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JamesXander wrote:Wow I really can't wait for this one to be finished. Will be great to stare at after a big night. Possible laying on my back yacking from the Large Whooper Meal purchased minutes prior.

But still, it will be awesome.

*kicks* Sorry Sir but you can't sleep here... move along...

JamesXander wrote:Wow I really can't wait for this one to be finished. Will be great to stare at after a big night. Possible laying on my back yacking from the Large Whooper Meal purchased minutes prior.

But still, it will be awesome.

Now, that's a fine idea!

JamesXander wrote:Wow I really can't wait for this one to be finished. Will be great to stare at after a big night. Possible laying on my back yacking from the Large Whooper Meal purchased minutes prior.

But still, it will be awesome.

I have been doing this for years, Does this mean i am starting something before a new trend?

Btw guys, spotted more frame supports ... this time on the pulteney street side.. it's definately happening now!

There's a fair bit of construction going on there today and it's only a couple of months away from being finished......... This one should be good, as the car parks there are pretty ugly......

Structural frames up on levels 3 & 6!!!! Go fusion!

Hopefully once its up and everyone loves it, they will do the same as the Tramline and Extend it!

bm7500 wrote:Hopefully once its up and everyone loves it, they will do the same as the Tramline and Extend it!

yes, it really should run the full length of the building down rundle st...

by bm7500 on Fri Jun 27, 2008 11:15 am
Hopefully once its up and everyone loves it, they will do the same as the Tramline and Extend it!

I wish that the ACC had been more ambitious from the start.. guess we are lucky to have small section really..

ambition and the ACC, now that would be something

Wow, shouldn't be long now.
Really looking forward to this.

bm7500 wrote:Hopefully once its up and everyone loves it, they will do the same as the Tramline and Extend it!

As much as I would love that, I thought the fact that it was smaller than the actual building had something to do with air flow or being a fire hazard. Can anyone clear that up? I don't actually know this for sure but I remember someone mentioning it before.

cruel_world00 wrote:As much as I would love that, I thought the fact that it was smaller than the actual building had something to do with air flow or being a fire hazard. Can anyone clear that up? I don't actually know this for sure but I remember someone mentioning it before.

Yes. Apparently if they covered too much of the car park, they'd have to install an active ventilation system for the car exhaust, which would add significant cost to the project.

Construction/installation of the display is about to occur. Watch this space in the coming weeks!

Dave_The_Planner wrote:Construction/installation of the display is about to occur. Watch this space in the coming weeks!

Cooooooooool

I asked a question in the chamber on Monday night - reference in Ray light column page 2 of City Messenger.

We received a briefing paper yesterday – lights are on their way and it should be up around September.