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Inclusion

Research

Equal access is not an optional extra

How can we design healthcare facilities and hospitals where everyone feels included? We explore the concept of inclusive design, why it matters and how it relates to increased wellbeing.

News March 08, 2022

IWD 2022 @ Hassell

To mark International Women’s Day 2022, we’ve gathered stories we’re proud to be part of and the people behind them, including the many talented women at Hassell who are creating a better future for all of us.

Conversation

Nothing about us without us: Cross River Rail’s legacy of inclusive design

Across both the client and design side, a focused, committed team has collaborated to make Cross River Rail a model in truly accessible transport.

News

Snøhetta + Hassell design a new future for Harbourside in Sydney

Design collaborators Snøhetta + Hassell have won an international competition to transform Harbourside, a retail development spanning over 240 metres of Sydney’s waterfront at Darling Harbour.

CONVERSATIONS

Compassionate cities: enabling people to have a fulfilling life after a dementia diagnosis

Simple design changes can support people living with dementia, Robina Crook writes for Cities People Love.

PODCAST

Burnt out?
Mental health in design

The mental health challenges facing the design profession, its people - and what needs to be done to change it

News

Co-living - taking the share economy to the next level

How do cities that priced out the creative communities who gave them their identities bring them back? How do we make sure our cities are truly diverse, sustainable, and welcoming places?

Conversations

The workplace beyond 2020

The office isn’t dead. But workplaces changed for good in 2020.

project

Stadia Precinct, Sydney Olympic Park

Yerrabingin and Hassell brought together a team of Indigenous designers, artists and storytellers with strong community connections to deliver an authentic landscape, connected to the oldest living culture in the world.

project

Colma Creek, South San Francisco

Colma Creek Connector brings the community and experts together to imagine – and create – a brighter future for an urban waterway in South San Francisco, using storytelling to engage future custodians.

CONVERSATIONS

Five reasons metro station architecture must be resilient

Our rail infrastructure needs to keep moving, no matter what the world throws at us next.

NEWS January 20, 2020

Renovate don’t detonate: the UNSW Electrical Engineering Building

Five years ago, the University of New South Wales (UNSW) Electrical Engineering Building was at a crossroads.

Lucy O’Driscoll

project

Resilient South City, San Francisco

Our collective’s scheme for this ‘industrial city’ makes it easier to enjoy the creek and bay, reduce the impacts of flooding and build resilience to sea level rise.

project

Resilient by Design Challenge, San Francisco

San Francisco is one of the world’s most captivating waterfront cities. It also happens to be one of the most vulnerable to sea level rise.

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