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The state’s planning panel has told the developer behind a proposed eight-storey apartment block at Norwood to refine the design to “provide visual relief” from its “mass and bulk” to better suit The Parade’s character.
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UPDATED: An eight-storey apartment block proposed to be built behind heritage shopfronts on The Parade has been recommended for approval despite a six-storey local height limit and council and resident concerns it will “loom large” over Norwood.
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A community organisation is seeking approval to knock down a historic Hutt Street villa to make way for an eight-storey affordable housing block for women.
A developer has applied to demolish the rear of the state heritage-listed King’s Head Hotel on King William St and build a 16-storey hotel and shops, but intends to keep operating the pub as a going concern.
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.
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.
