PCRange Pty Ltd is a really successful local Adelaide business that is making a mark on the…read moreinternational stage. PCRange specialises in broadband and networking hardware but also sells a massive range of cool iPhone and Android accessories through online companies. Most of the stock is not sold in store, but sent out to distibutors throughout Adelaide and the rest of Australia or sold through online mediums. They are always right on top of the newest trends in technology, especially with their iPhone accessories company PADACS, which has just released a range of products designed especially for the iPad 2012. Their website is also constantly updated with new products, a great sign and possibly a reason for their popularity. PCRange also incorporates a digital printing service Printomatic which is housed in the same building. They offer a wide range of printing services including wide format and printing on different kinds of merchandise. The staff were friendly and despite its size, the company has a great domestic and international presence in its industry.

If your business or product is in need of a new logo, an injection of colour or a complete makeover…read morewhen it comes to branding, you should visit West Creative Graphic Design at Kent Town. These guys have their fingers in so many different pies when it comes to design. Their work ranges from design, branding, marketing, and interactive looks. I've seen and admired some of the work they do and it really is great stuff. Along with the traditional kinds of jobs like logo design, new business cards and general branding they also do some things that you wouldn't normally expect to see like school banners, cycling jerseys, packaging and they've even designed a funky new look for tow trucks. Most recently they've designed a new logo for the recently launched Top Note Vineyards. Some of their other work include the logo for the TV Show South Aussie with Cossie, they came up with the logo for the International Rugby Sevens tournament as well as the logo for the Advantage SA campaign. Support local business and get along to see West Creative if your business needs a new look. They'll have you looking glam in no time!

I agree with Chloe R and lambast the print and copy section. A very Cavalier attitude I thought…read morewhen they got one on my manuscripts stuck in the thermal binding machine. Care factor: zero. Resolution: go away and print it again at my own expense. I use ride share and pay both ways and have my driver wait. I complained on the website - action: nil. Lift your game Officeworks.

Excellent shop .. I visit all the time .. convenient and staff always great .. and the location is…read moreso good

Launching a website is never as easy as you think. If you want to establish your own web presence,…read moretalk to the guys at *nishnish before you go one step further. Even though everyone is grabbing their piece of real estate in the online space, the world wide web is a complicated world and I am a firm believer that you need professionals like the guys from *nishnish to help you navigate your way through the maze. Many businesses know they need a website but that's usually as far as they think. Go and talk to Nigel Venning and his team at and they'll let you know all of the things you need to think about to get that website up and running. These guys can do everything from design the look of your site to setup an online shop if that's what you need. It can be a complicated process but *nishnish will make your online journey as painless as possible.

A pop up venue for the 2013 fringe that is rumoured to have a long life…read more The quirky outside bar featuring a old school hills hoist and tea light candles in teacups has an enhanced atmosphere from the sweet sounds of resident band Thomas St James. Inside the repurposed workshop shed lined with curtains but not airconditiong has some funky art on the walls and a smattering of fun bar tables for you and your friends. Standing room only and the lack of seats make short performances great, but long ones a little more tedious, but the wide doors opened to outside mean you can grab a drink and listen in as you sit down. Chances are you're hear for a performance of someone, not for the venue experience, and that kinda makes it all ok.

Are you in the market for a first rate Adelaide based architect? If so you should contact Dimitty…read moreat Dimitty Anderson Architects. Located at 221 Gilbert Street in the city, you can deal directly with Dimitty or with any of the members of her highly experienced team. If you're building your dream home from scratch, renovating from the ground up or even just making a few small changes to your existing structure, Dimitty can help you through every step of the process. If you think an architect is beyond your budget, you can always watch a TV renovation program and have a go at making changes to your home or office yourself but if you want to leave the job to the experts, these are the people you should call. Employing an architect is never a cheap process but it has to be less expensive than having a botched job done on your property. In the long run, using the services and expertise of a business well versed in their craft has to save you money. I have seen buildings and homes that Dimitty Anderson Architects have worked on and while I'm not an expert, they seem first rate to me. Her designs and her finished work have that great combo of modern looks, functional design and cutting edge finishes.

One thing the online printing and stationary market doesn't have besides a physical presence is…read morepersonalised service. And this is exactly what Abbott's have and been doing for many years and what the majority of their repeat business is based upon. Located on the prominant corner of Port and South Rds, it stands without having a car or truck plough into it daily, which is a good thing too. Off the shelf they sell all the necessary items for any home / office such as staplers, sticky tape, copy paper, folders, diaries, paper clips, rubber bands and heaps more. They have a photocopier available for anyone off the street to use and offer a copy service for higher volumes of work. The services they offer are varied from someone popping in to get a rough quote for business cards to printing a complete range of streamlined stationary for a home business or major company. Also, there is a inhouse design team to assist with composing your business details to fit the stationary. On the other hand there is an online self help printing service, whereby you don't need to set foot inside the premises, as it's all ready for you to fill in the gaps. The service is quick with a short turn around time from printing to delivery.

My business has used Abbotts for over twenty years now, and they have always exceeded my…read moreexpectations! They offer great ideas to improve my print jobs, they are cost competitive yet still give that added level of service. Being a family business, they also seem to go the extra yard and give that personalised touch. I really cannot recommend them highly enough.

If you enjoy the way buildings look and you like to see blueprints, if you are fascinated with the…read moreephemera surrounding the interior design world or the area of architecture; maybe you want to do some research into who lived in what building in historic Adelaide? Possibly you are interested in engravings, photographs, diaries and notebooks all concerning architecture. If you are that way inclined then call the Collections manager Dr Julie Collins and make a date to visit this most delightful museum. If you have time on your hands and are looking for something to do that is truly fascinating this is a very interesting way to spend some time. I become quite enthralled with the drawings and pictures and I'm not an architect nor have I ever had any ambition to become one, but I do like looking at interesting things. Take yourself for a day out and I suspect you will want to make a return visit just to continue looking at the greater part of the iceberg you will have observed the tip of. It is a free service based in the school of design and architecture as part of the University of South Australia, but it is also a public museum and a total treat for anyone with interests in history, research and obviously buildings; town planning and social development students even set design students will also find this really interesting and if you are one of the rare breed who want to etch, mark metal as an artistic pursuit and print etchings that you can ask people to come up and see... as in "come up and see my etchings..." this is an unmissable cache of treasures you will take great delight in. Costs nothing but the phone call to warn Dr Julie you are on your way; and she will be pleased as a punch drunk bricklayer believe me. Oh and don't worry, Dr Julie will not hang over you as if you shouldn't be there - she loves visitors to her pride and joy. Best collection of materials on architecture you could hope for in the state.