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171 Collins Street

In Melbourne, a central postcode no longer guarantees a full workplace. With employees voting with their feet, the office must earn its keep. At 171 Collins Street, we’ve traded corporate stature for a more human experience — transforming a landmark into a destination that actually commands a commute.

Conversation

The power of partnerships and research in shaping health futures: reflections from this year’s AHDC Conference

At this year’s Australian Health Design Council Conference, it was evident that we all have a role to play when it comes to reimagining healthcare investment to create environments that enable better health outcomes for everyone.

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205 North Quay

Designed by Hassell, REX, and Richards & Spence, 205 North Quay channels the essence of the traditional Queenslander home into a workplace that values health and genuine connection.

Media July 30, 2025

Arup’s new Brisbane workplace by Hassell

ArchitectureAU interviews Hassell Principal Scott Walker about designing a flexible, regenerative Brisbane workplace for Arup, building on a decade-long relationship.

Research

Anatomy of change: Rethinking healthcare learning environments

The healthcare sector in Australia is at a pivotal moment. From workforce shortages and shifting patient demographics to rising chronic disease rates and economic pressures. These challenges demand a bold rethink of traditional healthcare education spaces.

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Arup’s Brisbane workplace

One of the few projects in Australia to pursue the Living Building Challenge certification, Arup’s new Brisbane home not only sets a benchmark in sustainability but reinforces the importance of designing flexible, dynamic spaces.

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Diversity, the CSIRO National Collections Building

Championing collaboration, efficiency and scientific innovation, this world-leading research facility for Australia’s national science agency is purpose-built to house over 13 million irreplaceable plant, insect and animal specimens.

Media February 07, 2025

Transforming the healing experience with Hassell

Design is reshaping mental health care, fostering spaces that embrace a whole-person approach, writes Architecture & Design. These facilities prioritise not just the patients but also their families and carers, creating a connected network of healing and support.

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Commonwealth Bank of Australia, Darling Quarter

Commonwealth Bank’s campus-style headquarters at Darling Quarter in Sydney serves as a forward-thinking, sustainable blueprint for the future of workplace design, where innovation and adaptability come together to shape inspiring spaces.

Research

Workplaces on Campus: new dynamics for a distinctive workforce

Highly educated, mission-oriented and independent — academics and university staff are unique. So, what do they need to thrive on campus?

Conversation

Genuinely different: How Arup’s new Brisbane workplace is changing the future of work

Arup’s new workplace on Yuggera and Turrbal Country, Brisbane, Australia, explores new territory in sustainable office environments for a hybrid-working world.

News August 21, 2024

Breaking the mould: MinterEllison’s playful, vibrant new Perth workplace

MinterEllison’s new Perth office in One The Esplanade, designed by Hassell, reimagines the traditional law firm layout.

Media May 09, 2024

Hassell design new Deloitte headquarters

Indesign visited the new Hassell-designed Deloitte Australian HQ, which ‘takes the working environment to the next level for staff and visitors alike and does it on a grand scale in Sydney’.

Media April 24, 2024

Insights on the communal kitchen

Australian Design Review spoke with Hassell Principal Emily Moss about communal kitchen design in workplaces as part of their kitchen trends series.

News March 08, 2024

International Women’s Day 2024: ‘It’s not just altruism – it’s good business’

Although there has been significant progress regarding equity in the workplace, women today still encounter substantial barriers to attaining equal footing in the economy. Let’s look beyond the granular ways to fix the symptoms and disrupt the cause.

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