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NEWS October 11, 2019

AILA win for Hassell projects

Sustainability-focused design was rewarded at the 2019 Australian Institute of Landscape Architects (AILA) National Landscape Architecture Awards.

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What makes a waterfront world class?

Today, across the world, waterfronts are as fundamental to cities as water is to life.

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Flour Mill of Summer Hill

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.

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Ovolo Hotels

Ovolo hotels are known for connecting guests with their location, instilling a unique local identity into their design while retaining links to their overarching brand.

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Hibernian Place and Westin Hotel

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

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Herston Quarter

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

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Brookfield Place

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

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Urban housing challenge

London, Shanghai and Sydney are three cities with distinct housing models but common challenges.

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GSK Asia House

Our award-winning purpose-built Asian headquarters for global healthcare business GSK is a beacon of health in the region.

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Flinders Street Station

Our global team’s concept for transforming this 19th century Melbourne landmark was unanimously selected as the winner out of 117 international entries.

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WA Museum Boola Bardip

As a design collaboration triumph between Hassell + OMA, the multi-award-winning WA Museum Boola Bardip celebrates the unique shared culture, history and landscape of Western Australia and revitalises the creative heart of its capital, Perth.