Located on the banks of the iconic Royal Lake, the new Wyndham Grand Yangon Hotel is an urban sanctuary that immerses guests in the rich history, culture and landscape of Myanmar’s largest city.

ATLAS Bar has been transformed into one of Singapore’s most opulent spaces – and a global drawcard for drinking and dining.

The new, purpose-built Asia headquarters for global healthcare business GSK is a beacon of health in the region.

The Working Capitol was recently named one of the top co-working spaces in Asia by Forbes magazine. In Singapore’s rapidly growing co-working scene, it’s not easy to stand out from the crowd – but The Working Capitol has managed to do just that. 

The Great Room Offices are designed to change the way people feel about going to work. More like a hotel than the usual flexible workplace, The Great Room is proof that co-working has reached a new level of maturity.

The Proof Flat signals a new approach to retailing. Infusing the highest standards of hospitality and place making to create a fictional world of privilege and luxury, it creates a highly personalised environment that is far removed from the usual retail experience.

Every detail in Luke’s new, elegant dining space reinforces the restaurant’s distinguished reputation.

Reimagining a dilapidated one-kilometre long mall running through the heart of Seoul in Korea meant reconnecting with ideas of the past, exploring new ideas and at times turning traditional ideas upside down 

The Club, a boutique hotel that occupies three historic corner shophouses on Singapore’s Ann Siang Road, has been reimagined as a collection of food and beverage venues and supporting guest rooms. Together, they are as familiar as home and as welcoming as a members club. 

Like the classic American cocktail lounges that inspired its rich, plush interior design, Singapore’s Manhattan Bar exudes elegance and sophistication – along with a good dash of drama. This isn’t just a bar – it’s a destination.

HASSELL designed the space as a series of neighbourhoods – much like a Singaporean city block – each with desks, meeting rooms, printers, lockers and quiet areas. Each neighbourhood has a distinct personality, suited to the activities conducted there. Collectively, these neighbourhoods form the Credit Suisse Singapore community

The project is about creating a city which is in tune with its environment and allows the watercourse ecologies and economic development to work in tandem to create a truly liveable city for future generations. By re-embracing the rivers, the people are able to enjoy the landscape in ways not available to them currently. Through cleaner and more active waterways, urban ecology is improved and the city truly comes back to life

The dtac corporate philosophy of 'play and learn' is successfully reflected in the design of this new workplace, challenging conventional notions of arrival, meeting, concentration and relaxation spaces

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