Have you seen the Metro network that has been rolled out, the extensive toll/motor ways, the second airport. Sydney moves a lot faster than anywhere else in Australia
Yes I have. I live in Sydney part of the year@@asjeot It doesn't move anywhere near as quickly considering the economic strength of the country. The Western Sydney airport was first suggested in the 90's. It will be opening in 2026 with transport taking passengers to St Marys?!? Lol not even direct to Parramatta...craziness. The M5 was meant to be free after a certain year...now the tolls are back. The Metro...finally...but the other line extensions seem a decade away. FYI have you looked at the Crossrail project in London with the award winning Elizabeth Line? The difference here is London also had to deal with digging an exisiting underground line, lots of buildings (some historical), and even WW2 bombs and gravesites. This build took 13 years and was Europe's largest infrastructure project at the time...hence my point that Homebush is planning to complete a few buildings and the metro extension in 25 years.
Regulation. Government has to take their cut to pay for overbloated agencies instead of putting tax payer money into productive enterprises. It’s why Australia is basically one big mine, digging coal and iron to sell to countries that actually make stuff and doesn’t actually make anything itself. That money is taken by the wealthiest parts of society to invest in property speculation and eventually the bubble will burst, causing economic stagnation for 10-15 years, similar to what happened in Japan in the 90s, but Japan actually makes stuff, so Australia will be like a house of cards compared to Japan.
Honestly the music and video rendering is really good! Big step up from the 2030 master plan video. With that being said I hope the public realise these are just renders and usually reality won’t look anything close to it lol
You sound like a developer or builder. Residents live there for the abundant of greenery (it’s Olympic PARK) not cement concrete views into other peoples bathrooms and bedrooms. There needs to be a balance, there are proposals of three towers that can go up to 40 stories already at the metro. There needs to be contrast otherwise high dense towers all cramped into olympic park will turn it into a concrete jungle.
@@MikuXP Good Point - the tents and tarps we will be living in because of short-sighted, and slow projects will not block the view of the greenery as much as a skyscraper. Like, sorry - if you moved into a city suburb - don't expect it to remain the same for decades. I don't care about your view if I spend 2-3 hours in public transport everyday. Go rural if you want greenery. Plenty of examples of high density structures with environmentally friendly landscaping.
whilst i am quite excited for the plans, I am worried about how noise might affect future residents. I do want Olympic Park to be an events precinct, given that an alternative precinct (entertainment quarters) will be an hour away from Olympic Park. however, hearing tales of new residents moving in to events precincts, only to complain about the noise (which they should've expected) is quite worrying. A similar tale is affecting entertainment quarters. idk i can only think of noise dampeners and noise insulation, i hope you guys have solutions. looking forward to the result!
The tracks to the Olympic train station cross freight train lines, meaning it is blocked from having a normal through connection from Parramatta to Central. To get to Rhodes from Olympic station requires changing two train lines, Lidcombe to Strathfield , then onto Rhodes. Build a train line direct to Rhodes.
It would suck to live in the Olympic Park precinct - whenever there's major events e.g. concerts, sporting events, all the roads get clogged and there's major congestion on the roads.
SOP now charges amateur field hockey (NSW hockey) 30k just to host one national league match. So hockey is now forced to play elsewhere this year due to the exorbitant costs, what a shame for the game and its athletes to not be able to play at Olympic Park. The Melbourne state hockey and netball centre is well ahead of what Sydney has now, SOP needs to work with the hockey stakeholders rather than trying out make exorbitant profits from an amateur game.
@@prismaticmarcus Doesn't always work that way. Its like people moving next to already established pubs/clubs/music venues, then complaining about the noise/music coming from the area, forcing the venues to close or amend trading hours.
Totally unsustainable and the local wetlands already can’t cope. Olympic Park is a refuge from the over-urbanisation of the surrounding area. Keep it that way.
12k views, 199 likes, I think the people would like the Government to spend their money elsewhere and perhaps not lining more developers pockets with public land grabs.
They're so pathetic. They had a plan and now they're ripping it up and going slowly. I predict the IOC will talk to them and tell them to do it properly or give it to Doha or something
The Benelong bridge is a bus only bridge, with people living in Wentworth Point only having one road out. Rhodes train station is disconnected to the rest of the suburb, with roads too narrow for decent bus routes. A total planning failure.
