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Media August 07, 2023

20 of DesignMilk’s Favorite Past A’ Design Award Winners

As the Golden Design Award winner in 2022-2023 A’ Design Awards Interior Space and Exhibition Design Category, Hassell’s K11 Art Mall Retail leads DesignMilk’s round up of top award winners. Read on for the full list.

Conversation

Adelaide Festival Centre celebrates 50 years as a cultural beacon

Australia’s first purpose-built performing arts centre celebrates an ‘enduring architecture’ award win and five decades in the cultural spotlight. We look at how Adelaide Festival Centre took shape and continues to evolve.

News April 28, 2023

National Gallery of Victoria and Hassell collaborate on Melbourne Now exhibition

In a city renowned for its creative energy, the National Gallery of Victoria (NGV) invited Hassell to collaborate on the exhibition design of the Design Wall 2023 an installation celebrating innovative product design from Melbourne as part of NGV’s Melbourne Now exhibition. Design Wall 2023 is on display until 20 August.

PODCAST

Why designing for spontaneity is what cities need now

“When people come together, ” says Su Lim, “we can create great adventures, and then in turn, that manifests in memory.”

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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.

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Urban forests and art: the transformation of Cathedral Gardens Belfast

An eco-diverse forest, interactive water and lighting features and a memorial to the Blitz are just some of the ways we aim to transform one of Belfast’s most important public spaces.

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Perth Stadium Station

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Footprints, Clockenflap Festival

We set out to create a moment away from the chaos of Hong Kong’s largest music and arts festival - with an intimate, cave-like space for the senses.

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Sensorium, Clerkenwell Design Week

What can cities of the future learn from the 18th century pleasure gardens of the past? We set out to find - and share - the answer.

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Pause, Melbourne Design Week

Our installation invited the public to surrender phones and digital devices and enter a giant bubble for a solitary moment to pause.

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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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Cancelled: SXSW 2020 - Maps, murals and meaningful moments

How can we use data and design to engage communities around the issues and causes that shape their futures?

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