Detmold Group is constructing its new Adelaide headquarters to foster collaboration and innovation, and support continued local and international growth.
The group’s new global headquarters will accommodate up to 240 employees, with staff from eight sites across Adelaide metropolitan suburbs Brompton, Hindmarsh and Regency Park consolidating under one roof by the end of 2026.
Staff from the Detmold Group corporate functions and sales companies Detpak, PaperPak, Detmold Medical and Cup & Carry will relocate to the new head office, which sits alongside existing manufacturing and warehousing facilities.
Detmold Group CEO Sascha Detmold Cox said the company’s new headquarters represents a “strategic investment in the future of the Detmold Group”.
“Purpose-built with sustainability, collaboration and employee wellbeing in mind, our new corporate home integrates contemporary design with environmentally-responsible solutions and an open-plan layout that supports collaboration and innovation,” Detmold Cox said.
“Bringing our Detmold family under one roof will help foster stronger connections, knowledge sharing, and a unified culture aligned with our core values.”
Family-run Adelaide construction business Centina and design studio, Studio Nine Architects, have been appointed to build and design the new 5,100sqm headquarters at 260 Regency Road, Regency Park.
The new three-level building will include formal and informal meeting spaces with an open-plan design, breakout areas, on-site parking, end-of-trip facilities, an onsite café, and a green outdoor terrace.
The building will adopt green design features to maximise natural lighting and ventilation and shade for energy efficiency, well-being and comfort, along with rainfall harvesting and recirculation.
Site-works for the development-approved build will commence in June with project completion scheduled for October 2026.
There will be about 75 people on site each day, with up to 200 employed for the entire project. Manufacturing at Brompton will continue, with planning underway to also relocate those operations to Regency Park within the next five years.
