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Post-covid design

PODCAST

Illumination: data, knowledge and design

This special podcast episode from our friends at MTalks explores the changing role of data, knowledge and design in our cities and in public institutions.

project

Otter Place by Milieu

The inner-city suburb of Collingwood in Melbourne, Australia is known for its free-spirited atmosphere, thriving music, arts and food scene and its diverse architecture steeped in industrial heritage. Otter Place by Milieu is a boutique residential development that aims to capture the unique energy of this vibrant locale.

News

Our first workplace designed during the pandemic for a post covid workforce

The new home for financial IT company Computershare in Melbourne, Australia is not your run of the mill workplace.

Conversation

Tech support: the systems making travel more inclusive (and efficient)

Whether it’s a travel service, technology or an experience, today there’s a greater emphasis on passenger reassurance, assistance, and inclusivity across the sector.

Conversation

The ‘bleisure’ principle

The blending of business, leisure and learning has gone mainstream – and it’s bringing benefits to family life, local economies and the arts.

Conversation

Could the pandemic actually improve high-rise housing?

There’s no denying COVID-19 has taken a toll on apartment living, but could our experience actually improve high-rise housing? We’d say the answer is ‘yes’, judging from recent experience.

Research

The trends shaping travel: COVID and beyond

How are airports, hotels and travellers emerging from the global pandemic? Find out in ‘Travel Futures’, the latest trend report from Brickfields Consulting, with Hassell as editorial contributors.

PODCAST

‘One big, unsafe bottleneck.’ Redesigning Emergency Departments for safety and flow

We brought together health delivery experts to discuss ways of solving the crisis in our Emergency Departments.

Research

The elastic office building

How owners and developers can maximise the value of their assets by making them more flexible.

Conversation

Measures that matter

‘Big data’ has played a role in shaping buildings and places since the dawn of digital technology. With the pandemic creating entirely new patterns in how people use civic spaces, that data has never been more important – or more beneficial.

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Brookfield Properties San Francisco

PODCAST

A shot in the arm: How COVID-19 transformed telehealth and hospital design

What does the shift to telehealth what mean for the way new hospitals are designed or existing hospitals are reconfigured? We examine the once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to rethink the way healthcare is offered.

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HSBC QRC Suites

HSBC Hong Kong combines the best in hospitality, workplace and meeting space design in its new private client centre, the QRC Suites – a dedicated place for building valuable relationships.

PODCAST

How big data can challenge - and validate - the design process

It’s more important than ever for cities to understand how their spaces work and how to attract people back. One advantage city shapers have - but often don’t use to full effect in the design process - is big data.

Podcast

The law of attraction: bringing people back (and back) to the corporate campus

How can corporate campuses lure us out of our homes (and pyjamas) and back to the office in a COVID-wary world? And how will they keep us coming back, with remote working more compelling or essential than ever?

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