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The Office for Design and Architecture SA (ODASA) provides leadership and strategic advice on design, architecture and urban design.

Through Design Review and Support programs, and development of Design Guidelines, ODASA provides the South Australian Government’s in-house strategic design expertise.

Institute Building
Cnr North Terrace & Kintore Avenue Adelaide South Australia 5000

GPO Box 2343
Adelaide SA 5001

DX 56201

T — +61(0)8 8463 6390
E — odasa@dpc.sa.gov.au

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The Office for Design and Architecture SA (ODASA) is led by the South Australian Government Architect.

ODASA provides leadership and strategic advice on design, architecture and urban design to the South Australian Government. This advice is provided through support for major projects, design review programs and the publication of design guidelines.

ODASA works towards the broad principles of integrated design to enable, connect and add value through design with a strategic focus. ODASA does this by assisting in project delivery and developing innovation in the public sector.

Photography Sam Noonan 2012