As always when walking down Murray Street in the city I have a peek to see how this huge project is progressing. Once the most expensive car park in the city I have no idea what will take it's place, we'll have to wait and see. I pulled back the netting to get a clearer look, happy to see that the fabulous mural by Welsh born London based artist Phlegm has so far survived. I remember watching him as he worked back in April 2015 during Public 2015, an incroyable endeavour! I understand the life of street art can be fleeting but it would be sad to see this one disappear behind a wall of steel and glass aka a skyscraper! Watch this space! Happy Friday, take care and stay safe..
The space they're working in looks big enough that I expect it'll take quite awhile to get finished.
ReplyDeleteAlways fascinating watching construction in progress.
ReplyDelete...looks like a BIG dig.
ReplyDeleteAlways interesting to see new buildings taking some sort of form. There must be a sign somewhere giving you all the information of what it will be and who is building it etc. I hope the mural continues to stay put. Take care, Diane
ReplyDeleteIt is coming right along there. I hope the mural survives!
ReplyDeleteIt looks like something very big is happening, Grace! We have a huge Phlegm piece here too and it is wonderful so I hope yours survives!
ReplyDeleteYou will have to keep us updated on the nog project.
ReplyDeleteThat is a big project but it looks like it's moving forward nicely. Hopefully the mural will survive.
ReplyDeleteI love that first shot but am glad for the 2nd shot, too, to help me see what's going on!
ReplyDeleteBig construction projects are always interesting to watch and photograph throughout their life. Nice photos.
ReplyDeleteGosh that does look like a huge project Grace.
ReplyDeleteAn interesting glimpse, PDP.
ReplyDeleteWay Cool & Loved The Blurry Adjustment Post
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Hehe, so typical - and great - of you, putting the net away for a clear shot, Grace :-)
ReplyDeleteOh, my, that place will be gone, too? Not that I ever intend to visit the city by car. When will the building be up and ready?
Fantástica a primeira fotografia num belo efeito visual.
ReplyDeleteUm abraço e bom fim-de-semana.
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With and without the netting are certainly different views. The first is rather arty!
ReplyDeleteYou are Perth's eyes, G
ReplyDeleteThat is a very big construction space. I wonder what will grow up from there.
ReplyDeleteAmazing pics
ReplyDeleteoh that is an awesome mural, I hope it doesn't get overshadowed by the new building.
ReplyDeleteI always loved peeking into construction sites in the busy downtown where I used to live, I remember there being viewing holes in the wood fencing. At least that's what I used them for.
ReplyDeleteHope the new building doesn't block the mural.
ReplyDeleteI love that first shot, Grace, well done !
ReplyDeleteLove that first shot.
ReplyDeletePhlegm???
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