Lot Fourteen

Lot Fourteen, on the site of the former Royal Adelaide Hospital, is being transformed into a global precinct where ideas and innovation come to life and thousands of people will work, study and visit.

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About Lot Fourteen

One of the most exciting urban renewal projects in Australia, Lot Fourteen is backed by the South Australian and Australian governments and is a key focus of the $551 million Adelaide City Deal to provide a springboard for innovation and bring together the state’s leading abilities in space, defence, hi-tech and creative industries.

Program of events and activities

Snapshot

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Creating our global precinct

The following documents provide a comprehensive overview of the current plans for the development of Lot Fourteen.

Community consultation

Through a series of engagement opportunities, Renewal SA has heard the thoughts and ideas of diverse stakeholders and communities in South Australia on how Lot Fourteen could be developed.

Development Plan Amendment (DPA)

Project progress

Watch the following video for a wrap up of the latest demolition works.

On behalf of the state government, Renewal SA is overseeing the planning and physical redevelopment of the former Royal Adelaide Hospital site to create the Lot Fourteen innovation and ideas precinct. This includes planning, demolition of obsolete buildings on the Lot Fourteen site, the refurbishment of heritage and historic buildings, landscaping, civil works and construction.

Renewal SA is targeting a 6-Star Green Star Communities Certification and is the first registered WELL Communities Pilot project in Australia, demonstrating that the project is leading the way in the development of communities that embody sustainability and a commitment to wellbeing.

As part of that commitment, all surplus equipment and various waste streams are being recycled. For example, surplus equipment and medical supplies which were not needed for the new Royal Adelaide Hospital were distributed to hospitals and other healthcare organisations in developing countries by Rotary Australia World Community Service.

Other examples of recycling include:

  • Bricks and concrete recycled for use as road surface
  • Ferrous metals (those that contain iron) in components such as steel beams, wall frames, concrete reinforcing, ducting, tanks and roof sheeting were separated to be melted down and recast as new products
  • Non-ferrous materials (made from metals that do not contain iron including aluminium, copper, lead, zinc tin, gold and silver)
  • Green waste recycled as mulch.

It is expected that in excess of 100,000 tonnes of material will be recycled by the time the hospital demolition program is complete.

Latest news

A year of hard work – and achievement

21 December 2021 in Bowden, Aldinga, Development Opportunities, Playford Alive, About us, News, The Square at Woodville West, Lot Fourteen, Oakden and Gilles Plains, Prospect

In this final update for the year, our Board’s Presiding Member takes stock of our achievements in 2021

Development partner chosen for Entrepreneur and Innovation Centre

19 March 2021 in Lot Fourteen

Private equity company Quintessential Equity has been selected by the State Government to deliver the new $400 million Entrepreneur and Innovation Centre (EIC) at Lot Fourteen.

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