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List of nationally significant 20th-century architecture in South Australia

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This is a list of nationally significant 20th-century architecture in South Australia. The buildings listed here appear in the publication "Nationally significant 20th century buildings in South Australia".[1]

Building Date Address Suburb Architect/Architectural Practice Notes
1st Turner Wood Project Home 1969 Bellevue Heights John Chappell
Adelaide High School 1951 West Tce Adelaide E Fitzgerald & J Brogan (NSW)
Adelaide Stock Exchange 1901 Exchange Place Adelaide Fuller & Dunn Now houses the Royal Institution of Australia
Adelaide Superdrome 1993 Gepps Cross Carlo Gnezda
SACON		 Awarded the 2017 Jack Cheesman Award for Enduring Architecture
All Soul's Church 1920 St Peters
AMP Building 1934 King Wm St Adelaide Louis Laybourne Smith /
Woods, Bagot, Laybourne Smith & Irwin
Apartments 1992 Kensington Raffen Maron
Savings Bank of South Australia
 1930 65 Woodville Rd Woodville Now owned by City of Charles Sturt, used for youth services
Savings Bank of South Australia head office
(now BankSA)[2]		 1943 King Wm St Adelaide Eric McMichael /
E.H. McMichael & Harris[3]
Barr Smith Library 1932 U of A Adelaide Woods Bagot
Bicentennial Conservatory 1988 Adelaide Botanic Garden Adelaide Guy Maron /
Raffen Maron Architects		 Awarded the 2014 Jack Cheesman Award for Enduring Architecture
Bonython Hall 1936 North Tce Adelaide W Bagot /
Woods, Bagot, Laybourne Smith & Irwin
Bragg Laboratories 1960 U of A Adelaide Hassell & McConnell part of the Physics Department, now renamed 'Darling West'
Burnside Town Hall 1926–7 Portrush Road Tusmore George Gavin Lawson /
Chas Rutt & Lawson		 Superseded by Burnside Ballroom (1950), but still in use as rehearsal room, hire[4][5]
Capri Theatre 1930 Goodwood Road Goodwood
Carclew 1901 Jeffcott St North Adelaide Bruce J Quinton
Centennial Park, Jubilee Chapel, Centennial Park Cemetery 1987 Goodwood Road Pasadena Geof Nairn /
Geof Nairn Architects		 Awarded the 2024 Jack Cheesman Award for Enduring Architecture
Central Market Lift 1999 Adelaide Tectvs Architects
City of Holdfast Bay Council Chambers 1930 Jetty Road Brighton Chris Smith Former Brighton Town Hall
City of Mitcham Council Chamber 1934 Belair Rd Torrens Park D Berry
Colonel Light Centre 1978 Adelaide Hassell Architects
Court House 1940 Whyalla P R Claridge?
David Jones Department Store 1963 Gawler Place Adelaide J McConnell /
Hassell & McConnell
Deepacres Apartments 1942 Melbourne Street North Adelaide Jack McConnell
Dr Kents Paddock Housing 1983 Kent Town Newell Platten /
South Australian Housing Trust		 Awarded the 2007 Jack Cheesman Award for Enduring Architecture
Eco Housing Co-op Inc 1999 Adelaide Phillips & Pilkington
Eden Park Residence 1901 Marryatville
Elder House 1937 Adelaide W H Bagot
Entry Pavilion, Soldiers Memorial Grounds 1922 Torrensville
Epworth Building 1924 Pirie St Adelaide English & Soward
Everard Court Apartments 1930 Keswick
Flats 'Parkview' 1959 Adelaide JS Chappel
Flinders Major Communications Building 1990 Adelaide Hassell
Forensic Science Centre 1975 Divett Place Adelaide Colin Hocking /
Dept of Housing & Construction		 Awarded the 2016 Jack Cheesman Award for Enduring Architecture
Freemasons Hall 1923 North Tce Adelaide Bruce J Quinton & WH Harral
Hampshire Hotel 1911 Adelaide FK Milne at Adelaide Central Market
Hardholt Building 1940 Port Adelaide Philip Claridge /
Claridge & Associates
Hartley Building 1927 Kintore Ave Adelaide George Gavin Lawson /
Public Buildings Department
Hindmarsh Incinerator 1935 Hindmarsh Walter Burley Griffin /
Walter Burley Griffin & Eric Nicholls
Hotel Bay View 1940 Whyalla Philip Claridge & Associates ??
Immanuel College Chapel 1970 Novar Gardens Eric Von Schramek /
Von Schramek & Dawes
Info Science, Tech, Eng Buildings 1992 Flinders Uni Bedford Park Woods Bagot
IPEC Building 1962 Frewville Peter Muller
Jam Factory 1991 Adelaide Steve Grieve
Kathleen Lumley College 1966 North Adelaide Dickson & Platten
Maughan Church 1965 Franklin St Adelaide Eric Von Schramek /
Brown & Davies, in Assoc. Eric Von Schramek		 Named for Rev. James Maughan
Demolished in August 2016[6]
Metropolitan Fire Station 1983 Wakefield St Adelaide Rod Roach /
R Roach & Woodhead Australia
MLC Building 1957 Adelaide BSM, Lawson, Cheesman, Doley & PTRS
Mt Gambier Fire Station 1955 Mt Gambier Glover & Pointer
Newland Memorial Church 1927 Victor Harbor Woods, Bagot, Jory & Laybourne Smith
Norwood Morialta High School 1972 Rostrevor Peter Hooper /
Public Buildings Department
Nunyara Chapel 1962 Belair Cheesman, Doley, Brabham & Neighbour
Nurney Residence 1930 North Adelaide W Bagot (Alterations)
Office Building 1965 Adelaide Hassell & McConnell
