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Patrick_27 wrote:The carpark is ugly but at this stage unless someone is willing to put the big bucks forward to make something of the site, I'd be incline to suggest they simply re-activate its retail component where Radio Rentals were, that alone would drastically improve the appearance. I'd rather see something come of the gravel area on the opposite side of the street which I believe Samaras owns.

Mpol03 wrote: ↑

Sun Aug 12, 2018 9:03 pm

Really? What site will it potentially be on?
I haven't heard that before... this is exciting, given the second stage is of the same quality. If it involves knocking down that god awful carpark next door, almost anything will be better.

Pikey wrote: ↑

Sun Aug 12, 2018 9:00 pm

It’s worth remembering that there’s a stage two to this development that is taller than this. Exciting times.

Ben wrote: ↑

Fri Aug 12, 2016 1:13 pm

Article in indaily today that says stage 2 will be around 25 stories.

Is this Adelaide's next laneway hotspot?
Tom Richardson

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There could be yet more intrigue for the site, with a stage-two development mooted for further up Pitt Street, where Uniting Communities’ current offices now sit.


The current offices on Pitt Street. Photo: Tony Lewis / InDaily

The agency essentially owns the block, and has grand – albeit as yet undetailed – plans to turn the remaining half of the site into a mixed-use housing development, “with a fair emphasis on social and affordable housing”.

“Our thinking is it could go up to 24 or 25 storeys, potentially,” Schrapel said.

“We’ve designed this stage with a view to allowing that, so it’s not one big block.”