates would be appreciated positive or negative. Stakeholder meetings? To get approval for the height? If it gets approved but only for 135m Im going to be disappointed.

Any updates on this project will be posted as soon as possible. By posting in this thread asking for updates, you are giving me and other members false hope that an update has been posted.

[HiTouch]

Late July.. hope this project is real and going ahead. Adelaide desperately needs a real skyscraper like this. I show a photo of our current skyline to east coast people and they laugh.

Any updates would be appreciated positive or negative. Stakeholder meetings? To get approval for the height? If it gets approved but only for 135m Im going to be disappointed.

Blooming heck!! I agree with Tim!! I just had a false hope as well!!

[1990crow]

Late July.. hope this project is real and going ahead. Adelaide desperately needs a real skyscraper like this. I show a photo of our current skyline to east coast people and they laugh.

Any updates would be appreciated positive or negative. Stakeholder meetings? To get approval for the height? If it gets approved but only for 135m Im going to be disappointed.

Blooming heck!! I agree with Tim!! I just had a false hope as well!!

Im just hopeful! When I eventually return home I want to see this built.

[Ho Really]

Late July.. hope this project is real and going ahead. Adelaide desperately needs a real skyscraper like this. I show a photo of our current skyline to east coast people and they laugh.

Any updates would be appreciated positive or negative. Stakeholder meetings? To get approval for the height? If it gets approved but only for 135m Im going to be disappointed.

Blooming heck!! I agree with Tim!! I just had a false hope as well!!

Im just hopeful! When I eventually return home I want to see this built.

Bumping threads should be banned. As for showing eastcoaters our skylkine you need to explain to them there is a valid reason why it is so. We have an airport and flightpaths near and over the CBD. It's no laughing matter. That should shut them up.

Cheers

[CDJ]

Sydney's airport is similar distance to their CBD - about 7km. The arguments against regulatory change don't stack up when compared with other cities in Australia and globally. The RTCC and PANS-OPS surfaces currently in place over Adelaide are relatively low because no-one has challenged them previously.

[Nort]

Sydney's airport is similar distance to their CBD - about 7km. The arguments against regulatory change don't stack up when compared with other cities in Australia and globally. The RTCC and PANS-OPS surfaces currently in place over Adelaide are relatively low because no-one has challenged them previously.

The project is now in Pre-Lodgement - the formal process commenced this week.

Thanks for the update. Anyone know how long in past cases it has taken from pre-lodgement to public information coming out?

I'm looking forward to how Adelaide looks from the airport in coming years. The view from the terminal is already great, and with the buildings currently going up and hopefully this it will look even better.

[Spurdo]

Now than some major progress has been made, would it be possible for CDJ to tell us what this building will be used for? Will this be completely residential or will it be mixed use.

[Stryker]

The project is now in Pre-Lodgement - the formal process commenced this week.

Please for the love of Mary's little lamb, let it be something spectacular!

[HiTouch]

Advertiser Mockup

[HiTouch]

https://www.adelaidenow.com.au/news/sou ... 8d21953d30

Proposed Dominator 1 tower planned for Adelaide’s CBD reduced by 35m, would still be tallest building

JWDT website proposes 60-storey tower in Adelaide CBD
Adelaide’s tallest building: Court action against neighbouring student accommodation
A PROPOSED tower that would be Adelaide’s tallest is still on the cards.

In 2017, the Sunday Mail revealed that a company called JWDT was touting a close-to-200m high, 60-storey tower with conference centre, a high-end boutique hotel and city skyline apartments on its website.

The building, previously referred to as the “Dominator 1”, was originally touted as 230m in height but Adelaide Airport’s Procedures for Air Navigation Services means it would be 195m high — far exceeding the under-construction Adelaidean which will stand at 135m.

Last week a 132.4m high hotel, apartment and office building on the northern corner of Currie St and King William St was approved by the State Commission Assessment Panel — which will sit as Adelaide’s second-tallest building when it is completed.

Our current tallest building is the 31-storey Westpac House which stands at 132 metres high.


While it is still a while away from being assessed by SCAP, there is speculation that JWDT’s has moved into the pre-lodgement phase where proponents and key decision-makers such as the Government Architect “work together” to streamline development applications to find out if they stack up or not.

A Department of Planning Transport and Infrastructure spokesman said the service was confidential and the department could not comment on whether a site has an application in the pre-lodgement phase.

Over the phone and in a email, a staff member from JWDT told The Advertiser that they were “still preparing the project”.


Could this be the building that'll dominate Adelaide's skyline?
The Advertiser has been told member from behind the proposal have also been approaching members of the State Government and the state’s Property Council over the past couple of months.

It is understood a lobbyist for the consortium approached the Property Council last week offering to give a briefing about the current status of the proposal.

When details of the proposal first emerged, a key potential roadblock to the lofty ambitions was the operations and safety requirements of the Adelaide Airport.

Any building that intrudes into Adelaide Airports “protected airspace” requires approval and The Advertiser understands that the airport has said a 195m building in the city would not necessarily be ruled out by the airport’s requirements.

Property records show a company named JWDT Land paid $11.6 million to buy lots 207-209 Pulteney St, at the Flinders St intersection, from Australian Datong Investment and Development in September, 2016.



Video fly-through of 3D model of Adelaide CBD skyline
Datong built the Aria apartments on Gouger St and was developing the U2 apartment project on Waymouth St until it ran into cash problems and was unable to keep up with repayments.

The U2 site was subsequently put up for sale by North Adelaide-based CEG Securities.

JWDT Land also owns the property at 101 Grenfell St, between Wyatt and Chesser streets.

[Howie]

Booom!!
Wow!

That’s not an official render of the building, that’s a mock-up from the tiser I believe.

[HiTouch]

Booom!!
Wow!

That’s not an official render of the building, that’s a mock-up from the tiser I believe.

Thanks Howie you are right. I got a bit excited.

Still, it shows the impact that it will make!

[Nort]

Based on that article it looks like that journalist reads this forum!