Everard Court (flats) (Adelaide, SA)

 Streamline Moderne (architecture), Art Deco (architecture), listed building / architectural heritage, 1939_construction

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Constructed in 1939 on the newly redeveloped Anzac Highway and ideally situated between the city and Glenelg, Everard Court (flats) was among the largest and most ambitious purpose-built flat developments realised during the interwar period.
Everard Court (flats) is also an outstanding example of interwar streamlined architecture articulating many of the key attributes of the style such as bold, asymmetrical massing, clean lines and rounded corners, and horizontal emphasis with contrasting vertical relief.
Everard Court (flats) is associated with purpose-built interwar flats, with South Australian architect Ron Golding and his prolific architectural practice and building firm, Architectural Homes Company, and with interwar streamlined architecture.
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