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Developers have set April 4 next year as the date to begin construction at North Adelaide’s notoriously vacant old Le Cornu site, but a legal challenge stands in the way of the $250 million three-tower development.
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The state’s planning body will decide next week whether to green-light the $200 million Aboriginal Art and Cultures Centre at Lot Fourteen, with government planners recommending approval so that building work can begin later this year.
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The state’s key planning body has approved a project to build two 32-storey towers behind the heritage-listed Newmarket Hotel on the corner of North and West Terrace, despite them standing 65m higher than the recommended local limit and forcing a change to the flight path of incoming aircraft.
Multinational developer Walker Corporation has been handed a two-year extension to build its long-awaited tower at the redeveloped Festival Plaza, but the company says it’s on track to finish the $600 million build before the new 2024 deadline.
A state government development manager has recommended SA’s key planning body approve a 13-storey apartment block development on the Glenelg foreshore – despite the Government Architect opposing the plan due to its “overbearing mass”.
The State Commission Assessment Panel has approved plans to transform a notorious North Adelaide block vacant for 30 years into a $250 million three-tower development, with construction expected to begin next year.
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