[COM] 104-106 Currie Street | 117m | 33lvl | Sofitel Hotel

[rev]

Different angles taken 26/12/2019

Horrendously plain and boring so far.

[citywatcher]

Different angles taken 26/12/2019

Horrendously plain and boring so far.

Looks just like any other building at that stage of construction

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[Ben]

Crane raise today.

[Jaymz]

Crane raise today.

Well thank f$%k for that. Still moving slowly, someone said previously it would move faster once past the concrete levels

[Mpol03]

The glazing looks to be great quality.
Very keen to see how this will finish.

Hurry up already.

[rev]

Its like they let the work experience kid muck around on Sketchup, based on the facade/glass thats gone up so far

[phenom]

This one is already quite prominent in the skyline as you go down KWS on the tram. When it's at full height and finished, it will really visually 'close in' Currie Street up the Light Square section I think.

[bigdog69]

I've been following this forum for a while now and decided to make an account to show my appreciation.

This building is coming along nicely i say, facade is nicely broken up and doesnt have a consistent plain pattern going all the way up.

Cant wait to see the finishing product.

[timtam20292]

Welcome to the forum

[bm7500]

Glass with class - What Adelaidean's glass should look like.

[EBG]

A view from the western side. Now that the safety screens have been raised up you can more clearly see the transition from the concrete floors to the steel column floors.
Click on picture for bigger.

[EBG]

A view from the western side. Now that the safety screens have been raised up you can more clearly see the transition from the concrete floors to the steel column floors.

[BradJC]

Glass in flattering light. Taken Saturday.

[bigdog69]

That front shot looks amazing!

That contrast between panel and spandrel Excellent selection

[Pikey]

I agree, this looks like it's going to be a stunner.

Notice the slight change in floor plates too with the angled indent. I didn't realise that would be the case.