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If the new courts precinct ever eventuates that will fill the gap also, it's a prime location for a 150m+

Getting back on topic, the core box is being removed as we speak.

Ben wrote:This same developer bought the former Trims site so I expect once Bohem commences they will announce their next project which I assume would be the Trims site.

I thought Karidis bought the old trims site??

Brando wrote:

Ben wrote:This same developer bought the former Trims site so I expect once Bohem commences they will announce their next project which I assume would be the Trims site.

I thought Karidis bought the old trims site??

They have the site closer to the law courts. It's a 2 level commercial building. There is a thread somewhere. It's possible this has been on sold though I haven't heard anything for over a year.

Pikey wrote:Getting back on topic, the core box is being removed as we speak.

and it's gone...

A few shots taken heading into the City via the Southern Parklands this afternoon...

Llessur2002 wrote:A few shots taken heading into the City via the Southern Parklands this afternoon...

I'll happily take this elsewhere for discussion. But I just wanted to quickly point out in your first image just how genuinely shit the southern parklands look. How does having large parks around our city that look that awful encourage city living? Goddamn.

Great photos by the way!

Love this photo....says "New Urban Adelaide" to me.

Patrick_27 wrote:But I just wanted to quickly point out in your first image just how genuinely shit the southern parklands look.

Haha - that's exactly what I was thinking as I cycled across them...

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Llessur2002 wrote:

Patrick_27 wrote:But I just wanted to quickly point out in your first image just how genuinely shit the southern parklands look.

Haha - that's exactly what I was thinking as I cycled across them...

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Refer to Adelaide City Council thread. Recent post on park land feedback and plans. The people are revolting about the state of southern parklands. No surprise you'll agree I'm sure...

Photo from seconds ago.

Interesting to note how high the crane is allowed. Gives an indication as to how tall buildings in that part of the could be.

Having said that, I know that cranes are only allowed to penetration the PANS-OPS ceiling for 3 months. Any longer requires special approval from the Federal Minister. Does anyone know the story behind this one in regards to airport approvals?

[Shuz] wrote:Interesting to note how high the crane is allowed. Gives an indication as to how tall buildings in that part of the could be.

Having said that, I know that cranes are only allowed to penetration the PANS-OPS ceiling for 3 months. Any longer requires special approval from the Federal Minister. Does anyone know the story behind this one in regards to airport approvals?

But wouldn't constructing a building similar to the VUE crane's height then require a taller crane?

Patrick_27 wrote:

[Shuz] wrote:Interesting to note how high the crane is allowed. Gives an indication as to how tall buildings in that part of the could be.

Having said that, I know that cranes are only allowed to penetration the PANS-OPS ceiling for 3 months. Any longer requires special approval from the Federal Minister. Does anyone know the story behind this one in regards to airport approvals?

But wouldn't constructing a building similar to the VUE crane's height then require a taller crane?

Hammerhead crane(s)

Vue from the somewhat more aesthetically appealing (ie green!) perspective (from this morning)