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Sustainability

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Nanjing Niushoushan Cultural Park

The Hassell masterplan and parkland design for the Nanjing Niushoushan Cultural Park creates a low-impact tourism site that enhances both the site’s natural beauty and cultural significance.

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University of Sunshine Coast, Moreton Bay

A ‘next-gen’ smart campus in Moreton Bay is super flexible for planned growth and is helping set up University of the Sunshine Coast for success.

PODCAST

What can emergencies teach us about design?

The valuable lessons we can take from fires, floods and pandemics.

RESEARCH

Swarm robotics in (interplanetary) onsite construction

A reconfigurable modular swarm robotic system for ISRU (in-situ resource utilisation) autonomous 3D printing in extreme environments

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.

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 October 31, 2019

Hassell flour mill conversion wins Australian Urban Design Award

The Hassell-designed Flour Mill of Summer Hill was named among the winners at 2019 Australian Urban Design Awards.

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Advanced Engineering Building

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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.

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Resilient by Design Challenge, San Francisco

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Ivanhoe Estate

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Darling Harbour Sydney Public Realm

CONVERSATIONS

The power of speculative design

Designers have a unique type of agency in the face of global challenges.

Conversations

The case for a national master plan

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

Conversations

Bringing trees back to Shanghai

Measuring the benefits of the urban forest – by speaking to people.

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