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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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Sydney Airport International Forecourt

Our design for the Sydney Airport International Forecourt transforms the visitor arrival and departure experience via an immersive landscape that embodies the spirit of Sydney. The revitalised public space sets a new industry benchmark for a First Nations design for Australia’s most traversed public space.

News February 17, 2025

Bradfield City Centre’s First Building unveiled: a bold step toward a regenerative future

What if our future cities didn’t just stand still but actively gave back — regenerative, adaptable and deeply connected to First Nations culture? That’s the vision behind the First Building for Bradfield City Centre in Western Sydney, Australia’s newest city in over a century.

Media February 05, 2025

A new Test Garden opens at Fed Square

The Melbourne Arts Precinct Transformation is bringing an expansive 18,000-square-metre urban garden Laak Boorndap to the heart of the Melbourne Arts Precinct. Southbank News explores our design for a Test Garden, now open for visitors.

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Bradfield Central Park

Honouring the Cumberland Plain as expressed by the Traditional Custodians, our design for Bradfield Central Park offers a new typology of urban space for Australia, demonstrating how a city space can help heal Country.

Media September 12, 2024

New Urban Garden Laak Boorndap to Transform Melbourne Arts Precinct

Green Magazine announces our new designs for Laak Boorndap, an 18,000 sqm urban garden in the centre of the Melbourne Arts Precinct that’s unique worldwide in its planting density, scale and climate resiliency.

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Melbourne Arts Precinct Transformation: Laak Boorndap Urban Garden

Laak Boorndap, an immersive landscape planted entirely on an elevated deck will help to reshape Australia’s Melbourne Arts Precinct with one of the most richly layered planting designs of any public garden in the world.

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Ngurra: The National Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Cultural Precinct

A winning design concept for a long overdue cultural landmark, Ngurra expresses the significance of First Nations’ history and traditions in Australia’s national conscience.

Media May 23, 2024

A biodiversity guide just in time for our masterclass

Jon Hazelwood, principal at Hassell is co-author of the New South Wales Government Architect’s Biodiversity in Place Framework, released on International Day for Biological Diversity. The report is a great injection of practical ideas, writes Fifth Estate, and living proof that at the state government level people are hearing the concerns of our shrinking list of birds, insects and plants in our urban areas.

News May 22, 2024

Biodiversity in Place: New framework unveiled to boost urban green spaces

For International Day for Biological Diversity, we are proud to have collaborated with Government Architect NSW on Biodiversity in Place, a groundbreaking new framework aimed at enhancing urban biodiversity across the state of New South Wales, Australia.

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Seeds of change: exploring the digital frontier of planting design

New tools are popping up that explore the potential of planting design in the digital space. What does this mean for practice, and how do we stay grounded?

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Dirt under the nails: Landscape Architects as diplomats, advocates and gardeners

Jon Hazelwood writes for World Landscape Architecture on the evolving expectations of designers.

News October 24, 2023

Perth Zoo unveils 125th birthday gift — an all-abilities, immersive playground

Opening just in time for the Perth Zoo’s 125 anniversary, the new all-abilities Nature Playground designed by Hassell offers an immersive and educational experience for all.

Media September 19, 2023

Green spaces are go

Commercial Property Guide explores Dr. Daniel Davis’ research in From Office to Oasis, highlighting that well-designed green spaces in offices are viewed as valuable perks, providing areas for socializing, relaxation, exercise, rejuvenation, and client entertainment.

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