PROJECTS

The messy art of cooking is on full display in this kitchen, designed for keen entertainers, while a bold, shapely ensuite offers a tranquil sanctuary.

With this compact and narrow wine bar and store in the heart of Adelaide, Studio Gram has paid homage to the classic wine bars of Europe.

This light, timber pavilion in Adelaide by Sans-Arc Studio houses an all-day diner. Surrounded by some of the city’s most significant buildings, Part Time Lover both acknowledges and resists its location.

Sans-Arc Studio creates a Scandinavian-inspired extension to a 1920s worker’s cottage in Adelaide that gives the owners a home they can “wake up and feel really happy in.”

A former car assembly building redeveloped by Tridente Architects and Woods Bagot plays a central role in the ongoing development of the sixty-one-hectare precinct of Tonsley.

Sans-Arc Studio’s innovative response to a tight site in Adelaide’s West End can be seen as an urban interpretation of a rural hut typology.

As part of the redevelopment of Adelaide Casino, new brasserie Sean’s Kitchen by Alexander & Co brings a bit of Manhattan to South Australia.

With a nod to Adelaide High School’s 1930s design, JPE Design Studio’s New Learning Centre provides flexible and informal learning spaces.

The redeveloped Adelaide Oval by Cox Architecture, Walter Brooke and Hames Sharley balances function and heritage.

A playspace by Aspect Studios at a historic mill leads the revitalization of Port Adelaide’s post-industrial waterfront.

Max Pritchard revisits his own house after twenty-five years to create a distinctive satellite building.

A contemporary play on Renaissance and other historic garden styles.

Adelaide’s only Harry Seidler house, revisited by Rachel Hurst.

A cosy spot for a quality sip in Adelaide by Xtra Shiny that achieves much more than it lets on.

SAHMRI by Woods Bagot is transforming the city of Adelaide with sustainable design.

TCL interview about Adelaide’s Victoria Square project.

A 1970s courtyard at the University of Adelaide records a timeline of global trends.

The notion of place is the starting point for three South Australian schools by Tridente Architects.

The Adelaide home of Jack McConnell from 1967 to 2005.

Outerspace, in collaboration have created a community garden that reflects and values of the school in which it’s located in.

A tribute to the pioneer women of South Australia, this garden designed by Elsie Marion Cornish was first unveiled in 1941.

The Innova21 building by DesignInc echoes the textured, layered approach of Charles and Ray Eames.

Whitmore Square affordable housing, by Troppo Architects, uses robust materials, considered shared spaces and sustainability.

Nestled behind the Adelaide Zoo, this pedestrian bridge creates an opportunity to engage with the meandering River Torrens.

Balancing research with revenue, the new giant panda enclosure at Adelaide Zoo by Hassell is serene and highly functional.

Long viewed as dysfunctional and underdeveloped, Adelaide’s central public space gets a thorough collaborative makeover.

Matt Davis comments on Adelaide’s latest urban regeneration project.

The Adelaide Zoo Giant Panda Forest and Entrance precinct announce the arrival of the mega fauna pin-up for endangered species.