The Perth Concert Hall was the first concert hall built in Australia after World War II. The building is a prime example of mid-century Brutalist classical architecture and is notable for its innovative use of white off-form concrete. The surfaces of the exposed concrete show the pattern of the formwork's panels.

Inside the building, there is a spiral staircase in the center, and the interior is laid with a bold red carpet. The auditorium provides seats for 1,729 people.

Acoustically, the venue is considered one of the best in Australia.

Heritage protected, in use and good condition.

The iconic concrete structure was recognized at the 2016 Australian Institute of Architects National Awards and received the Enduring Architecture Award. 

Redevelopment works planned for 2024.