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Media October 18, 2023

Project Profile: Australian National University Research School of Physics

Designed by Hassell, The Australian National University Research School of Physics is a high-tech science facility adopting innovation, flexibility, and collaboration in its design execution. Read the interview with Principal Mark Roehrs in Lab Design News.

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ANU Birch: a transformative tale of heritage and sustainability

Hassell Associate Emma Ludwig joined ANU’s Director Facilities and Services Division Jeremy Matthew at the recent 2023 TEFMA conference in Sydney where they presented the adaptive reuse design evolution of the award-winning ANU Birch building.

Media October 11, 2023

Hassell, ANU journey continues with opening of new Research School

Hassell’s design of the Australian National University Research School expansion has officially welcomed students, staff and researchers to the space, with a number of versatile research platforms and academic workplaces to assist in providing first-rate discovery and engagement. Read the article in Architecture&Design.

Media October 06, 2023

Collaborative laboratories at the ANU with Hassell

Canberra’s Australian National University has a new facility in the Hassell-designed Research School of Physics. It’s taking science into the future and a new era of capability… As an exemplar on every level, the Australian National University Research School of Physics by Hassell is paving the way for the next generation and doing it with impressive style, great detail and formidable design. Read the full article in InDesign.

John O’Mara

John O’Mara is a Principal in our London studio where he builds on our sustainable design credentials, fosters cross-disciplinary collaboration, and further elevates our design depth and capability.

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ANU Research School of Physics

With a design that boldly sets the direction for the next century of physics innovation, ANU’s Research School of Physics realises the first phase of Hassell’s Master Plan.

News August 23, 2023

Accelerating innovation: Hassell+AATU win landmark USTC Business School in Hefei, China

Hassell has won the design competition for USTC Business School in Hefei, China with a vision for a landmark ‘Infinity Knowledge Hub’. “Our submission proposes a landmark and iconic design fully integrated into the campus and the city in a bold new vision for USTC Business School,” says Xun Huang, Principal. Read about this innovation accelerator.

Media August 14, 2023

Hassell’s vision for a greener, more connected Uni of Melbourne campus

Hassell’s newly created masterplan for the transformation of the University of Melbourne’s campuses, Estate Master Plan, offers a glimpse and a blueprint into what is to come for the institution’s students and staff and their collective lives on campus.Green corridors, pedestrian-friendly thoroughfares, improved accessibility and enhanced educational spaces characterise much of the Plan, which serves as a tangible commitment to the University’s desire to meet long-term education and research needs. Read the article in Architecture&Design.

Media August 11, 2023

First Look: University of Melbourne Masterplan Unveiled

The University of Melbourne has revealed the masterplan for its Parkville campus. Hassell was the principal design consultant for the Estate Master Plan, a blueprint for the University of Melbourne’s precincts and campuses. Under the masterplan, more than 22,000sq m of new open green space will be created for students and the community to share at the Parkville campus. Grattan Street will become an expanded green corridor connecting the historic northern precinct and a contemporary southern precinct. Read the article in The Urban Developer.

Media August 10, 2023

‘Landmark’ masterplan for University of Melbourne

The University of Melbourne’s Parkville campus reveals a new estate masterplan by Hassell, delivering over 22,000 square meters of green space to enhance educational and research endeavors while preserving heritage and improving city connections.

Media July 22, 2023

Five Canberra buildings vying for national awards

ANU Research School of Physics. Images by John Gollings.

Hassell’s Research School of Physics at the Australian National University is one of five ACT buildings shortlisted for the Australian Institute of Architects’ 2023 National Architecture Awards. “These projects represent Australia’s leading architectural thought, with all the attention to sustainability and technical elements that are involved,” says Canberra architect and jury chair Shannon Battisson. Read the full article… Images: John Gollings.

Media July 17, 2023

Hassell projects on National Architecture Awards shortlist

Three Hassell projects — ANU Research School of Physics (ACT), Herston Quarter (QLD) and Olympic Park Station (NSW) — are shortlisted amongst 70 projects up for prestigious Australian Institute of Architects’ 2023 National Architecture Awards. Jury chair Shannon Battisson says the awards are a celebration of design excellence across Australia’s built environment. Read the article in Architecture&Design. Image: ANU RSP by John Gollings.

PODCAST

Cultural chemistry on campus? It’s art + science.

How can a festival that defies categorisation show universities a way of bringing specialist disciplines together to solve the world’s biggest problems? Hear from bluedot’s Professor Tim O’Brien and Professor Teresa Anderson in this episode of Hassell Talks.

News July 12, 2023

Visit Hassell projects during Brisbane and Melbourne Open House weekends

Brisbane Open House and Melbourne Open House unlock the doors to each city’s iconic places and spaces. Join us for guided tours of two Hassell studios and four significant and award-winning projects.

Media July 05, 2023

FEIT at Melbourne Connect by Hassell

“The interior of the Faculty of Engineering and Information Technology (FEIT) by Hassell is evidence of what happens when thoughtful designers respond with specific solutions for a client type that has seen constant evolution in recent years.” Read the full article in ArchitectureAU.