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The Innovation Hub within the Entrepreneur and Innovation Centre will facilitate interaction between industry and research. Design credit: Baukultur.

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The Innovation Hub within the Entrepreneur and Innovation Centre will facilitate interaction between industry and research. Design credit: Baukultur.

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Lot Fourteen is located on the traditional lands of the Kaurna people. We acknowledge the cultural authority of the Kaurna people, and respect their enduring spiritual relationship with and responsibility for their Country. We also extend acknowledgment and respect to all other First Nations people and communities of Australia.

Acknowledgement of Country

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We are building on South Australia’s existing strengths in the defence, space, hi-tech, cyber and creative industries to attract globally-recognised companies to establish in Adelaide. They are being drawn by a connected ecosystem that delivers collaboration and partnerships between enterprises, universities and research organisations.

An impressive list of organisations has already moved in, including the Australian Space Agency, the Australian Institute for Machine Learning, Stone & Chalk, Google Cloud Services, Amazon Web Services, and the Australian Cyber Collaboration Centre (A3C). In early 2021, the Australian Space Discovery Centre and Mission Control Centre opened their doors at Lot Fourteen.

In the next 10 years, capital and operational expenditure in Lot Fourteen will generate $3.5 billion in economic activity for South Australia. In 2021, more than 1,000 people are undertaking business, working, researching and studying here. This number will grow to a workforce of 6,000 researchers, entrepreneurs, innovators and students when the development of Lot Fourteen is completed.

Lot Fourteen is backed by the Australian and state governments with a total $722 million commitment, including the $649 million Adelaide City Deal. This supports exciting major projects for Lot Fourteen, including the flagship circa $400 million, 16-storey Entrepreneur and Innovation Centre and Innovation Hub, The Circle – First Nations Entrepreneur Hub,

the globally significant $200 million Aboriginal Art and Cultures Centre, and the International Centre for Food, Hospitality and Tourism Studies.

Lot Fourteen will support businesses at all stages – from startups to scale-ups and beyond, through the Innovation Hub in the Entrepreneur and Innovation Centre, The Circle – First Nations Entrepreneur Hub, and the Stone & Chalk startup hub, powered by the Future Industries eXchange for Entrepreneurship (FIXE). This will be achieved via access to mentoring, business coaching, venture capital services and connecting research and industry with our best and brightest people.

For more than 60,000 years, the land now occupied by Lot Fourteen has been integral to the Kaurna people. The development of the Aboriginal Art and Cultures Centre at the precinct will showcase the rich, diverse and enduring cultures of Australia’s First Nations Peoples to South Australians and visitors to our state.

I welcome you to explore Lot Fourteen and together we can shape the future of South Australia.

Hon. Steven Marshall MPPREMIER OF SOUTH AUSTRALIA

At Lot Fourteen, we are creating a global precinct that is fostering jobs and growing skills in high growth industries at an exciting destination that will attract hundreds of thousands of national and international visitors annually when completed.

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At Lot Fourteen, we are creating a global precinct - focussed on innovation, entrepreneurship, research, education, culture, and tourism - to grow jobs and the South Australian economy.

Lot Fourteen is an integral part of South Australia’s innovation ecosystem, which brings together research, education, industry and government. Lot Fourteen links and leverages connections with the Tonsley Innovation District, Adelaide BioMed City, Osborne Naval Shipyard, Edinburgh Defence Precinct, Technology Park and Waite Research Institute to provide a wealth of choice for various industries and enterprises to establish and grow in South Australia.

The six State Heritage listed buildings at Lot Fourteen have been refurbished to a 6 Star Green Star environmental standard, setting a new national standard for adaptive reuse. Our workspaces provide an exciting environment for a range of companies, startups and organisations from the hi-tech, space, defence and creative industries.

We have started the next wave of development at Lot Fourteen. The circa $400 million Entrepreneur and Innovation Centre, with the Innovation Hub, to be delivered by Australian owned property private equity company Quintessential Equity, will be the flagship building in the centre of the precinct. It will provide a single, secure location for industries, entrepreneurs, researchers and universities to commercialise and launch South Australian ideas and innovations to the global market.

