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

Too Connected to Concentrate: 2026 Workplace Futures Survey

Is your office ready for the AI era? Hassell research reveals what’s really changing.

Hassell lands design role on Melbourne Airport’s T2 satellite expansion

Building on our five-year partnership with Australia Pacific Airports (Melbourne), Hassell has been appointed for the architecture and interiors scope for the crucial International Terminal 2 (T2) satellite expansion and refurbishment.

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The Big Cure: Why the hospital of the future goes beyond four walls

Healthcare design is starting to move beyond the hospital walls, becoming more connected to the communities, landscapes and lives it serves.

Research

The new realism: Redefining mixed-use across the Asia-Pacific

The predictable logic of the successful mixed-use city block – offices on top, shops on the ground – is no longer. A new realism is redefining how the Asia-Pacific builds for an uncertain future.

“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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Designing for Manufacture and Assembly: a new way to build for better communities

Australia’s housing crisis demands faster, more affordable, and higher quality ways to build. Cue the radical precision of Designing for Manufacture and Assembly.

Research

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.

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The path to climate-resilient and healthy cities is paved with plants

As cities grapple with the growing challenges of climate change and public health, integrating nature and biodiversity into urban environments is crucial. Here, we reveal ten essential pillars of city-wide nature restoration.

Ten key moves that drive #NaturePositive cities

A new Australian report by the Committee for Sydney titled Nature Positive Sydney sets out a path to enable community, business and government to grow our living infrastructure equitably.