Compared to Sydney's Melbourne skyscrapers, Ade is flat on the plane-like a quiet village.
Recently, Adelaide is also in the direction of internationalization!
Currently, the construction of the tallest building in Adelaide has been approved by the National Committee Assessment team, which will add 38 storeys of floor space to the central business district!
It is understood that the building will be built in Adelaide Metro information centre, Equinox Property Group on the corner of King William and Currie streets, including 266 hotel suites, 78 residential apartments and a restaurant and bar.
The new building is expected to be as high as 132.4 meters, 40 cm higher than the westpac building opposite it!
Daniel Gannon, executive director of the Australian Real Estate Council, said the current open space area is equivalent to 10 Adelaide oval venues, about 50% higher than the historical average!
Mr. Kennet said the education industry would be the best catalyst for Adelaide's urban development, with the announcement of a merger between the University of Adelaide and the University of South Australia. This is an important node to attract more students to Adelaide to exchange and study.
In the future, the government plans to build a A $100m Adelaide Botanical Garden concept high school near Frome Road's North Terrace, which is expected to be open to 1250 students from downtown suburbs in 2019.
According to the present plan, Adelaide may develop into an international metropolis in the future. Do you expect this kind of Adelaide?