Perth Concert Hall, Concert hall and heritage site in City of Perth, Australia.
The Perth Concert Hall is a concert venue and heritage site in the City of Perth, Western Australia. The building displays bold geometric forms constructed from raw concrete and features the massive, angular characteristic of brutalist design from the 1970s.
Construction started in 1971 and the building opened on January 26, 1973, during Australia Day celebrations. The project reflects the modernist architectural movement that was reshaping Perth in the 1970s.
The venue serves as a gathering place for classical music lovers and fans of jazz, rock, and folk performances. Audiences here connect with the West Australian Symphony Orchestra's regular programs and experience diverse musical traditions.
The venue sits within walking distance of several car parks including the City of Perth Car Park and Terrace Road Car Park. Plan extra time for arrival since parking availability in the city center can vary depending on the time of day.
The building holds registration as a State Registered Place, recognizing its architectural importance within Western Australia. This designation marks how the bold design choices of the 1970s continue to shape the city's identity.
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