In undergraduate years he held a traineeship with the NSW Public Works Department where he worked in the office of the Government Architect until 1966. He was first a student of languages and archeology, then transferred to architecture and graduated with degrees in both Arts (1958) and Architecture (1957). Hall spent his early childhood in Narrabri, won a scholarship to Cranbrook School and then scholarships to Sydney University and Wesley College.
Born in Newcastle NSW in 1931, his name is most often remembered as the architect who completed the design of the Sydney Opera House after the resignation of Jørn Utzon, but Hall has many other fine architectural projects to his credit. Peter Hall was one of the leading Australian architects of his generation.
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