Fiona Stanley Hospital will offer first-class healthcare, clinical care, research and education - supported by an innovative design that will harness the latest scientific, technological and medical developments

The University of Queensland Business School concept provides a world class business village environment within a bespoke new building to promote engagement and interaction within the MBA and PhD courses for enhanced learning outcomes

The design for the new State Rehabilitation Service (SRS) in Perth, Western Australia, is the outcome of extensive consultation with the people who will use it – rehabilitation staff, volunteers and, of course, patients. The result will be a building designed around the needs of patients and their carers with strong links to the landscape around it

The brief called for a series of dynamic, robust and sustainable buildings to accommodate rehearsal and performance spaces for dance, drama and music studios, galleries for visual arts and workshop spaces for set and production design

Splintering from Queensbridge Square's iconic Red Stair, the Urban Coffee Farm reinterprets a terraced coffee farm in the centre of the bustling city

The Government Services Offices development is one of the first key projects of the Revitalising Central Dandenong initiative, a major urban renewal initiative

The building integrates teaching and research laboratories in addition to large scale manufacturing and civil engineering research laboratories. It will support various hydraulic, wind, materials and structural and advanced form processing laboratories within its program. The building also aims to act as a 'live learning hub' for students who will occupy the building

The key element of the design is water and it has been melded with light and reflections for the project concept. When viewed from afar, the five buildings housing six different restaurants appear to float on the lake, which is the unique feature of the project by Palm Springs Real Estate Development

HASSELL was one of four finalists shortlisted in the Royal Institute of British Architects competition to design a new visitor destination on a disused coal mine – the former Cronton Colliery at Knowsley near Manchester

The University of Queensland Global Change Institute is a ‘Living Building’ that aims to meet the Living Building Challenge sustainability criteria. It will make a positive contribution to climate and ecology as an energy provider with zero carbon and waste footprints.

This cancer care hospital design integrates with the surrounding landscape to promote optimism, empowerment and rehabilitation. The aim was to create a human scale, easily navigable precinct that fosters a sense of community for staff, clients and visitors

HASSELL has been actively involved in designing a public realm that is an inviting and memorable part of the city fabric. Celebrating the modern and historical nature of the site, the public realm bridges the gap between the two creating a series of spaces that compliment the nature of the surrounding built environment

ONLEAD's modular furniture is practical, dynamic and flexible with a high-quality design that responds to the user's needs. In response, the architecture uses simple forms to create multi-functional spaces that cater to a variety of needs

Light Shed offers visitors a secret place from which to view the world and appreciate the hidden detail of Melbourne's Federation Square

The objective was to create an iconic mixed-use 330m tower with the most luxurious working and living standards in Zhuhai

The concept driving the design of the school is the sine wave – a metaphor of the simple harmonic motion of the sine wave, abstracting a mathematical phenomenon and relating it to the journey that the learner undertakes in the progression the student undertakes from Year 7 to Year 12

The Australian High Speed Vehicle (A-HSV) has been designed in response to national debates on environmental, economical and social issues. Inspired by the brut lines of the iconic Australian speed machine the 1960s HK Monaro, HASSELL has designed the A-HSV to be responsive to the Australian context

Extensive consultation occurred between HASSELL, the University, workplace environment strategists and key stakeholders with approximately 30 workshops held over eight weeks. HASSELL also consulted with local and international student groups weekly to both inform and develop the concept design, helping stakeholders and the design team to make informed decisions along the journey

The building's facade features a series of dark screens and balconies with perforated aluminium panels that spill leaf-shaped sunlight into the apartments. Dark hallways create a sense of luxury and calm – an entrance that helps accentuate the light and bright apartments inside.

