The Hedberg, University building in City of Hobart, Australia.
The Hedberg is a university building on Campbell Street housing programs in music, creative arts, and media education. It contains professional recording studios, rehearsal rooms, and modern facilities designed for teaching and creative work.
The site received an initial land grant in 1827 from Lieutenant Governor George Arthur to Joshua Fergusson. The 1925 Hedberg Brothers Garage was later integrated into the modern university development.
The Ian Potter Recital Hall hosts student and community performances in spaces designed for optimal sound. It serves as a working venue where visitors can experience live music and recordings throughout the year.
The location is accessible by public transport and sits in central Hobart. Visitors should check with the university about public events and access guidelines before visiting.
The building integrates the 1925 Hedberg Brothers Garage facade as its main entrance into the modern structure. The exterior draws inspiration from elements shaped by Tasmanian abalone shells.
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