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The Hedberg - University of Tasmania
Building on its reputation in the recital hall space, A.G. Coombs has played a key role in the commissioning of a new conservatorium in Hobart that will contribute to enriching the study of music and the arts.
Facilities like the Melbourne Recital Centre are world-renowned for their acoustic performance thanks, in large part, to the careful design, construction and commissioning of building services and noise controls.
It is through its involvement with the Melbourne Recital Centre that the expertise of A.G. Coombs continues to be called upon a decade later.
Engaged as Independent Commissioning Agents (ICA), A.G. Coombs Advisory has contributed to the construction of a new music Conservatorium projects in Hobart.
In Hobart, an impressive landmark building is nearing completion in the form of The Hedberg.
Considered one of Tasmania’s most ambitious arts projects, the $96 million creative industries and performing arts development in Hobart incorporates the University of Tasmania’s Conservatorium of Music and the refurbished Theatre Royal – one of Australia’s oldest operating theatres.
Delivered by Hansen Yuncken, The Hedberg building features a contemporary recital hall, studio theatre and salon, as well as a range of teaching and music rooms.
Appointed ICA on the project in 2016, A.G. Coombs Advisory has provided specialist building services commissioning advice including detailed design, constructability and commissionability reviews as well as construction inspections and commissioning witnessing.
A.G. Coombs Advisory’s contribution to the delivery of this special building will ensure Tasmania’s rich history of academic and musical excellence is nurtured for years to come.
