Adelaide’s Rundle Mall, home of over 600 retailers, is definitely the shopping hub of the State. These Stainless Steel Balls are centrally located and is definitely one of the preferred meeting places of young and old alike.The balls stand 4m tall and were commissioned by the Hindmarsh Building Society and donated to the City of Adelaide in 1977.

The sculptor, Bert Flugelman, decided to place them one above the other as if in a precarious balancing act and it is not unusual to see tourists having their photo taken in front of them.

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Small though it may be, Adelaide hosts it’s very own China Town complete with Pogoda Style Roofs and Red Lanterns. It’s really quite impressive when you stand at either of the entrances, for there are two, and I always love the feeling of awe as I walk under the pergoda style arches under the watchful eyes of the marble lions.

Although once you step into Chinatown you are not completely transferred to a traditional Chinese town, the many Chinese stores are a welcome change from traditional Adelaide. Don’t get me wrong, I love Adelaide and it’s places like Chinatown that give it a character of it’s own.

Located on Moonta St it has two pairs of Imperial guardian lions donated by the People’s Republic of China guarding the entrances at Grote and Gouger Streets.

Chinese restaurants, grocery stores and markets make up the majority of our Chinatown and small though it may be it adds a bit of character to our delightful city.

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I like this particular view of the Roma Mitchell Law Court Building which sits on 3 Angas St. at the end of Victoria Square. At a cost of $96 million it was designed by Mariano Deuonni of Hassell LTD. It houses the Federal, Family and Federal Magistrates courts and will accommodate the High Court on those occasions that it comes down to South Australia.

You can see a few more pictures and more detailed information at architecture.com.au.

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