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The developer behind a new 21-storey, $160 million hotel on a local heritage site on Pirie Street says he wanted to retain the listed frontage but was told “it just wouldn’t work”, as the State Government waves through planning consent.
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A 21-storey, $160 million Pirie Street hotel that will force the demolition of a local heritage-listed facade is set to be approved by a state government planning body, despite the developer saying the Government Architect is “muddying the waters” with “unnecessary and inappropriate” objections.
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UPDATED: Construction of the 27-storey, $180 million Hyatt Regency Hotel on Pirie Street has been delayed, the Adelaide City Council has revealed.
The Hyatt name will return to Adelaide for the first time in a decade, with the announcement of a 27-storey, $180m hotel to be built on the site of a heritage-listed building the Adelaide City Council didn’t want demolished.