Careful planning has made the most of the unique location to ensure direct river or harbour views for the majority of apartments. The interplay of three distinctive building forms creates strong composition to complement the landmark address at the gateway to the Fremantle Harbour

The two proposed office buildings house local utilities and government departments, all with a public aspect allowing for the activation of street frontages. The building mass forms strong urban edges and addresses the corners that are on prominent roads leading to the city centre

Common Ground Sydney adopts the 'street to home' approach of the Common Ground model originating in New York. The project addresses chronic homelessness by providing stable, high quality permanent housing. The building itself is indistinguishable as social housing or an institutional building but rather presents as a contemporary and comfortable living environment

The new facility is contemporary yet sensitive to the heritage features of the Adelaide Oval and incorporates much of the historic George Giffen Stand, the Sir Edwin Smith Stand and the Mostyn Evan Stand

ANZ Centre in Melbourne's Docklands, designed by HASSELL and Lend Lease design, applies contemporary thinking in workplace design and leadership in sustainability to reflect the client's focus on engagement and productivity while responding to the site's unique location.

The project achieves a significant innovation by creating a new facility 'without walls', encouraging knowledge exchange and discovery through use of shared spaces and resources

one40william is one of Perth's most significant and influential projects, setting a benchmark in environmentally sustainable design and bringing new life to the city's retail centre

To allow for maximum flexibility and accessibility, the design placed the factory spaces in the centre of the building, surrounded by a flexible program layout. This concept of a factory 'heart' generates a high level of possible interaction between the learning and office space, promoting maximum integration and opportunity

The design draws on the city's identity as an 'ice city' and contender to host the 2020 Winter Olympics. The forms are referenced in the fractured ice that covers the local Songua River in the winter

The concept for the tower evolved from the historical pole housing structures or 'diaojiao', perched over terraced landscapes

Terra Form Australis is a response to the irreversible effects of climate change, radically changing the Australian landscape. Increased migration, growing cities and an eroded environment will place pressure on productive land and ecology

The Rock is a 60-storey commercial tower in Chongqing. Its form is generated as the logical, contextual response to the topographical features that surround the city. The structure is intended to be both natural and embedded in its surroundings, at the same time being a distinctive and recognisable sculptural form

The master plan focuses on the key precincts for development and renewal around the quay and integrates them with their locality, adjacent precincts, as well as future projects and plans. It ensures a cohesive solution that optimises strategic connections with the city, Barangaroo, Walsh Bay and Darling Harbour

The Eastern Plaza project is centered on the creation of a new public plaza as a major arrival space for Melbourne Park, in addition to providing new entrance facilities to Hisense Arena, a new footbridge to AAMI Park Stadium and integration of an existing footbridge to the MCG

Dispensing with the traditional boundary between the Zoo and its surrounds, the new entrance invites visitors to view the sights and sounds of the Zoo from public forecourts.

The new Alibaba Headquarters is a benchmark for the modern workplace in China, comprising 150,000 square metres of flexible open plan office space within a campus style layout.

The House of Arts and Culture is a twenty-four-seven city house, fuelled with the creative potential of a vibrant cosmopolitan culture that thrives on activity, community and cultural life

Our design responds to the urban conditions, building on these as a way of integrating a new element of civic infrastructure into the City of Brisbane

The buildings forms are designed to facilitate pedestrian movement in and around the complex. The design integrates the existing landscape, historic buildings and ancient city wall, and provides clear views to and from the existing Mingseng central business district

The design is a ribbon of contemporary architectural spaces - distinct learning communities integrated with specialist facilities - woven amongst retained trees that form a signature for the new school

The journey through the Giant Panda Forest provides visitors with an immersive experience of the Chinese Highlands and enables a variety of viewing opportunities, educational and recreational

The design presents a new sustainable typology with ticketing, amenities and management located deep underground, enabling a single employee to manage the station from one central location

Sustainability was integral to the design. The narrow floorplate of the clubhouse allows fresh air and daylight to penetrate all principal rooms. The building management system is connected to the lights and the mechanical ventilation, activating the adjustable sun shading and closing off air conditioning units as required

The dramatic entrance canopies allow extensive use of natural day light throughout the underground stations. The strong, elegant design incorporates simple, unambiguous circulation on concourse and platform areas, a robust palette of materials to accommodate heavy wear and tear, and a vibrant overlay of signage and public art to animate the public realm

The design seeks to minimise travel distance between transport modes, and provide an attractive and comfortable environment while responding to local landscape and character

The master plan balances the complexities of large crowd movements through the site on game days, while maintaining an active, comfortable and intimate retail environment. The buildings are designed as a strong family of forms, each with its own unique architectural identity reinforced through a rich palette of materials and detail

The design concept is based on distinct learning communities gathered around a shared school heart, the promotion of an adaptable indoor/outdoor learning environment, and a site-specific response to its semi-rural location and microclimate

The Darwin Convention Centre is the centrepiece of the city's new A$1.1 billion Darwin Cove Redevelopment and has transformed the waterfront area to a destination drawcard for locals, business travellers and tourists

The brief provided by Department of Infrastructure was for the creation of iconic stations, utilising a palette of durable materials which could be used in future metropolitan railway stations

The Health Sciences Building at Flinders University strategically engages research and teaching groups with each other and the wider community, promoting the exchange of knowledge, the growth of ideas and the pursuit of community health and wellbeing

Bringing together separate business units into one organisational community and attracting and retaining talented staff were key goals for SA Water. Employees were continually engaged and consulted throughout the design process

The challenge of this project – to re-life the former Keating's Bread Factory to create a suite of open plan interconnected studio and meeting spaces – was augmented by our role as both client and designer

Our proposal was for a very clear and memorable scheme that unifies two sites and various building functions under a single canopy. The canopy form ensures a strong, singular image that is legible from the air, surrounding highways and from a human perspective at street level

At a functional level, the major refurbishment successfully integrates the previously disparate activities of the different airlines using the terminal, not only improving operational efficiencies, but also the wayfinding and management of queues and crowds

The new station at William Street is a vital interchange with links to the existing Perth Station and the city centre. Esplanade Station services the Swan River foreshore and the adjacent Perth Convention and Exhibition Centre with a delicate pavilion

Consistent with the belief that each design challenge demands its own solution, a two level approach was adopted to create the public identity for this new institution

The law court is expected to uphold the law, to demonstrate independence and to reflect the sovereignty of the people. The public need to feel welcome rather than intimidated. Accountability and transparency were key characteristics as was accessibility within the design

HASSELL envisaged transforming the Darwin Waterfront from a redundant industrial port facility into a world class, mixed-use urban community attracting local residents, business travellers and tourists alike

The design of this 12,000 square metre drama complex expresses a sense of theatricality at every opportunity. A large unifying horizontal roof plane gives a bold public scale to the street frontage, enveloping a generous foyer space dramatically revealed to the passing public through a high glass wall

Our design strategy for this new 25 metre indoor pool was to propose a new 'walled' terrace above the original pool enclosure, echoing its form but not mimicking its character

The design is a modern interpretation of Chinese values that celebrates its Australian context and China's position as one of Australia's most important global partners. Carefully framed views and diffused screen elements express a dialogue between the interior and exterior spaces

We set out to design a building that satisfies the demands of aircraft operations, high level security and large volume passenger processing, while at the same time enhancing the passenger experience and providing Qantas with a facility of international standard

The design team balanced key functional requirements for security, communication, accessibility and clarity with symbolic requirements to physically express Australian culture and values – our belief in an optimistic future, the value of honesty, fairness and a hard day's work

The 7,000 square metre station is a celebration of rail travel, designed in the tradition of the great glass and iron railway stations of the nineteenth century. Yet the response is distinctly Australian in character, embracing qualities of openness, directness and clarity

The first of Australia's performing arts centres, the Adelaide Festival Centre is still acknowledged by audiences and performers as the best of its kind in the nation.