Roseworthy College Hall

Roseworthy College Hall, constructed between 1883 and 1884, stands as the most impressive building on the University of Adelaide's Roseworthy campus. Designed by Edward J. Woods, the hall is built from Tarlee stone and red brick, featuring a clock tower that, after over 120 years without a clock, was equipped in 2003 with a Swiss precision mechanism synchronized via GPS. The hall now serves as the Roseworthy Hub, offering students a relaxing space to meet, study, and exchange ideas.