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HiTouch wrote: ↑

Thu Aug 30, 2018 11:09 am

I really like the glass of this development. It's a shame that some people wake up to a view of the Waymouth Rotten Cheese Building as their view.

It has been around for like 2 months and it's already looking aged

They obviously need to hurry up and paint it bright yellow.

From today

Hardly inspiring but decent density filler. Glazing is the icing on the cake.

Thanks for the pics

From today. Crane coming down I believe.

With this nearing completion, I wonder how long before we see plans for Stage 2. This is supposed to be the remaining Franklin Street lots (with stage 3 the vacant lot on Elizabeth Street), with I think two towers and refurbishment of the old Balfours facade.

I hope they manage to lease a supermarket on the ground tenancy of Stage 1 - the area is a little underserved, even despite the Central Market being so near.

I'm just dead keen to see the brick facade of the podium wall.

A few photos from today, the brickwork has been revealed and looks great!

Norman beat me to it. Another picture of the brick work at West franklin 3/10/2018.

Mostly happy with how this has turned out! This is how you finish a building.

This one is quite prominent coming into the city from Montefiore.

A corner view of the brick work. Picture 21/10/2018 .

Haven't commented on this project yet, but what a fantastic development for this part of the CBD. I wondered for quite some time after they completed phase 1 (the french fry building), when they would get started on the second phase, and finally, they're almost finished.
The buildings may be a tad on the "seen that before" spectrum, but together as a group they look fantastic - loving the "V" shaped supports, and the spiced up brick wall facade.

Cheers for keeping the photos updated boys!

The west end's been getting a bunch of good one's lately. This building also turned out better than it's render IMO.

In all its nearly-completed glory, bathed in Spring sunshine. (21/10/2018)

From today. Click for bigger: