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NEWS November 20, 2020

Creating active streets for Sydney’s Macquarie Park

Hassell and the City of Ryde create an ‘Active Street Masterplan’ to transform busy Waterloo Road.

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Haikou East & Dongzhai Port Mangrove Reserve

The masterplan for the Jiangdong New District in the Chinese tropical island of Hainan restores the coastal water network and preserves China’s largest mangrove forest.

RESEARCH

Places with purpose

The word ‘innovation’ is all-too-familiar to us these days, but how much do we know about the physical environments that make it happen?

NEWS January 23, 2020

AIA elect two Chapter Councillors from Hassell

David Tickle has been re-elected as a Councillor for New South Wales chapter, while Senior Associate Jeremy Schluter has been elected in the Victorian chapter.

NEWS January 16, 2020

Hassell among founding members of Architects Declare in Singapore

Architects Declare was launched in May 2019 in the UK, to bring together the architectural industry on climate issues.

News November 08, 2019

Hassell urban design applauded at Australian National Architecture Awards

The new Green Square Library and Plaza in Sydney was a standout at the Australian Institute of Architect’s National Architecture Awards.

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Ivanhoe Estate

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Darling Harbour Sydney Public Realm

The challenge was to reinvent one of Australia’s most visited public places – the Darling Harbour precinct in central Sydney.

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The case for a national master plan

Could we – and should we – master plan an entire country?

News September 24, 2019

Two Hassell Principals to join NSW State Design Review Panel

David Tickle and Sharon Wright will consult on the design quality of development proposals in New South Wales.

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Stadium Park and Chevron Parklands

This parkland is designed to ignite the imagination, connecting kids with nature and indigenous culture.

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Optus Stadium

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Liv Apartments

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Huangpu East Bank Urban Forest

The concept is bold: To plant a forest of two million trees along the waterfront in China’s most populated city, and increase green space in the centre by 25%.

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Geelong Arts Centre

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