News New Premier Partner - Starfish Developments

[Ford Fairlane]

new Dock One development by award-winning STARFISH Developments has joined the Port Adelaide Football Club as a Premier Partner for the next two seasons.

The imminent master-planned community will feature 750 homes, a dockside piazza and boardwalk.

Dock One is set to launch early in 2019 and will continue the rejuvenation of the Port, incorporating the former Department of Marine and Harbour Building and old Customs House, which will become the new development’s sales centre.

http://www.portadelaidefc.com.au/news/2018-12-10/starfish-developments-join-as-premier-partner

Premier Partner is next level below Major Sponsor, eg RAA, Tyrepower, Haneco.

 

[Forzaport]

Great news. For a brief moment, I was looking forward to a dockside pizza.

 

[Grave Danger]

Their logo even looks like a sphincter...

 

[Trewth]

Huge, if true.

 

[Alyx]

"The master-planned community..."

 

[Boxx]

We Dock as one...

 

[Magus]

Are these the guys that wanna knock down those beautiful sheds?

 

[Ford Fairlane]

"The master-planned community..."

You could have at least coloured them in the wharf guernsey black and white bar and stripes.

 

[DaTBird187]

Their logo even looks like a sphincter...

Dammit!

Kinda takes the momentum out of my suggested OAK /Starfish Chocolate Milk collaboration.

 

[RussellEbertHandball]

750 homes in the heartland at Dock One and Port Approach area and turn it into something that looks like this;

 

[Magus]

750 homes in the heartland at Dock One and Port Approach area and turn it into something that looks like this;

Needs some B&W pylons.

 

[Ford Fairlane]

 

[dav3]

"The master-planned community..."

Little boxes on the hillside
Little boxes made of ticky-tacky
Little boxes on the hillside
Little boxes all the same.......

 

[Alberton Proud]

"The master-planned community..."

Big starfish, little starfish, housing box

 

[portly]

The Managing Director is wearing a PAFC tie.


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[portly]

Are these the guys that wanna knock down those beautiful sheds?

Also my concern. All gone then. I worked for some summers in a boat shed there, at Walter Morris timber, and wool classing in a ginormous warehouse just east of the main drag.

Just recently did a history tour with the Port Adelaide Historical Society relive 60 years ago. Good value!




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[malcheski]

Also my concern. All gone then. I worked for some summers in a boat shed there, at Walter Morris timber, and wool classing in a ginormous warehouse just east of the main drag.

Just recently did a history tour with the Port Adelaide Historical Society relive 60 years ago. Good value!




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Sheds are to the south of the proposed development. The land has already been cleared and footing works started.

 

[ClintEastwood]

Their logo even looks like a sphincter...

Huge, if true.

Huge sphincter?

 

[badbeats]

Keep the sheds? The ones full of asbestos and quoted $12.5 million dollars to repair? So old souls can reminisce?

Or actually revitalise the Port area and bring in a bucket load of people.

 

[RussellEbertHandball]

Are these the guys that wanna knock down those beautiful sheds?

If you mean the Saw Tooth Sheds, they are on the west side of Fletcher's Slip and Cedar Woods are doing that redevelopment. Put this image up in the Development around the Port thread on the BDC three years ago and have put up a few stories stories in that thread in the last 2 weeks, inc one about the ugly shed.

 

[OneGreatClub]

somebody loves us

 

[El_Scorcho]

While i'm happy to get the sponsor, i'm always skeptical of high density housing developments that aren't in or adjacent to the CBD or beachside.

 

[Smithy7]

 

[Smithy7]

Sheds are to the south of the proposed development. The land has already been cleared and footing works started.
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I know the area very well .. I worked for a company in Todd Street, with two, now retired, Port Adelaide players.
As a young boy I did a lot of fishing, from the same wharf's with my made up bamboo rod.

 

[Ljc_86]

Was lucky enough to get to Adelaide last week and have a drive around the Port.

So much potential there could be like fremantle or better if planned properly.