原住民设计

News 二月 17, 2025

布拉德菲尔德新城中心首栋建筑揭幕：迈向可再生未来的重要一步

如果未来的城市不是静止的，而能够积极地回馈 —— 再生、适应并与原住民文化深度连接？这就是西悉尼布拉德菲尔德（Bradfield）新城中心“首栋建筑“的愿景，它代表着澳大利亚百年来最新城市的未来。

新闻 十二月 10, 2024

布拉德菲尔德（Bradfield）首栋建筑First Building完工，标志西悉尼未来的重要里程碑

随着澳大利亚百年来首个新城 — — 西悉尼的布拉德菲尔德（Bradfield）市中心正在为未来发展做准备，刚刚完工的新城首栋建筑First Building展现了这座城市的雄心壮志。

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布拉德菲尔德（Bradfield）中央公园

正如原住民土地和文化的传统守护者所表达的那样，我们对布拉德菲尔德中央公园的设计为澳大利亚开创了一种新型的城市空间，展示了如何利用城市空间促进原住民土地的复苏。

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悉尼地铁 — 西悉尼机场项目

悉尼地铁 — 西悉尼机场线路标志着悉尼城市发展史上的一个重要里程碑，该项目树立了典范，展示了如何通过以研究为导向的设计，在推动城市的未来发展的同时，尊重澳大利亚原住民及其“故土”的理念。

News 九月 30, 2024

Hassell揭晓悉尼地铁 — — 西悉尼机场线首批设计方案

悉尼地铁西悉尼机场线的核心理念在于深度融入原住民达鲁格地区的文化叙事，确保设计过程中充分尊重其沿线土地的文化内涵。

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恩古拉（Ngurra）：国家原住民与托雷斯海峡岛民文化片区

作为久负众望的文化地标，恩古拉（Ngurra）的设计理念荣获殊荣，彰显出澳大利亚国家意识中对原住民历史与传统的尊重与珍视。

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悉尼机场国际候机楼前广场

我们为悉尼机场国际候机楼前广场打造彰显悉尼的精神的沉浸式景观设计，重塑游客的到达与出发体验。这一全新的公共空间，为澳大利亚人流量最大的公共场所树立了原住民设计的行业新标杆。

Media 十一月 27, 2023

Burswood Park set for 20-year plan

The Burswood Peninsula 20-year masterplan by Hassell has been released. Earmarked for three distinct precincts the proposed plan includes an outdoor amphitheatre accommodating more than 10,000 people and landscapes to reflect the Whadjuk Noongar region.

Media 九月 22, 2023

Designing linear corridors to deliver greater value for community and planet

Hassell’s new landmark study, ​‘Corridors: Designing linear infrastructure in a non-linear world’, takes a cross-sector look at the impact of built corridors on people and planet, as well as that of urban developments on natural corridors. Combining knowledge from the railway, roadway, waterway, and utility sectors across Australia, China, Singapore, Europe, and North America, the study explores how linear infrastructure can be designed to deliver greater value for all through a unified, holistic corridor design approach. Read the article in Architecture&Design.

Media 九月 05, 2023

Harbourside public domain designs released

The New South Wales government has released a design for the public outdoor areas of the Harbourside Shopping Centre redevelopment in Tumbalong/​Darling Harbour. Designed by Snøhetta and Hassell, the redevelopment proposes to create a range of retail, hospitality and entertainment spaces, as well as a 42-storey residential tower. The public elements of the project include a series of through-site links, upgrades to the promenade around Cockle Bay and a new waterfront plaza and garden. The design team has collaborated with cultural design and research consultant Danièle Hromek (Djinjama) and Indigenous planting specialist Clarence Slockee (Jiwah) to embed Wangal and Gadigal ways of thinking and narratives into the design. Read the article in ArchitectureAU. Image: Snohetta and Hassell.

Media 九月 04, 2023

Could vacant office buildings in Melbourne be repurposed to boost housing supply?

A study by design studio Hassell, in partnership with Ethos Urban and the Property Council of Australia, found that around 90 pre-1990 office buildings in Melbourne’s CBD could be converted into 10,000−12,000 apartments, housing up to 20,000 people, through adaptive reuse.

Media 八月 01, 2023

Sydney Airport unveils new forecourt at International Arrivals Terminal

Sydney Airport has officially opened its new T1 International arrivals forecourt — designed by Hassell — which is set to be enjoyed by millions of international travellers every year. Indigenous perspectives have been embedded throughout the design, construction and maintenance of the T1 International arrivals Forecourt. Wildflower Gardens for Good, an Indigenous led not-for-profit organisation, has planted more than 12,200 native species throughout the forecourt. ​“International passengers are now greeted with a vibrant new arrivals forecourt that showcases the natural beauty Sydney is known for,” said Sydney Airport CEO Geoff Culbert. Read the article in Travel Weekly. Image courtesy Sydney Airport Corporation.

Media 七月 31, 2023

WA’s first children’s hospice approved

The Western Australian Planning Commission has approved the state’s first and only purpose-built children’s hospice facility, designed by Hassell. The facility will provide round-the-clock care for children with life-limiting conditions. ​“This beautifully designed and situated hospice will make a tremendous difference to the West Australian families going through what is the most challenging of journeys,” said WA premier Roger Cook. ​“I am looking forward to seeing this important facility complete and supporting children, their parents, siblings and other loved ones and providing them comfort.” Read the full article in ArchitectureAU.

Media 六月 21, 2023

NSW puts Indigenous design at centre of new park tender

The NSW government has set new standards in tendering by mandating ongoing consultation with local Aboriginal people over a new public square in western Sydney’s Bradfield City and giving Indigenous considerations a hefty 20 per cent weighting in the final decision. Hassell’s design for Bradfield Central Park is shortlisted amongst five leading firms vying for the tender that is due to be announced in August. Read more in the AFR.

Media 五月 17, 2023

How recycled hospital equipment is transformed into a plastic pavilion designed for inhospitable climates

Icon reports on our Inuit-inspired plastic pavilion that can act as a single-room shelter in harsh environments. This high tech concept is a collaboration with to​.org and the prototype is made entirely from discarded medical equipment.
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