List of tallest buildings in Adelaide

This list of tallest buildings in Adelaide ranks the tallest buildings in Adelaide, South Australia by height. Frome Central Tower 1 (at 11-27 Frome Street) reached 138[1] metres (453 ft) on 1 November 2019, becoming the city's tallest building.[2][3] From its construction in 1988 until late 2019, the tallest building in Adelaide was the 31-storey Westpac House, which rises 132 metres (433 ft).

Adelaide's tallest building from 1988 until 2019, Westpac House

Height restrictions, enforced since the 1990s, have limited the number of high-rise buildings constructed in the city, although they have been eased in recent times.[4]

Tallest buildings
Conservatory on Hindmarsh on the corner of Grenfell Street and Hindmarsh Square in the Adelaide city centre.
Looking south towards the Adelaide CBD.

This is a list of the 50 tallest buildings in Adelaide. Heights are measured to the structural height, which includes architectural elements, but not communications spires or antennas.

Heights are listed to the roof of the building only.

  Construction ongoing but height reached
RankName / Street AddressHeight (m)FloorsBuiltUseStreet Address
1 Adelaidean 138[5] 37 2019 Mixed Use 11-27 Frome Street
2 Realm Adelaide 132 40 2020 Residential 9-19 Austin Street
2 Westpac House 132 31 1988 Commercial Office 91 King William Street
4 Sofitel Hotel 117 33 2020 Mixed Use 108 Currie Street
5 Telstra House 104 24 1987 Commercial Office 30 Pirie Street
6 Kodo Apartments 103[6] 30 2018 Residential 27-31 Angas Street
7 Grenfell Centre 103 26 1975 Commercial Office 25 Grenfell Street
8 115 King William Street 91 26 2016 Commercial Office 115 King William Street
8 InterContinental Hotel 91 24 1989 Hotel 120 North Terrace
8 Australis House 91 22 1991 Commercial Office 77 Grenfell Street
11 Vue on King William 89 28 2016 Residential 413 King William Street
12 ANZ House (City Central 1) 84 21 2007 Commercial Office 11-29 Waymouth Street
13 GPO Exchange[7] 82[8] 22 2019 Commercial Office 177-179 Victoria Square
14 Wingfold Tower 78 25 2020 Residential 116–122 Waymouth Street
14 Penny Place 78 24 2021 Residential 17 Penny Place
15 Rundle Place 76 15 2013 Commercial Office / Shopping Centre 79-91 Rundle Mall
16 One Adelaide[9] 75[10] 25 2019 Residential 260 Flinders Street
17 Dwell Adelaide 75 21 2019 Residential Lot 101 Synagogue Place
17 SKM House 75 21 1971 Commercial Office 33-39 King William Street
17 Wakefield House 75 20 1980 Government Office 30 Wakefield Street
17 Origin House 75 19 1968 Commercial Office 1 King William Street
17 Myer Centre 75 18 1991 Commercial Office / Shopping Centre 14-38 Rundle Mall
22 Bohem Apartments 73 23 2017 Residential 150 Wright Street
22 Stamford Plaza Adelaide 73 21 1975 Hotel 150 North Terrace
22 11-19 Grenfell Street 73 19 1979 Commercial Office 11-19 Grenfell Street
22 QBE House 73 17 1988 Commercial Office 45 Pirie Street
26 City Central Tower 8 72 20 2012 Commercial Office 12-26 Franklin Street
26 45 Grenfell Street 72 20 1973 Commercial Office 45 Grenfell Street
26 Education Department of South Australia 72 19 1976 Government Office 31 Flinders Street
26 University of South Australia Health Innovation Building 72 14 2018 University 73 North Terrace
30 Adelaide Tower Apartments 70 20 1973 Residential 65-73 King William Street
30 State Administration Centre 70 18 1968 Government Office 190 Victoria Square
30 58 Franklin Street 70 17 2013 Commercial Office 58 Franklin Street
30 University of Adelaide Health and Medical Sciences Building 70 15 2017 University North Terrace
34 Hilton Adelaide 69 22 1982 Hotel 233 Victoria Square
34 Rendezvous Grand Hotel 69 20 1971 Hotel 55 Waymouth Street
34 Commonwealth Bank Building 69 17 1983 Commercial Office 100 King William Street
37 Urbanest Adelaide Central 68 21 2018 Residential 228-231 North Terrace
37 Telstra Waymouth Exchange 68 20 1972 Telephone Exchange 67-79 Waymouth Street
37 U City Retirement Residences 68 19 2019 Residential Franklin Street (corner of Pitt Street)
40 Reserve Bank of Australia 67 18 1966 Commercial Office 182-188 Victoria Square
41 GHD Building 66 17 1981 Commercial Office 211 Victoria Square
41 Wyatt House 66 16 1990 Commercial Office 115 Grenfell Street
43 Angas Securities House 65 16 1986 Commercial Office 26 Flinders Street
44 Extrastaff House 63 17 1978 Commercial Office 90 King William Street
44 Optus Centre 63 16 1990 Commercial Office 431-439 King William Street
44 50 Flinders Street 63 15 2015 Commercial Office 50 Flinders Street
47 Conservatory on Hindmarsh 62 19 2009 Residential / Commercial Office 41-51 Hindmarsh Square
48 Oaks Embassy Apartments 60 18 2001 Residential 96 North Terrace
48 East End[11] 60 16 2019 Residential[12] 293-297 Pirie Street
48 Quest on Franklin 60 15 2013 Commercial Office 72 Franklin Street
48 Calvary Adelaide Hospital 60 12 2019 Hospital 120 Angas Street

