Project Information
The City of Adelaide has identified Gouger Street as a major project as part of its Main Streets Revitalisation Program.
Located in the heart of Adelaide, Gouger Street is a lively and diverse cultural centre that attracts both locals and visitors. Known for its dynamic dining scene, bustling markets, and rich cultural heritage, including the iconic Adelaide Central Markets and Chinatown, the project will ensure Gouger Street remains an inviting destination into the future.
The Gouger Street project area spans from King William Street to Morphett Street, considering technical feasibility, budget constraints and existing Council assets. The project scope will encompass a variety of design elements including upgrades to roads and footpaths, public art opportunities, improvements to parking, safety and connectivity enhancements, landscaping and more.
Throughout the duration of the project, we are dedicated to engaging with the community and gathering valuable feedback. We will offer various avenues for participation including one on one conversations, face to face meetings, information sessions, construction drop-ins, surveys and regular updates.
How can I provide feedback?
There are several ways in which you can provide feedback:
 | In Person You are invited to engage in discussions with the project team at one of the upcoming information sessions. Drop in anytime at your convenience during the following two days and times:
Both sessions will be held upstairs in the Minor Works Building Community Centre at 22 Stamford Court, Adelaide. |
 | Your comments to gougerstreetupgrade@cityofadelaide.com.au |
More information
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For more information, please visit the Gouger Street Project website where you can also register for Project updates.
We are keen to hear from our community. Please let us know how you would like to see Gouger Street enhanced and what improvements are important to you as part of this project?
When I moved into area 10 yrs ago their were many world diverse restaurants...now very limited choices. More street space for out door dining.
Conversion of on-street parking into outdoor dining and walking spaces would be a big boost to local businesses, and encourage more people to spend time on Gouger street.
All of the side streets leading onto and from Gouger (Field, Compton, Market, Mill, Coglin) Should have pedestrian Zebra crossings (ideally raised crossings) as walking traffic is a lot more than car traffic.
This might for more road space for entering the car park - the traffic congestion often extends to Morphett St