The International Centre for Food, Hospitality and Tourism Studies will build on South Australia’s

strong reputation for food and wine. The facility will bring together existing leading vocational training academies at a single location to provide world-leading training for South Australian students and attract more international students.

These two developments will partner with the private sector to leverage capacity building, capital investment and skills development.

Our aim is to create a vibrant and engaging precinct that is open to everyone. Attractive public spaces take their lead from the neighbouring Adelaide Botanic Garden, the cultural

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Diane DixonSTATE PROJECT LEAD, LOT FOURTEEN DEPARTMENT OF THE PREMIER AND CABINET

institutions along North Terrace, the East End entertainment precinct and Adelaide’s central business district. Lot Fourteen is a prominent city precinct and will proudly host some of Adelaide’s famed events and festivals.

Lot Fourteen will attract people of all ages and backgrounds, bringing together entrepreneurs, innovators, companies, researchers, students and visitors. Experiences such as the Australian Space Discovery Centre will engage primary and secondary students in space exploration and career pathways in

science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM).

At Lot Fourteen, we are building confidence in the future of South Australia and claiming our place on the global stage.

We are receiving strong inquiries from national and international companies who have recognised the advantages of being part of a collaborative environment and are keen to join Lot Fourteen.

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Tonsley Innovation District 10km 25mins

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decommission

Masterplan and strategic vision approved

Adelaide City Deal signed

Australian Cyber Collaboration Centre (A3C) opens

North Terrace public realm upgrade complete

Australian Space Discovery Centre and Mission Control Centre open

Early site works commence Aboriginal Art and Cultures Centre

MIT bigdata Living Lab opens

Defence & Space Landing

Pad opens

Australian Institute for Machine

Learning opens

Demolition commences

Stone & Chalk startup hub

opens

Australian Space Agency and SmartSat CRC opens

Bice Building and heritage precinct complete (precinct

population grows to 1,000)

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The Circle – First Nations Entrepreneur Hub opens

Construction commences Entrepreneur and Innovation Centre (EIC) and Innovation Hub

Heritage precinct and plaza public realm upgrade complete

Project Timeline

A C C E L E R A T I N G O P P O R T U N I T Y

At Lot Fourteen, we are:

• Creating a globally connected business precinct

• Developing an integral element of South Australia’s innovation ecosystem

• Supporting new high-value jobs and career pathways in South Australia

• Attracting, developing and retaining the best and brightest people

• Growing South Australian businesses, including the Aboriginal Business Sector, through innovation and collaboration

• Attracting investment and partnerships to deliver infrastructure and drive research, innovation and commercialisation

• Increasing numbers of international students in the Adelaide CBD

• Advancing the awareness, knowledge, preservation and teaching of Aboriginal culture and languages

• Facilitating employment for Aboriginal people

• Creating a vibrant and exciting place for the community and visitors.

* Further information about the Adelaide City Deal can be found at infrastructure.gov.au/cities/city-deals/adelaide/

$722 million State and Australian Government investment*

Proposed $3.5 billion economic activity to be generated over ten years

+100,000 m2 workspace

20,000 m2 cultural space

35,000 m2 open space

6,000 researchers, innovators, entrepreneurs and students

+350,000 visitors per year

650 startup desks

At Lot Fourteen, we are accelerating opportunities for innovation, investment, jobs and careers by creating a collaborative global precinct of business, research, education and culture. We are focusing on the high-growth industries of space; defence; hi-tech, encompassing cyber security, artificial intelligence, machine learning and advanced data analytics; and creative industries. Lot Fourteen is also being developed as an exciting destination offering attractions that will draw many thousands of visitors a year. These figures provide a snapshot:

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Aboriginal Art and Cultures Centre scheduled to open†

† Forecasted project schedule - subject to change.

