City of Adelaide elected members were this week recommended to write to the State’s Planning Minister to urge for “additional investigations” to be undertaken “immediately” for the proposed new Women’s and Children’s Hospital multi-storey carpark slated for the Parklands.
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There’s a forgotten heritage sitting at Number One, North Terrace. Before it moves into the future with a big new development, CityMag decided to dig into The Newmarket Hotel’s history.
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A photo showcase of some of Adelaide's most iconic buildings by one of the men who helped build them.
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The bit of Hindley Street most often portrayed as dark and dangerous has always been more diverse than the mainstream media let on, but now it is rapidly turning into something else entirely – one of Adelaide’s premier precincts. Such a quick turnaround won’t be without complication, or opportunity.
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Ahead of the re-launch of their highly-evolved Crab Shack concept at the corner of Frome and Grenfell Streets this weekend, CityMag caught up with the creators to get some context around exactly why they've been so ridiculously successful.
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When the building next to your office is ablaze and an acrid smoke cloud is billowing over the city as a result, a few truths come into focus.
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In the north-western pocket of the city, student concert pianist and music teacher Kenan Henderson has achieved a rare trifecta – CBD living, elegant furnishing, and an engaged lifestyle - all on a student budget.
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The still-beating historic heart of industry in Adelaide is changing. Once a village of factories, workers, and their cottages, the new direction for Bowden is sustainable living and good design - all of which could be at odds with the precinct's working class heritage.
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One company name in-particular stands out from the crowd of construction site hoardings this year: Schiavello. We caught up with SA Director of Schiavello, Steve Lockwood at the company's Christmas show to discuss the year that's been and what lies ahead.
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