@@Secretlyanothername No cap. Edge lord level 10 bandit with no gyatt no rizz no aura in ohio with talk tuah podcast on can do better than this on god typeshii
@@yukko_parra indeed, the ideal community. Dig a little deeper and see how much it will impinge on individual sovereignty. Shoeboxes in the sky do not a utopia make. Just look at Melbourne
town planners that consider only today and not tomorrow. Surely we have flying or autonomous conveyances by then eliminating the need for metro and LR .. and roads for the most part. Let's just build a futuristic city today ... ! and move forward
Great, youtube comment bot got my message. I want people to know that this place needs a bit of work before you add more tax payers to fill your city skylands dream entertainment area. It's already a pain getting in and out when there is a majour event going on. Not only that. The noise that comes from the stadiums.
this should have been done 20 years ago instead if leaving it a soulless wasteland. Terrible access to venues. Terrible venues for that matter. Id rather fly to melbourne to see a concert than make the trek to that bland concrete mess.
Not enough parking. You're removing all the open air parking but want people to go there at the same time as putting more people there. Not everyone lives on the public transport lines. At least there's more ways to get out unlike Rhodes.
@@petershaw6346 its aging, if you've been there you'll know. At least upgrade the facilities like toilets and also the seats. You'll need to keep up with the time.
Accor is aging and is an awful stadium to watch live sport at, especially compared to Allianz and CommBank - or any rectangular stadium built in the last 30 years
@@CelsoCandor i go to every NRL GF nothing wrong with the seats but the toilets can become quite busy but that's what happens when a full capacity stadium wants to go to the toilet at half time
This is game changing for Sydney. Just make it happen, no more delay. Make it grand, boutique and big.
2050? This should be done by 2040...it's a few buildings and metro extension. Crazy how slow everything moves in Sydney.
Have you seen the Metro network that has been rolled out, the extensive toll/motor ways, the second airport. Sydney moves a lot faster than anywhere else in Australia
Yes I have. I live in Sydney part of the year@@asjeot It doesn't move anywhere near as quickly considering the economic strength of the country. The Western Sydney airport was first suggested in the 90's. It will be opening in 2026 with transport taking passengers to St Marys?!? Lol not even direct to Parramatta...craziness.
The M5 was meant to be free after a certain year...now the tolls are back.
The Metro...finally...but the other line extensions seem a decade away.
FYI have you looked at the Crossrail project in London with the award winning Elizabeth Line? The difference here is London also had to deal with digging an exisiting underground line, lots of buildings (some historical), and even WW2 bombs and gravesites. This build took 13 years and was Europe's largest infrastructure project at the time...hence my point that Homebush is planning to complete a few buildings and the metro extension in 25 years.
It aligns with our layback nature 😅
I was about to say, by 2050, most of the politicians and developers would be dead by then 😅
Regulation. Government has to take their cut to pay for overbloated agencies instead of putting tax payer money into productive enterprises. It’s why Australia is basically one big mine, digging coal and iron to sell to countries that actually make stuff and doesn’t actually make anything itself. That money is taken by the wealthiest parts of society to invest in property speculation and eventually the bubble will burst, causing economic stagnation for 10-15 years, similar to what happened in Japan in the 90s, but Japan actually makes stuff, so Australia will be like a house of cards compared to Japan.
Can't wait to spend the next 100 years saving up for a deposit for a studio here.
My great grandkids will love paying off the mortgage.
Guy: What do you do for a living?
Me: I write songs for govt precinct videos that phucking go hard.
Honestly the music and video rendering is really good! Big step up from the 2030 master plan video. With that being said I hope the public realise these are just renders and usually reality won’t look anything close to it lol
shouldnt the buildings be taller? this will be one of the most well connected to public transport places in sydney, should aim for higher density...
You sound like a developer or builder. Residents live there for the abundant of greenery (it’s Olympic PARK) not cement concrete views into other peoples bathrooms and bedrooms. There needs to be a balance, there are proposals of three towers that can go up to 40 stories already at the metro. There needs to be contrast otherwise high dense towers all cramped into olympic park will turn it into a concrete jungle.
@@MikuXP Good Point - the tents and tarps we will be living in because of short-sighted, and slow projects will not block the view of the greenery as much as a skyscraper.
Like, sorry - if you moved into a city suburb - don't expect it to remain the same for decades. I don't care about your view if I spend 2-3 hours in public transport everyday.
Go rural if you want greenery.
Plenty of examples of high density structures with environmentally friendly landscaping.
There's nothing actually major going on here. Yes, it looks great, but this could and should all be achieved within 10-15 years MAX.
Yes to that. Barrangaroo flew along, once it started.
Based. But this should be done by 2030
whilst i am quite excited for the plans, I am worried about how noise might affect future residents. I do want Olympic Park to be an events precinct, given that an alternative precinct (entertainment quarters) will be an hour away from Olympic Park. however, hearing tales of new residents moving in to events precincts, only to complain about the noise (which they should've expected) is quite worrying. A similar tale is affecting entertainment quarters.
idk i can only think of noise dampeners and noise insulation, i hope you guys have solutions. looking forward to the result!
The tracks to the Olympic train station cross freight train lines, meaning it is blocked from having a normal through connection from Parramatta to Central.
