Brenden Kelly

As Hassell’s first female Managing Director, Liz represents a generational shift in leadership, with the ability to take Hassell into its next phase of evolution while driving meaningful impact across the business.

Hassell confirms its new Board, with Richard Mullane to join from 1 July 2023. Over the next three years, the Board will continue to drive ambitious commitments to sustainability, diversity, inclusion and technology-based innovation.

With its mix of heritage and contemporary architecture and vibrant communal spaces, the WA Museum Boola Bardip celebrates the unique culture, history and landscape of Western Australia.

“The WA Museum Boola Bardip designed by Hassell and OMA was the most awarded project at the 2021 WA Architecture Awards announced recently… 2021 WA jury chair Dr John Taylor, who also served on the George Temple Poole Award jury said,​“The WA Museum Boola Bardip provides an extraordinary solution to a complex brief, and a superb facility for Western Australians to both understand and celebrate our special place in the world.” Read the full article in Architecture & Design.

The design for Fiona Stanley Hospital feels anything but institutional. Instead, green vistas, sculpture and sunshine are a healthy part of the plan.

ArchitectureAU reports that the Western Australian government has confirmed the new $1.8 billion maternity hospital will be built at the Fiona Stanley Hospital precinct in Murdoch, close to a medihotel and the Murdoch railway station. The Women and Babies Hospital will offer an expanded range of obstetrics and gynaecology, including neonatal cots.

The winners of the Prix Versailles 2019 have been announced, with Optus Stadium taking out the 2019 World Title in Sports.

Austadiums announces Optus Stadium in Perth as the winner of Australia’s best stadium for a third consecutive time. Image: John Gollings.

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For Australians, sport is fundamental to cultural identity – with stadiums often the crowning jewels of the nation’s cities.

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