Inspired by real people
Square Holes has boosted urban lifestyles through key research in arts, culture, sports, and sustainability. Collaborating with the Adelaide Film Festival and Adelaide Oval, they’ve enhanced cultural offerings and revitalized venues, increasing tourism and community engagement. Their work with Zoos SA has furthered conservation efforts, and their urban planning insights have significantly improved city livability.
Square Holes has spurred economic growth by providing strategic insights to businesses, start-ups, and government. Collaborating with _SOUTHSTART, Flinders University’s New Venture Institute, and industries from wine to technology, they have developed innovative growth strategies and supported robust economic development. Their involvement with the Master Builders Association, Chambers of Commerce, and ‘New State of Mind’ campaign has rejuvenated local economies and attracted younger demographics.
Square Holes has significantly impacted community services through research that informs education, health, government, and safety sectors. They lead behavior change campaigns addressing issues like smoking, road safety, and domestic violence. Collaborating with educational and health institutions, and government, their insights help develop effective, inclusive programs that enhance service delivery and address societal challenges, improving community well-being and safety.
Square Holes drives urban enhancement with research on housing and urban consolidation, including multifaceted brand and stakeholder analysis for infrastructure departments. Partnering with authorities like Renewal SA and SA Housing Authority, their insights shape strategic planning for sustainable developments in areas such as Playford and Bowden, making them a crucial partner for data-driven urban development.
“The independent parent survey, which was established with Square Holes, was aimed at ensuring every parent of every child that left every school was given an opportunity to undertake a survey and voice either their satisfaction or their dissatisfaction in regards to reasons for departure.” Uby Faddoul, Strategy Coordinator, CESA
Research to drive an evolving narrative, behaviour change and support leaders in education, environment, government, health, infrastructure, housing, arts, sport, culture, lifestyle and economy. We partner with human-curious planners, marketers, visionaries and strategists to inform policy, planning and future priorities.
“It’s very tangible, specific data, that helps us develop the stories that we want to tell in our marketing, and our social media, et cetera. Otherwise, you’re making decisions based on anecdotes, and that can be misleading,” Elaine Bensted, CE Zoos SA
Evolving narrative
An evolving narrative is vital for keeping a city dynamic, adaptable, and forward-thinking. Square Holes’ research plays a crucial role in guiding this evolution, ensuring growth and sustainability through informed strategic decisions.
Behaviour change
Applying evidence-based behaviour change models support liveable cities, including aspects of health and wellbeing. Square Holes’ research provides data-driven insights to enhance the effectiveness of behaviour change promotion and intervention.
20 years of data
Square Holes has played a pivotal role in supporting flourishing cities by conducting insightful research that guides government, planners, and visionaries. Their work, spanning various domains such as lifestyle, economy, education, health, and the built environment, has helped shape culturally rich and inclusive societies.
Return on investment
Square Holes’ research over two decades has significantly enhanced urban economic and social landscapes. Their insights have fostered economic growth, informed effective policies, and improved community services, leading to better city planning and enhanced public health.
“We knew that there were historical insights available, and we really wanted to get a refreshed view of those, so it made sense to come back to Square Holes.” Jessica Douglas, Manager of Brand SA, in the Department for Trade and Investment
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