Construction commences International Centre for Food, Hospitality and Tourism Studies†

Entrepreneur and Innovation Centre and Innovation Hub scheduled to open (precinct population grows to 3,500)†

Physical redevelopment of Lot Fourteen complete, with a precinct population of 6,000 researchers, entrepreneurs,

innovators and students

Construction commences Aboriginal Art and Cultures Centre†

International Centre for Food, Hospitality and Tourism Studies scheduled to open†

Central park and final public realm scheduled for completion†

The Entrepreneur and Innovation Centre (EIC) to be developed at Lot Fourteen, as viewed from the Adelaide Botanic Garden. Design credit: Baukultur.

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1 Eleanor Harrald Building Hi-tech and creative industries focus • Australian Cyber Collaboration

Centre (A3C) • The Circle – First Nations

Entrepreneur Hub*

2 Margaret Graham Building Defence, space and hi-tech focus • Defence and Space Landing Pad

3 Australian Institute for Machine Learning

Artificial intelligence and machine learning focus

• The University of Adelaide research institute

4 Marnirni-apinthi Building Startup Hub

Entrepreneur hub and hi-tech focus • MIT bigdata Living Lab • Office of the South Australian

Chief Entrepreneur • Stone & Chalk

5 McEwin Building Defence and space focus • Australian Space Agency • Australian Space Discovery Centre

and Mission Control Centre • SmartSat CRC • Stone & Chalk Space Hub

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6 Bice Building Hi-tech focus

7 Sheridan Kiosk Community café and bar

8 Aboriginal Art and Cultures Centre* See reference design on page 8. Scheduled opening 2025

9 Entrepreneur and Innovation Centre and Innovation Hub*

Defence and hi-tech focus • Industry, entrepreneurship, research

and commercialisation hub Scheduled opening 2023

10 Future development opportunity

11 Hanson Building Space focus

12 Future development opportunity

13 Location of International Centre for Food, Hospitality and Tourism Studies*

Scheduled opening 2024

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L O T F O U R T E E N P R E C I N C T O V E R V I E W

Lot Fourteen, North Terrace, Adelaide, South Australia. Site vision (indicative April 2021).

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Lot Fourteen is an environment where exciting things are happening and opportunities are emerging because we’re next to entrepreneurs and innovative companies, as well as the Australian Space Agency, the SmartSat CRC and potential defence and civilian customers.

Dr Matthew Tetlow Founder and Chief Executive, Inovor Technologies

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O U R P R E C I N C T

For the employees, being at Lot Fourteen is fantastic. They have a vibrant working environment and are mixing with people from all kinds of organisations that are all pushing the parcel on what can be done from a technology perspective. This is where the ideas are being generated and the rubber is really hitting the road. It’s a really cool place to work.

Mohan Koo Founder, DTEX Systems

The reference design for the Aboriginal Art and Cultures Centre, which will be built on Kaurna land, adjacent to the Adelaide Botanic Garden on North Terrace. Design credit: Woods Bagot & Diller, Scofidio + Renfro

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Creative Industries

• Artisan Post Group

• Convergen

• JumpGate VR

• Svelte Ventures

For a full list of tenants, go to lotfourteen.com.au/directory

South Australia is fast emerging as the Growth State; accelerating jobs, investment and economic prosperity. We’ve designed Lot Fourteen to demonstrate what happens when you bring together innovative minds in a collaborative environment – the possibilities are endless. This approach supports the state’s trade and investment, skills, innovation and infrastructure growth, while focusing on priority sectors like defence, space, hi-tech and creative industries, as well as international education and cultural tourism. We have already attracted world-leading organisations from these industry sectors, including:

