Sustainability

Embedding social value into our built environment to create spaces that enhance wellbeing and strengthen our communities is essential, now more than ever. But how do we successfully measure its impact?

Hassell’s latest research investigates the compelling prospect of adaptive re-use for urban transformation in Melbourne’s CBD.

A first of its kind, Making Impact is a long-term study commissioned by IPUT Real Estate Dublin on the social impact of investment at their Wilton Park estate in Dublin.

The upcycled Michael Kirby Building brings a new, revitalised energy to the heart of Macquarie University’s Wallumattagal Campus on Dharug Country in Sydney, putting interdisciplinary knowledge and lifelong learning front and centre.

Samantha will be leading the drive for innovation in sustainable design, placing Hassell at the forefront of sustainable thinking and action in the architecture and design industry.

Sustainably designed in collaboration with Djinjama, a First Peoples cultural research and design agency, AMRF First Building restores Indigenous culture as the lifeblood of the land.

The first hospital in Australia to receive a 5 Star Green Star Performance rating, Herston Quarter’s 182-bed Surgical Treatment and Rehabilitation Service (STARS) was awarded the rating by the Green Building Council of Australia (GBCA).

Prioritising positive-impact materials is now imperative in the construction sector to reduce the industry’s effect on the environment. Associate Adam Paikos-Coe shares vital steps toward a more regenerative future through conscientious material choices.

Could the renewal of existing buildings be a more forward-thinking and rewarding alternative to bold, iconic architecture? Discover six essential ingredients that can transform the ordinary into the extraordinary.

Our design for Riverside Green, a new green heart for Brisbane, Australia is the winner of the Landscape and Urban Award at the 2022 Sustainability Awards.

Hassell Associate Emma Ludwig joined ANU’s Director Facilities and Services Division Jeremy Matthew at the recent 2023 TEFMA conference in Sydney where they presented the adaptive reuse design evolution of the award-winning ANU Birch building.

A vision for a more liveable, sustainable and diverse Sydney.

Sixty Martin Place - the 33-level tower in Sydney’s CBD - has officially achieved a 6 Star Green Star rating.

“Close to Home”, a research report by Hassell and Irish Institutional Property, explores the concept of a 15 minute city and its potential for shaping the future of urban living in Ireland..