NB - Pinnacle (top of spire or antenna) heights not listed.

Tallest buildings proposed, approved and under construction

This is a list of the tallest buildings in Adelaide currently proposed, approved and under construction. Source: Sensational-Adelaide

  Proposed
  Approved
  Under Construction
Building Height
(m)		 Floors Completion Use Architect(s) Location
80 Currie Street 136 34 TBA Office Woods Bagot 80 Currie Street
Central Market Arcade 135 35 2024 Mixed Use Woods Bagot 21-39 Grote Street
29 Twin Street 124 38 TBA Student Accommodation Woods Bagot 29 Twin Street
Wyndham Grand 120 34 2024 Hotel Loucas Zahos 75-79 King William Street
Switch Living 119 35 2022 Student Accommodation 203 North Terrace
GSA North Terrace 118 34 2021 Student Accommodation Intro Design/RotheLowman 269 North Terrace
32 Grote Street 110 32 TBA Residential 32 Grote Street
Festival Plaza Tower 108 29 2022 Office Bates Smart Festival Centre Plaza
42-56 Franklin Street 98 22 TBA Office Brown Falconer 42-56 Franklin Street
Hyatt Regency[13] 93 21 2022 Hotel Woodhead International 51 Pirie Street
Alto 87 26 TBA Hotel Brown Falconer 124-126 Franklin Street
TBA 80 24 TBA Mixed Use INTRO 157-159 Waymouth Street
Tribe Hotel 65 18 TBA Mixed Use Loucas Zahos 126 Wakefield Street

Timeline of tallest buildings

The following table is a timeline of the tallest buildings in Adelaide.

  • Note: At least 50 metres
YearsBuildingHeightFloor countAddressYears tallest
2019–PresentAdelaidean138 m (453 ft)3711 Frome Street1
1988–2019Westpac House132 m (433 ft)3191 King William Street31
1987–1988Telstra House104 m (341 ft)2430 Pirie Street1
1975–1987Grenfell Centre103 m (338 ft)2625 Grenfell Street12
1968–1975AMP Building75 m (246 ft)191 King William Street7
1966–1968Reserve Bank of Australia67 m (220 ft)18182-188 Victoria Square2
1960–1966ETSA Building[14]55 m (180 ft)14220 Greenhill Road6
1934–1960Colonial Mutual Life Building52 m (171 ft)1441-49 King William Street26

See also

References
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  2. "Adelaide's tallest building celebrates 'topping out'". Elite Agent. 3 November 2019. Retrieved 18 February 2020.
  3. "Adelaide has a new tallest building". Nine News. Nine Entertainment Co. 1 November 2019. Retrieved 1 November 2019 – via Facebook.com.
  4. Wills, Daniel (3 February 2012). "Taller buildings will revitalise the city centre, says John Rau". The Advertiser. Retrieved 23 February 2016.
  5. Knight, Gordon (11 March 2020). "Koomo restaurant will be Adelaide's highest CBD diner when it opens in Crowne Plaza". Delicious South Australia. Retrieved 11 March 2020.
  6. Tauriello, Giuseppe (13 November 2018). "Construction on Kodo apartment tower reaches highest point, becomes Adelaide's tallest residential tower — for now". The Advertiser. Retrieved 13 November 2018.
  7. GPO Exchange
  8. Tauriello, Giuseppe (22 March 2019). "Charter Hall's GPO Exchange office tower tops out over Victoria Square". The Advertiser. Retrieved 22 March 2019.
  9. "ONE Flinders / East". Retrieved 5 October 2019.
  10. "ONE tops out!". ONE Adelaide. 2 April 2019. Retrieved 10 April 2019 – via Facebook.
  11. "East End".
  12. "East End 293-297 Pirie Street, Adelaide, SA 5000". Realestate.com.au. Retrieved 5 October 2019.
  13. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o09dWPEnoJU
  14. 220 Greenhill Road was built as the administrative headquarters of the Electricity Trust of South Australia (ETSA). After the privatisation of ETSA in 1999, the building was converted to apartments in 2003–2004 and was renamed Air Apartments. During the conversion, two penthouse levels were added and the structure height was increased to 55 metres. Ref: Air Apartments 2005, www.tectvs.com.au
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