Infrastructure projects

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 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.

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.

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.

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 Adelaide Town Hall will undergo façade restoration work to conserve the famous city landmark.

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

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 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.

Charles Street's proximity to the cultural precinct on North Terrace and internal linkages with other arcades offers a significant opportunity to reinvigorate the north-eastern portion of the Rundle Mall Precinct.

The Vincent Street and Vincent Place Streetscape project will upgrade and install a variety of features to improve the amenity of the street to create a more appealing, accessible and safe street.

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 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.

The City of Adelaide City is creating major cycleways for commuters and recreational riders. Learn more about the benefits, routes and timelines.