Offices 1991 Adelaide Hassell Architects
Old Penola Estate 1970 Penola Geoffrey Woodfall (VIC)
Penfolds Magill Estate Restaurant 1996 Penfolds Rd Magill Keith Cottier /
Allen, Jack & Cottier
Power Station & Offices 1912 Adelaide
Prince Alfred College Hall 1963 Dequetteville Tce Kent Town Hassell & McConnell
Reserve Bank 1962 Victoria Sq Adelaide Dept of Works & RA Jensen
Residence 1912 Thorngate FW Danker
Residence 1920 Norwood Jackman Gooden
Residence 1930 Prospect
Residence 1950 Leabrook
Residence 1906 Kent Town FW Danker
Residence 1914 Toorak Gardens FK Milne
Residence 1963 Medindie Peter Muller
Residence 1940 Erindale McConnell or Ellis?
Residence 1949 Springfield Russell Ellis
Residence 1953 Burnside Don Thompson /
JS Chappel
Residence 1955 Leabrook
Residence 1956 Kensington Park Alexandra Mokwinska
Residence 1957 Marryatville M Doley
Residence 1957 Beaumont Cheesman, Doley, Brabham & Neighbour
Residence 1964 Norwood Brian Polomka
Residence 1975 Walkerville Geof Nairn
Residence 1990 College Park Roger Myles
Residence 1999 Malvern Con Bastiras
Residence - Marina 1998 North Haven Nick Tridente /
Tridente Architects
Residence - SL 3 1970 Belair Snowden & Pikusa
Residence (Destree) 1964 Burnside Robert Dickson
Residence (Dickson) 1950 Rostrevor Robert Dickson
Residence (Lee) 1960 Brighton Dickson & Platten
Residence (Neighbour) 1958 Torrens Park Keith Neighbour
Roche 1905 North Adelaide English & Soward
Rostrevor College - Resource Centre 1998 Rostrevor Nick Tridente /
Tridente Architects
Ruthven Mansions 1911 21 Pulteney St Adelaide Alfred Barham Black /
Black & Fuller		 Now called
Mansions on Pulteney
SA Brewing Co Offices 1941 Adelaide FK Milne & SH Gilbert
SA Bureau of Meteorology 1970 Kent Town Jim Ward /
Dept of Housing & Construction
Sands & MacDougall Store 1933 King Wm St Adelaide Claridge, Bruer & Fisher
Scammell Residence 1930 Beaumont George Gavin Lawson
Science, Art, Technology Centre, St Peter's College 1998 College Park Geof Nairn
St David's Church 1960 Glynburn Road Burnside
St Georges Anglican Church 1902 Goodwood Thomas Henry Lyon
St Raphael's Church 1916 Young Street Parkside
St Theodore's Church 1914 Prescott Tce Toorak Gardens
Stag Hotel 1903 Rundle St Adelaide Garlick & Jackman
State Bank 1955 Adelaide
Thebarton Incinerator 1935 Thebarton Walter Burley Griffin
Thebarton Theatre / Town Hall 1928 Henley Beach Rd Torrensville Karberry & Chard
Townhouses 1966 North Adelaide Dickson & Platten
Townhouses 1973 North Adelaide Hannaford, Pellew & Hodgkinson
Tubemakers Admin Building No 1 1938 Kilburn
Tubemakers Admin Building No 2 1930 Kilburn
Union Hall 1950 U of A Adelaide Louis Laybourne Smith /
Woods, Bagot, Jory and Laybourne-Smith[7]		 Demolished in November 2010
Union House, Adelaide University Union 1975 University of Adelaide Robert Dickson
Dickson & Platten[7]		 Awarded the 2005 Jack Cheesman Award for Enduring Architecture
Walkley House 1956 26 Palmer Place North Adelaide Robin Boyd (Melb)[8] Private residence, only house in South Australia designed by Robin Boyd
Walter Hughes Duncan Homes 1908 Alexandra Ave Toorak Gardens
(National) War Memorial 1931 North Tce Adelaide Louis Laybourne Smith /
Woods, Bagot, Jory and Laybourne-Smith
West Torrens Library 1964 Hilton Keal & Jury
Westminster School Performing Arts 1989 Marion Hassell Architects
Westpac Bank 1938 Adelaide PR Claridge / Claridge & Associates
West's Coffee Palace 1903 110 Hindley St Adelaide AS & FH Conrad
Woodlands' Apartments 1930 North Adelaide
Workmen's Cottages (Elder) 1902 Rose Street Mile End E Davies & Rutt
YMCA 1950 Flinders St Adelaide

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References

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  1. ^ 120 notable buildings - Australian Institute of Architects Archived 13 May 2014 at the Wayback Machine Accessed 8 May 2014.
  2. ^ "Savings Bank of South Australia Head office". Architecture Museum, University of South Australia. 2008. Retrieved 7 July 2014.
  3. ^ Collins, Julie (2008). "Architects of South Australia - 'McMichael, Eric Habershon'". Architecture Museum, University of South Australia. Retrieved 7 July 2014.
  4. ^ "Burnside Town Hall". City of Burnside. Retrieved 13 December 2022.
  5. ^ "Burnside Town Hall". Architects of South Australia. University of South Australia. Retrieved 13 December 2022.
  6. ^ Wreckers tear down historic Maughan Church in Adelaide CBD The Advertiser, 24 August 2016. Accessed 16 July 2024.
  7. ^ a b "Australian Heritage Database: Union Building Group, Victoria Dr, Adelaide, SA, Australia". The Department of the Environment. Retrieved 7 July 2014.
  8. ^ [1] Archived 4 March 2016 at the Wayback Machine. Walkley House. Retrieved on 24 April 2015.
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