Space

• Aurora Space Startup Cluster

• Australian Space Agency

• Australian Space Discovery Centre

• Deloitte Gravity Challenge

• Inovor Technologies

• Leonardo Australia

• Mission Control Centre

• Myriota

• Neumann Space

• Saber Astronautics

• SITAEL Australia

• SmartSat CRC

• Space Machines Company

• SpaceSpecialists

• Stone & Chalk Hub

Defence

• Ascent Professional Services

• Bureau Veritas Marine & Offshore Australia

• IRL CNRS CROSSING

• Cognitive Companions Australia

• Cryoclock

• Defence Teaming Centre

• Defence Science and Technology Group

• Defence and Space Landing Pad

• GICAN

• LGM Australia

• Naval Group Pacific

• Squad Australia

• SYPAQ

Hi-Tech

• Amazon Web Services

• Australian Computer Society

• Australian Cyber Collaboration Centre (A3C)

• Australian Institute for Machine Learning

• Chamonix IT Solutions

• Cortex Interactive

• Daitum

• DTEX Systems

• exposé: Data Exposed

• Google Cloud Services

• IoT Consultants

• Office of Cyber Security

• MIT bigdata Living Lab

• Neoen

• NQRY

• Presagen (Life Whisperer)

• RADventures

• Resilient Asia Pacific

• Splunk (sub tenant of A3C)

• Stone & Chalk

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We are collaborating to identify new employment and business opportunities for Aboriginal people, and to nurture new generations of leaders.

The Circle – First Nations Entrepreneur Hub will offer a physical and virtual support platform for South Australian Aboriginal businesses, linking them to industry and business development opportunities. The Hub will also foster Aboriginal innovation, entrepreneurship and employment.

Aboriginal people and businesses are integral to Lot Fourteen, contributing to precinct management, demolition services, cultural heritage management and the provision of

professional consulting services for the development of The Circle – First Nations Entrepreneur Hub and the Aboriginal Art and Cultures Centre (AACC).

The AACC (see reference design on page 8) will position South Australia as the gateway to the oldest living cultures in the world. Extraordinary immersive experiences, fusing traditional storytelling and modern technology, will attract tourists from around the globe. What’s more, the Centre will offer a range of career and business opportunities for Aboriginal people, while nurturing new generations of Aboriginal arts practitioners, workers and visionaries.

At Lot Fourteen, we work closely with Aboriginal Communities and are proudly committed to supporting the empowerment of First Nations Peoples.

More than 700 people gathered in Frome Park for a smoking ceremony, led by Allan Sumner (pictured), to heal and cleanse the site and to celebrate re-connection to the land (November 2019).

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Sustainability and wellness are embedded into Lot Fourteen’s culture and environment. We’ve been acknowledged as a world-leading urban redevelopment and one of the most sustainable precincts in the nation by the Green Building Council of Australia. We achieved a 6 Star Green Star Communities rating under the internationally recognised Green Star rating system.

Lot Fourteen is also a world-leader in wellness in the workplace as the first precertified WELL Communities Project in Australia.

To achieve this, the precinct is being developed to deliver more thoughtful and intentional spaces that enhance human health and wellbeing. The international WELL Building StandardTM strategies cover:

Lot Fourteen marks a great leap in sustainable development and construction in Australia.Not only does it feature innovations in potable water use, waste and energy, it also creates a community where there is easy access to transport, education and jobs. This is a model for future urban mixed-use developments across Australia.

Davina Rooney Chief Executive, Green Building Council of Australia

Wisteria Walk, Adelaide Botanic Garden, neighbouring Lot Fourteen.

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1 Indoor air quality

2 Fresh water access

3 Nourishing and healthy food

4 Exposure to natural light

5 Physical activity

6 Thermal comfort

7 Acoustics

8 Healthy building materials

9 Emotional wellbeing

10 Community amenities

G R E E N & H E A LT H Y

This document is subject to change by the Department of the Premier and Cabinet.

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The Australian Space Discovery Centre, Ground Floor, McEwin Building, Lot Fourteen.

The Australian Space Discovery Centre is where the community can come together to explore the latest innovations in space technologies and learn about Australia’s role in expanding national and international space activities. By inspiring the next generation through space, Australia will increase its STEM educated population and create a workforce pipeline to sustain and grow a national space industry.

Enrico Palermo Head, Australian Space Agency