Hidden Melbourne

Hidden, forgotten, neglected, Hidden Melbourne features 'hidden' locations using 360° virtual tours and photos. These are places which are unknown, inaccessible or simply overlooked. A perfect example is the many clocktowers around the city, highly visible, but the interior is hidden. We enjoy making these places available as well as their background. Endangered Development must take place but we regret all those places knocked down before being properly recorded. Using virtual tours we can create a lasting record of the fabric of Melbourne. A 360° of a building created prior to redevelopment will let future generations see the what was there and 'walk' inside. Public People research businesses and tourist attractions every day on the internet. We want to give owners of such places the ability to give people an online walk in from the street and a tour of their facility. At the time of review (2018) Alma Doepel Melbourne Cricket Ground (The "G") Eastern Hill Fire Station Como House Man cave Army Signals Museum Rippon Lea Estate Block Arcade RAAF museum Canterbury Gardens Labassa Victorian State Parliament Hotel Windsor Auburn Uniting Church Capitol Theatre State Library of Victoria Melbourne High School Scots Church Robin Boyd Walsh Street House Newport Substation John Darling & Son Mill Immaculate Conception Church Royal Exhibition Building Steamrail Victoria St Kilda Vaults Collingwood Technical School APM Pump house Larundel mental asylum VR Way and Works California Hotel Derelict Primary School Bradmill cotton factory Docklands Control Tower Max New Textiles Box Hill Brickworks Town Halls Who created Hidden Melbourne? Hidden Melbourne is the brainchild of two photographers - Mark Hassed and Barney Meyer using artistry in high dynamic range photography and 360° virtual tours to reveal hidden parts of our city.