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Re: Adelaide Oval Redevelopment
Posted: Sun May 08, 2016 8:42 am
by Paulns
Meanwhile in Brisbane there's a pretty exciting proposal.
http://www.brisbanelive.com.au
I've been saying all along Memorial Drive needs a major redevelopment. Every time I walk past the joint I think about what could be at this prime location..
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Re: Adelaide Oval Redevelopment
Posted: Sun May 08, 2016 1:30 pm
by Jaymz
No one is a bigger fan of the redeveloped Adelaide Oval than me. I've already attended it dozens of times.
However, there is about as much chance of this new stadium getting off the ground, than that glass tower in the
background (in North Adelaide)
Re: Adelaide Oval Redevelopment
Posted: Sun May 08, 2016 7:36 pm
by rockthenation
Jaymz wrote:No one is a bigger fan of the redeveloped Adelaide Oval than me. I've already attended it dozens of times.
However, there is about as much chance of this new stadium getting off the ground, than that glass tower in the
background (in North Adelaide)
If you told me 10 years ago Adelaide Oval would have been redeveloped for AFL football, I would have said the same thing. Hopefully wiser heads prevail and something like this does happen. We've seen what the Adelaide Oval precinct has done for the state, a sporting hub there is a no-brainer!
Re: Adelaide Oval Redevelopment
Posted: Sun May 08, 2016 10:09 pm
by Patrick_27
Love the stadium design but the location is horrible. Besides, if people want to see an arena within this area then this vision will certainly not allow for that unless they close Memorial Drive and built it right on the edge of the Torrens which would make it all awfully cluttered. We have other places this could be built, I don't know why they're trying to do a Sydney and cram everything into such a tiny area. The Commonwealth Games doesn't have any requirements to have all sporting facilities to be in one area, that's the Olympics.
Re: Adelaide Oval Redevelopment
Posted: Fri May 20, 2016 10:45 pm
by I Follow PAFC
Crushing footbridge news for footy fans.
ACCESS to Adelaide Oval’s popular footbridge will be highly restricted during at least part of next year’s football season and its remaining few users channelled through a narrow riverbank alleyway.
because of the festival plaza construction.
http://www.adelaidenow.com.au/news/sout ... 670b2db930
I can't see anymore of the article because I am not subscribe.
Re: Adelaide Oval Redevelopment
Posted: Fri May 20, 2016 10:50 pm
by Alyx
Re: Adelaide Oval Redevelopment
Posted: Fri May 20, 2016 11:22 pm
by Norman
I Follow PAFC wrote:Crushing footbridge news for footy fans.
ACCESS to Adelaide Oval’s popular footbridge will be highly restricted during at least part of next year’s football season and its remaining few users channelled through a narrow riverbank alleyway.
because of the festival plaza construction.
http://www.adelaidenow.com.au/news/sout ... 670b2db930
I can't see anymore of the article because I am not subscribe.
ACCESS to Adelaide Oval’s popular footbridge will be highly restricted during at least part of next year’s football season and its remaining few users channelled through a narrow riverbank alleyway.
In a likely unpopular move, the footbridge’s southern end will be blocked by construction work for the Festival Plaza redevelopment, which involves lowering the roadway north of the Adelaide Railway Station.
The northern entrance to the railway station will be closed to prevent access to the Festival Drv construction site.
A large Clipsal 500-style overpass will take remaining footbridge users over the construction site and link to a narrow pedestrian walkway between the railway station and Intercontinental Hotel. Rail passengers would use the station’s southern entrance.
Confirming the plan to The Advertiser, Transport and Infrastructure Minister Stephen Mullighan said a timetable for the $1 billion Festival Plaza overhaul would be drawn up within months and this would determine how many games were affected.
Re: Adelaide Oval Redevelopment
Posted: Sat May 21, 2016 12:13 am
by crawf
Errr.... just use King William St instead
Re: Adelaide Oval Redevelopment
Posted: Sat May 21, 2016 1:57 am
by Algernon
Best thing about the Advertiser is if you live o/s it stops you from feeling homesick.
Re: Adelaide Oval Redevelopment
Posted: Sat May 21, 2016 9:07 am
by Brucetiki
crawf wrote:Errr.... just use King William St instead
Was about to say that, or along the casino, and top of the Playhouse back down to the footbridge (if that's still accessible).
Not to mention we don't know how many games it's going to affect - it could be 1 (and if you play a Port game that would offset the inconvenience greatly)
Re: Adelaide Oval Redevelopment
Posted: Sat May 21, 2016 6:00 pm
by rev
Brucetiki wrote:crawf wrote:Errr.... just use King William St instead
Was about to say that, or along the casino, and top of the Playhouse back down to the footbridge (if that's still accessible).
Not to mention we don't know how many games it's going to affect - it could be 1 (
and if you play a Port game that would offset the inconvenience greatly)
Closing the footbridge is going to be an inconvenience for both footy clubs and the cricket if construction is going on during the summer.
And FYI, for your claimed "great offset in inconvenience"...here's the facts..Crows average 47k and Port average 42k at home games. And that's AFL official figures, not the SMA(SANFL) fudged figures.
Re: Adelaide Oval Redevelopment
Posted: Sat May 21, 2016 10:16 pm
by Waewick
rev wrote:Brucetiki wrote:crawf wrote:Errr.... just use King William St instead
Was about to say that, or along the casino, and top of the Playhouse back down to the footbridge (if that's still accessible).
Not to mention we don't know how many games it's going to affect - it could be 1 (
and if you play a Port game that would offset the inconvenience greatly)
Closing the footbridge is going to be an inconvenience for both footy clubs and the cricket if construction is going on during the summer.
And FYI, for your claimed "great offset in inconvenience"...here's the facts..Crows average 47k and Port average 42k at home games. And that's AFL official figures, not the SMA(SANFL) fudged figures.
Won't be a problem next home game
.
But still it's an inconvenience which you would have hoped could have been avoided.
I have to say the build up of people in the area out front of the bridge is a concern for me.
Re: Adelaide Oval Redevelopment
Posted: Sun May 22, 2016 7:06 pm
by claybro
Just a minor gripe, but why is it that games broadcast from MCG or EThiad always they cut away to shots of the stadium with the melboune skyline in background, but games at AO, do not seem to show any. I know flying in, AO looks spectacular against the CBD at night, surely there are aerial shots available from a chopper, or the top of the apartments in North Adelaide? There is a huge interstate audience watching these games.
Re: Adelaide Oval Redevelopment
Posted: Sun May 22, 2016 7:48 pm
by Spurdo
construction work for the Festival Plaza redevelopment
Found the obligatory typo
Re: Adelaide Oval Redevelopment
Posted: Sun May 22, 2016 10:19 pm
by Norman
Found this photo whole browsing some old photos. From July 2 2012.
