Infrastructure Projects

We are renewing Barnard Street to improve the road condition and support safer, more reliable access for people who live, work and travel in the area.

We're undertaking improvement works at the Barton Terrace East and Lefevre Terrace roundabout to make the area safer and easier to use for people walking, cycling and driving.

We are renewing a 160m section of the shared path, extending the existing retaining wall and associated public lighting along the River Torrens Linear Trail.

We’re upgrading the street lighting infrastructure along Childers Street, between Hill Street and Jeffcott Street. The existing lighting assets are reaching the end of their service life.

New cycling infrastructure along the Frome Street and Frome Road corridor will complete the North-South Bikeway.

The iconic, former Le Cornu site at 88 O’Connell Street North Adelaide is to be redeveloped. Learn more about the project overseen by the City of Adelaide.

Gouger Street is an important part of Adelaide’s city centre, popular for its unique character, vibrant markets, dining, and cultural events. Find out more about the Gouger Street Revitalisation.

We are renewing sections of Grenfell Street between Register Lane and Hyde Street (South Side) and Imperial Lane to Adelaide Arcade (North Side).

Hindley Street was last upgraded in 1999. It is in need of a refresh that puts people first as there are eight times more pedestrian traffic than cars at peak times.

The City of Adelaide, with significant support from the South Australian Government is kickstarting the first stage of the Hutt Street master plan through the Hutt Street Entry Statement project.

The City of Adelaide is revitalising Hutt Street as part of the Main Street Revitalisation program. The existing infrastructure will be renewed and the street enhanced to improve safety, accessibility and to create a more attractive and comfortable street environment.

The Central Market Arcade is being redeveloped to create a place that appeals to more people, more often. Learn about the Market Square project and the benefits it will bring.

The City of Adelaide has received a $1m grant from the Government of South Australia to undertake main street improvement works and public realm and placemaking upgrades to revitalise Melbourne Street.

The aim of the project is to strengthen Melbourne Street’s identity as a vibrant destination and create an attractive environment that supports local businesses, residents, and visitors. Find out more about Melbourne Street Revitalisation.

The Peacock Road cycle route will deliver safer, more comfortable cycling along a key commuter corridor, improving connections into the city and supporting active travel.

The City of Adelaide is undertaking two pergola renewal projects, at Park 18 Peppermint Park and Park 21 Veale Park. The existing pergolas have been identified as being in poor condition, with a Structural assessment undertaken concluding renewal works are required to enhance stability and longevity.

We are renewing public lighting along Pirie Street (King William to Gawler Place) to ensure safe, reliable and consistent lighting for residents, businesses and visitors.

A Stormwater Management Plan allows us to renew and upgrade the aged stormwater assets to mitigate disaster risk, impacts and potential consequences associated with large-scale flooding across our city.

Ageing paths throughout Rymill Park are being renewed and new path lighting in installed in selected areas. These upgrades are designed to enhance the safety and accessibility of the park for all users.

This stormwater & intersection improvement project is being undertaken to reduce the risk of stormwater flooding and renew public infrastructure in the area as well as changes to traffic signal arrangements will be made to improve intersection safety.

We're renewing the road surface on South Terrace, between Morphett Street and King William Street.

We are renewing public lighting along Strangways Terrace (Montefiore to Ward St) to ensure safe, reliable and continuous lighting for residents, visitors and the community.

The City of Adelaide is renewing the two iconic flagpoles in Victoria Square / Tarntanyangga.

The crossings form part of broader streetscape improvements and align with earlier community feedback and the Melbourne Street Master Plan, which identified a need for safer pedestrian connections and a more walkable main street.