Our Projects

Encompassing 380 hectares around the River Torrens, from Gilberton in the east through to Bonython Park and Bowden in the north-west, the Adelaide Riverbank is home to many of our city's significant buildings and public spaces.

In conjunction with work on Adelaide Festival Plaza, the Adelaide Railway Station is set to transform into a unique standalone destination that excites and connects people.

The Forestville site offers one of the last remaining large, vacant city fringe sites, providing one of the most significant mixed-use redevelopment opportunities for the inner suburbs of Adelaide.

Adelaide Festival Plaza is set to become a world-class destination and the heart of the Adelaide Riverbank entertainment precinct.

Bowden is the state government’s first higher density urban infill project located 2.5 kilometres from Adelaide’s CBD.

Bowden strongly reflects our commitment to creating a new urban form. It shows how putting humans at the centre of design can create places where people are drawn to live, work and recreate.

Port Adelaide’s place in our state’s history is evolving into one of contemporary significance. It’s about recreating a community with purpose, where people engaged in enterprise, innovation and ideas will work and once again reside.

Port Adelaide will be a place of discovery, energy, culture and diversity — an eclectic, vibrant reflection of the South Australian character more broadly.

Tonsley represents more than a conventional urban renewal project.

It is an integrated, mixed-use innovation district that fosters collaboration between industry, education, training and research alongside residential living options and community amenities.

The Tonsley redevelopment is purposely designed to attract investment and create employment for South Australians.