To get to Rhodes from Olympic station requires changing two train lines, Lidcombe to Strathfield , then onto Rhodes.
Build a train line direct to Rhodes.
It would suck to live in the Olympic Park precinct - whenever there's major events e.g. concerts, sporting events, all the roads get clogged and there's major congestion on the roads.
would be a great place to live
SOP now charges amateur field hockey (NSW hockey) 30k just to host one national league match.
So hockey is now forced to play elsewhere this year due to the exorbitant costs, what a shame for the game and its athletes to not be able to play at Olympic Park.
The Melbourne state hockey and netball centre is well ahead of what Sydney has now, SOP needs to work with the hockey stakeholders rather than trying out make exorbitant profits from an amateur game.
the traffic is awful with the connecting roads, imagine how bad it will be by 2050 with the plans
It looks delightful but won’t the noise from the active sports venues annoy residents?
the sports venues were there first. residents will know what to expect
@@prismaticmarcus Doesn't always work that way. Its like people moving next to already established pubs/clubs/music venues, then complaining about the noise/music coming from the area, forcing the venues to close or amend trading hours.
@@markiesy I understand that laws around that are changing. as they should..
@@prismaticmarcus yeh absolutely. Its a long time coming.
get it done
Light rail needs to be extended to Lidcombe.
Where is the high school and primary school?
Just keep Icon (Opal tower/ North Sydney Pool Fiasco) away from building anything!
Totally unsustainable and the local wetlands already can’t cope. Olympic Park is a refuge from the over-urbanisation of the surrounding area. Keep it that way.
12k views, 199 likes, I think the people would like the Government to spend their money elsewhere and perhaps not lining more developers pockets with public land grabs.
Get it done sooner so we can host 2032 games as I have zero confidence in Brisbane tbh.
They're so pathetic. They had a plan and now they're ripping it up and going slowly. I predict the IOC will talk to them and tell them to do it properly or give it to Doha or something
The Benelong bridge is a bus only bridge, with people living in Wentworth Point only having one road out.
Rhodes train station is disconnected to the rest of the suburb, with roads too narrow for decent bus routes.
A total planning failure.
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@@Secretlyanothername No cap. Edge lord level 10 bandit with no gyatt no rizz no aura in ohio with talk tuah podcast on can do better than this on god typeshii
15-minute-city incoming
a majority of goods and services a 15 min walk from my home? sign me up!
@@yukko_parra indeed, the ideal community. Dig a little deeper and see how much it will impinge on individual sovereignty. Shoeboxes in the sky do not a utopia make. Just look at Melbourne
@09_jp_ you oh no another cooker
15 minute cities have way more pros then cons.
@@alexandersmith7777 Thanks for your valuable input
Nooo we need 3 hr cities. Commuting 90 minutes from Marsden park isn't inefficient enough.
rip sydney raves 2050
Toxic sink hole dumb idea.
Ask those trees make me sick 🤮
town planners that consider only today and not tomorrow. Surely we have flying or autonomous conveyances by then eliminating the need for metro and LR .. and roads for the most part. Let's just build a futuristic city today ... ! and move forward
What on earth are you talking about?
Great, youtube comment bot got my message.
I want people to know that this place needs a bit of work before you add more tax payers to fill your city skylands dream entertainment area. It's already a pain getting in and out when there is a majour event going on. Not only that. The noise that comes from the stadiums.
do people move to an entertainment precinct with giant stadiums and expect no noise?
Why would they build cheap hosing there to start?
this should have been done 20 years ago instead if leaving it a soulless wasteland. Terrible access to venues. Terrible venues for that matter. Id rather fly to melbourne to see a concert than make the trek to that bland concrete mess.
no one is forcing you to go mate
Welcome to Sydney, where everything looks the same, soulless and dull with apartments cracking, and nothing is unique.
U could always become an architect n make change
bro at least there doing something, shut up and stop complaining, this attitude is what has kept Sydney a stagnant city
Not enough parking. You're removing all the open air parking but want people to go there at the same time as putting more people there. Not everyone lives on the public transport lines. At least there's more ways to get out unlike Rhodes.
by 2050, this will cost $2 bazillion OZbux + GST
Upgrade or rebuilt accor stadium aswell
why? thats just a waste of money theres nothing wrong with it
Why waste money on upgrading or rebuilding a stadium that is in perfect working condition?
@@petershaw6346 its aging, if you've been there you'll know. At least upgrade the facilities like toilets and also the seats. You'll need to keep up with the time.
Accor is aging and is an awful stadium to watch live sport at, especially compared to Allianz and CommBank - or any rectangular stadium built in the last 30 years
@@CelsoCandor i go to every NRL GF nothing wrong with the seats but the toilets can become quite busy but that's what happens when a full capacity stadium wants to go to the toilet at half time