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Explore the latest on resilient cities, workplace thinking, and innovation precincts.

Senior living in dense cities: building dignity and choice

By 2039, one in three Hong Kongers will be 65+. Today’s senior housing is stuck between two extremes: minimal care at home or institutional living. At Hassell, we believe real life happens in the space between.

The Mandate Mirage: 2025 Workplace Futures Survey

Hassell’s latest workplace research reveals that the real drawcard for attracting employees to the office in-person is choice — especially when that choice is supported by a workplace designed for more than just work.

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Corridors: Designing linear infrastructure in a non-linear world

Our new landmark study uncovers how infrastructure can, and indeed must, be better integrated to deliver greater value for all. Download the ‘Corridors’ report.

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From commutes to communities: Human-centred design in transport-oriented developments

When thoughtfully designed, transport-oriented developments (TODs) – those clusters of homes, offices, and public spaces orbiting train stations and bus hubs – promise something radical: they can redefine – not just how people move across cities – but how they thrive.

“When we focus on what already exists, we can evolve our cities into places where people and nature thrive together.”

Samantha Peart, Head of Sustainability

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The Future of Retail

In Asia and the Middle East, the reinvention of retail is unfolding at breakneck speed. Our latest research report, The Future of Retail delves into the trends, ideas and innovations reshaping how — and why — we shop.

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Future-proofing Asia-Pacific (APAC) hospitality: innovation and adaption

The Asia-Pacific (APAC) hospitality sector is experiencing a powerful resurgence, driven by evolving traveller behaviours and renewed investor confidence. Our latest research report delves into this dynamic shift.

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Waste not: how interior design is unlocking circularity

A new approach to interior design is turning the built environment into a vast, reusable materials bank, proving that circularity can meet both sustainability goals and financial targets.