Reserve Bank Building

The Reserve Bank Building sits at one hundred eighty-two to one hundred eighty-eight Victoria Square, easily identified by its twentieth-century stripped classical design and the generous garden and small circular fountain set at its base. Constructed between nineteen sixty-six and nineteen sixty-seven, the building was designed to provide a secure and prestigious home for the Reserve Bank of Australia’s Adelaide branch. Its architecture reflects the confidence of the era through the extensive use of high-quality Australian marble, granite, and native timbers.