Mural's New Home: Adelaide Tower with Global Hope Theme

0:00A striking mural in Adelaide showing a young Ukrainian girl battling injustice with just a law book is on the move. Last Thursday, the State Planning Assessment Panel, Greenlit, a 22-story tower, right where it sits at 33 Angustreeden. Developer Roger Salis, who commissioned the artwork back in 2023 during French Festival, owns the spot and plans to relocate it to A, Safer, Permanent Home. The tower, designed by local firm Matthews Architects, brings 37 mixed-use apartments to the city center. Salis runs a law firm out of the current building, which isn't heritage listed, so it'll come down to make way. He's tying the new project to the mural's theme of hope amid global chaos, from Ukraine to the Middle East. Salis wants this to stand as a symbol of beauty in virtue against all that destruction. Picture classical white and gold tones inside, flooding spaces with light, plus panoramic views of the city, mountains, or even a glimpse of the ocean, from your door.

1:01On the perk side, expect 200 square meter units, a five-star green star rating, turntable parking, a gym, wellness center, rooftop terraces, and a French cafe downstairs. It's a $75 million push toward quality living. Salis still needs final building consent, eyeing a groundbreaking in January or February of 2027, keeping that spirit of protection. Alive in a fresh spot for Adelaide, local news, powered by AI. This is Adelaide News Today.