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In other "interesting" news. This year has seen the most development applications since 2008!!!

However most of them relate to small projects such as the below.

Type: Development Application Received
Application Number: DA/1038/2011
Lodgement Date: 14/12/2011
Location: ORIGIN ENERGY HOUSE, 1-15 King William Street, ADELAIDE SA 5000
Description: Erect temporary artwork to traffic signal boxes.

been driving along hindley st to get to work lately and seen some work happening at the old princes arcade building. the front 3 facades have been blackened with colourful questions marks also. anyone know whats going in? not another dud nightclub space i hope

Picking up on crawf's post, perhaps the Remand Centre can eventually be relocated to the open space south of the Supreme Court. I assume both sites are government owned and UniSA would love to get their hands on anything near the new library.

Have heard a credible rumour (maybe its been reported), that the HQ owners are in talks to sell their site to developers (hotel presumeably because of the new hospital?)

Wouldn't surprise me if this did happen down the track, that site would be perfect for a hotel and HQ isn't the most attractive complex (excluding Newmarket Hotel). Not to mention once the new hospital is completed, patients will probably complain about the loud noise from nearby HQ.

But if HQ does close it will leave a massive hole in Adelaide's clubbing scene which would be devastating for the city nightlife. Unless if it's replaced by another large entertainment venue in the city, then it wont be so bad.

But if HQ does close it will leave a massive hole in Adelaide's clubbing scene which would be devastating for the city nightlife. Unless if it's replaced by another large entertainment venue in the city, then it wont be so bad.

HQ already is a hole. I for one will be glad to see it go.

(But not before the Vengaboys and Aqua come to town)

I'm not a fan of HQ either, but it would still be a massive blow to the local clubbing scene. HQ attracts alot of national and international acts.

The West End has already lost Cargo and Vodka Bar in recent times.

crawf wrote:I'm not a fan of HQ either, but it would still be a massive blow to the local clubbing scene. HQ attracts alot of national and international acts.

The West End has already lost Cargo and Vodka Bar in recent times.

Anything that kills the clubbing scene is a good thing in my opinion.

Pub scene revival?

zills_86 wrote:

crawf wrote:I'm not a fan of HQ either, but it would still be a massive blow to the local clubbing scene. HQ attracts alot of national and international acts.

The West End has already lost Cargo and Vodka Bar in recent times.

Anything that kills the clubbing scene is a good thing in my opinion.

Pub scene revival?

JamesXander where did you hear the rumour about Hq from? Being a frequent attender of the club (dont judge me hah) as well as follower on this site im very interested to look/learn more about this

A 20 -30 story+ hotel would be great for this site if thats what the potential plans are

This would never happen. The site has a strict height limit of 5-6 levels not to mention the Newmarket is heritage listed. The restrictions are AAL ones imposed as its so close to the flight path.

Funk are opening a cafe in the Norwich centre in North Adelaide opposite the WCH.

I have heard that some of the owners were made aware that the company had been approached by developers. HQ has a number of different owners apparently.

I would imagine that the new market would be retained as a pub. Also note that there is a 8-10 storey building just down the road (ipad or something)

crawf wrote:

rhino wrote:

crawf wrote:Being directly opposite the Remand Centre, it's not exactly the ideal location.

:/

Huh? Can't see the link there I'm afraid.

Inmates will walk across the road and hire the equipment they need to break out of the remand centre?

Sorry, as in residential or commercial development.

Are you aware there is a hotel right behind the remand center, with only a small lane way separating them?
Some of the balcony views are of the remand center..

JamesXander wrote:Have heard a credible rumour (maybe its been reported), that the HQ owners are in talks to sell their site to developers (hotel presumeably because of the new hospital?)

Where did you hear this rumour?

The owners of HQ should look at Heaven as an example not to follow.
HQ, formerly Heaven, worked and works, because of it's location.
Heaven, reopened at former St Pauls site on Pultney, does not work so great.
Presumably HQ will re-open at another location. It wont work.
If they are going to close at their current site, they may as well just open a new club with a new name.

A 20 -30 story+ hotel would be great for this site if thats what the potential plans are

No worries. I heard it's going to be 110 stories.

Property developer Theo Maras looks out toward Rundle Mall. Picture: Nigel Parsons
Source: The Advertiser

A $4.5 MILLION tourist and residential development, that will bring visitors to the East End, has been approved by the Development Assessment Commission

http://www.adelaidenow.com.au/real-esta ... 6241220726




not sure where this goes - I can't believe the Council knocked this back.