Albert Hall

Launceston Architecture A

Albert Hall

Launceston, Tasmania 7250, Australia

Created By: University of Tasmania

Information

Location: corner Cimitiere Street and Tamar Street/City Park

Year: 1891 (original building), 2025 (renovation/extension)

Architect: John Duncan (original building), Terroir (renovation/extension)

Builder: John Farmillo (original building), SHAPE (renovation/extension)

Style: Neo-Classical/French Renaissance Revival (original building)

Notes: Original building constructed for the Tasmanian exhibition of 1891-2 (compare to the Melbourne Exhibition Building of 1880). The same architect also did Duck Reach Power Station in Cataract Gorge. Renovation/extension replaces an earlier structure to connect a new entry, foyer, cafe and ancillary spaces facing City Park.

This point of interest is part of the tour: Launceston Architecture A


 

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