Mixed Use

This building in Sydney’s city centre gives back to the ​‘neighbourhood’– by carving out generous public space for indoor and outdoor dining, retail and events.

Herston Quarter combines healthcare, education, housing, retail and community spaces in one multi-connected place.

More than a workplace, Brookfield Place is a bustling urban precinct and heritage location revitalising the heart of a city.

The redevelopment of Perth’s Hibernian Place was one of those rare opportunities to rewrite the future of a city landmark.

Medibank Place is a welcoming gateway to Melbourne’s Docklands precinct, with public access to a timber amphitheatre, park, cafes and shops.

Locked away for 100 years, the mill is now a thriving mixed-use ​‘village’ with homes, shops, cafés, parks and light rail links – a model for urban regeneration.

Set in the heart of Shanghai’s coveted Jing’An District, Park Avenue Central is setting a new standard in mixed-use developments.

Today, across the world, waterfronts are as fundamental to cities as water is to life. How we design, manage and enjoy these is central to the design of liveable and resilient cities.

From pop-ups to playgrounds – temporary projects are as diverse as the communities they engage.

Today the workplace isn’t somewhere you have to be – it’s somewhere you want to be.

Singapore’s hospitality scene is on fire.

In 2019 Hassell joined a group of leading design practices in Australia and the UK to declare a climate and biodiversity emergency and pledged to respond with action.

The built environment is a serious contributor to greenhouse gas emissions. We want to develop new social, technological and policy tools to help change that fact.