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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.

Katharine Turner

Based in Sydney, Katharine Turner is our Interim Residential Sector Lead who is passionate about high quality architecture that contributes positively to a rich and vibrant built environment.

Media 十一月 01, 2023

The ‘work of art’ cruise terminal in Qatar

Cruise ports aren’t usually known as destinations in their own rights, but Doha’s Grand Cruise Terminal in Qatar has swiftly become a ‘reverse tourist attraction’ with residents and visitors streaming in to see it. Read the article in CNN.

Media 十月 23, 2023

Community spaces take out top honours at 2023 AILA National Awards

The 2023 AILA National Awards saw Hassell take out five awards amongst 51 winners honoured for their positive impact on regions, towns and cities. “The need for landscape architecture has never been greater,” AILA National Awards jury chair Claire Martin says. “[These projects] strengthen people’s connection with their environment and to each other, improve livelihoods and health outcomes, foster truth telling and simply bring joy to people.” Read the article in Architecture&Design. Image: Hassell’s AILA International Award-winning West Bund in Shanghai.

Media 十月 06, 2023

Sydney’s W Hotel opens in The Ribbon

Wedged between twin motorways whizzing by Darling Harbour, The Ribbon is an enigma in the Sydney cityscape. “There are only a few places in the world where you would attempt to build this,” said Stephen Crawley, co-founder of London studio BJB who crafted the hotel’s interiors, appraising the eclectic building by Hassell architects on a recent morning. “The inside has to deliver to the same magnitude as the outside,” he added. Intense sunlight permeated the translucent design marvel, accenting its trippy, funhouse ambience. Read the article in Daily Telegraph Lifestyle.

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.

研究

廊道：在非线性的世界设计线性基础设施

Hassell最新重磅研究揭示了基建设施应该 — 或者说“必须”更好地与环境整合，从而为各方带来更具价值的成果。文末可下载《廊道》研究报告。

Media 八月 08, 2023

Fat Noodle at The Star Brisbane

When The Star Brisbane opens in April next year, it will lead with a collection of more than 50 food-and-beverage concepts at Queen’s Wharf. “Fat Noodle at The Star Brisbane will be designed by heralded international architecture and interiors studio Hassell, with a hawker market-style aesthetic – complete with banquet tables and a high-energy open kitchen – expected to boast an immersive and transportive quality.” Read more in the Weekend Edition.

Media 八月 08, 2023

First Look: Inside The Star Brisbane’s luxury hotel at the $3.6 billion Queen’s Wharf precinct

The Star Grand offers a first-look inside its signature five-star riverfront hotel, which is set to become a new landmark on the Brisbane CBD skyline. With interiors designed by leading studio Hassell, The Star Grand boasts an uncompromising aesthetic that is “equal parts elegant as it is extravagant, opulence abounds in every detail of the resort.” Read more in Style Magazine. Image: Fat Noodle courtesy of The Star Grand Brisbane.

News 八月 03, 2023

Harbourside vision closer to reality as construction commences

In a major milestone, Australian property giant Mirvac has broken ground on the $2-billion Harbourside mixed-use precinct in Sydney’s Darling Harbour on Gadigal Country.

Media 七月 27, 2023

‘Missing piece’: Work starts on divisive $2b Harbourside redevelopment

Seven months after retailers moved out, and bulldozers rolled in, construction on Mirvac’s massive mixed-use complex comprising shops, offices, and a 42-storey apartment tower started on Thursday. “The new Harbourside will reimagine the Darling Harbour waterfront, reconnect the people and places of Pyrmont, and create a network of new public spaces to bring together community, visitors, residents and workers,” said Mirvac’s chief executive of development, Stuart Penklis, who hails the project project as the “critical missing piece” in the NSW government’s $15 billion overhaul of the harbour front west of the CBD. Read the full article in the Sydney Morning Herald.

Media 七月 12, 2023

7km of gold: The Sydney waterfront stretch set to generate billions

Close up visualisation of Harbourside at Sydney's Darling Harbour

Once the scaffolding has been cleared and the new developments are opened, Sydney’s western waterfront is forecast to generate $6.2 billion for the local economy, the Business Improvement District says. The design by Oslo-based Snøhetta and Hassell Studio features a five-storey shopping centre with 87,000 square metres of gross floor area, 45,000 sq m of which will be commercial and retail space and 42,000 sq m of residential in a 166-metre-high tower with 350 apartments. There will also be extensive public space for entertainment and recreation. Read more in the Sydney Morning Herald. Image: Mirvac.

Media 七月 19, 2023

Sydney’s soon-to-open W Hotel unveils its restaurant, cocktail bar and dessert haven BTWN

Hassell's The Ribbon at Darling Harbour

Sydneysiders and visitors can enjoy a taste of the finer things when W Hotel’s flagship restaurant and bar BTWN opens this year. W Hotel is located within the Hassell-designed harbourfront development know as The Ribbon and is poised to open in October 2023. Read more in Concrete Playground.

Media 七月 14, 2023

Billion dollar boost for Sydney’s harbourfront

Findings made by not-for-profit partnership Business Improvement District (BID) anticipates that once fully complete, Sydney’s revitalised seven-kilometre stretch of western waterfront will generate up to $6.2 billion for the harbour city economy. Mirvac’s $2 billion reinvigoration of Harbourside (pictured top), designed by Snohetta and Hassell will form part of the economic injection. Read the article in Architecture&Design.

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