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Oana Gavriliu, Principal and healthcare architect at Hassell’s London studio, outlines five key trends reshaping the future of healthcare and healthcare design in the UK and worldwide.

A place for learning and belonging, the Community Building for Hope Village, One Heart Tanzania, will inspire and empower vulnerable young people.

Today marks the launch of our Lunar Habitat Master Plan – a revolutionary new concept designed in collaboration with the European Space Agency to support the development of the world’s first lunar habitat.

As we enter 2024, amid the backdrop of climate crisis, conflict and technological uncertainties, what role can and should design play in building a better future? Hassell Principal Xavier de Kestelier talks to Fast Company.

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.

In the arid land outside the Ugandan town of Yumbe, where almost 200,000 refugees have settled in a community known as Bidi Bidi, architects are building the first performance and arts space of its kind. Hassell’s light-filled amphitheater will offer almost 200,000 people displaced by South Sudan’s civil war a chance to rebuild their communities through dance and performance. Read the article in Head Topics.

Mithras Student Village and Brighton Business School — both part of our University of Brighton redevelopment — have been honoured with two awards at the 25th annual Sussex Heritage Trust Awards (UK).

A powerful example of humanitarian architecture, Bidi Bidi Music & Arts Centre in northern Uganda’s Bidi Bidi refugee settlement — developed by to​.org, designed by Hassell, in partnership with Arup — debuted at London Design Biennale. Take a look around…

As the first release of a new Hassell X Nagami collaboration for to​.org, our 3D-printed ​‘ecological pavilion with a futuristic design’ has captured hearts and headlines worldwide. Discover its planet-saving potential.

Our design for the First Light Pavilion, an immersive new visitor centre at the world-famous Jodrell Bank Observatory in the UK, took top honours at the 64th annual Civic Trust Awards held in London.

A demand for architectural competitions brings opportunities worldwide for designers to reimagine better, more resilient, regenerative and inclusive ways of living. Our Competition Hub, now celebrating its first anniversary, is one way we’re amplifying our ability to draw on award-winning architects across our global studios to imagine a richer future.

Jodrell Bank in the north of England has over 50 years of intergalactic stories to reveal.

By understanding how a place is impacted by – and impacts – everything and everyone around it, the design process is elevated from a matter of opinion to a realisation of what matters.

A ground-breaking legal workplace where the concept of ​‘we’ is more important than ​‘me’, the new London headquarters for international law firm Baker McKenzie has supercharged an entirely new way of working.

A regenerated faculty home is a clear sign that the University of Brighton’s business school is open for business and ready to consolidate its position as one of the UK’s top five for the impact of its research.

The First Light Pavilion may change how you see the universe.

Our design for the new Grand Terminal in Doha, Qatar elevates the seasonal functionality of a cruise port into an elegant year-round event space complete with aquarium and art gallery.

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Global media company Sky asked us to bring our most progressive, international design thinking to their ​‘game changing’ London HQ.

The Irish Times

Our designs for the first commercially owned and operated space station in low-Earth orbit champion a new era for space architecture and exploration.

Architecture & Design

The Design Museum invites the public to travel to Mars without leaving London in a new multi-sensory exhibition for all ages.

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The​‘gem’ of The University of Edinburgh, the Usher Institute for Population Health Sciences was designed from the inside out to realise the prestigious university’s aim of creating a standout interdisciplinary international institute.

This co-working ​‘residence’ takes its cues from the surrounding neighbourhood – a dynamic, colourful place.