HASSELL began the Port Coogee project in 2006. Partially complete, it now features beaches, marinas, a waterfront park, play areas and natural amphitheatre, as well as residential infrastructure

One of the most innovative aspects that HASSELL came up with in the design of the Claremont Apartments is the winter lounge and summer deck on level 5. The winter lounge, with stone fireplace, concealed kitchenette and plush woven rug, opens out to an outdoor entertainment area – the summer deck – which features large planted pots, a 25-metre pool, gym, barbecue and sun lounge area

Designed as a family beach house, the materials are defined by the local context and surrounding landscape. Ironbark will grey-off to suggest indigenous Moonah trees, while limestone references the nearby heritage-listed lime kiln.

The objective was to create an iconic mixed-use 330m tower with the most luxurious working and living standards in Zhuhai

The Yarra House Marketing Suite acts as an engaging and tangible space where prospective buyers are introduced to the identity of Yarra House. Visitors are immersed in the Yarra House narrative through the Suite's aesthetic

The recreation and open space network provide high-quality, well-integrated and multi-functional landscaped areas of open space, accommodating a range of recreational and leisure facilities that meet the needs of the local community and also provide for attractive visitor nodes

The building's facade features a series of dark screens and balconies with perforated aluminium panels that spill leaf-shaped sunlight into the apartments. Dark hallways create a sense of luxury and calm – an entrance that helps accentuate the light and bright apartments inside.

Careful planning has made the most of the unique location to ensure direct river or harbour views for the majority of apartments. The interplay of three distinctive building forms creates strong composition to complement the landmark address at the gateway to the Fremantle Harbour

Common Ground Sydney adopts the 'street to home' approach of the Common Ground model originating in New York. The project addresses chronic homelessness by providing stable, high quality permanent housing. The building itself is indistinguishable as social housing or an institutional building but rather presents as a contemporary and comfortable living environment

Supplementing the owners' country property, the apartment reflects the couple's commitment to a rigorous design aesthetic of strong architectural heritage. The kitchen and lounge reinforce the desire that this city pad be as much a home as it is a showpiece

The urban design recognises the importance of establishing a community hub through the provision of schools, community facilities and a commercial precinct

Magenta Shores successfully weaves a resort development into its local environment through sensitive design and planting, as well as protecting the integrity and beauty of its natural surroundings

The landscape strategies developed by HASSELL are part of wider planning initiatives to create a comfortable, attractive and sustainable urban living environment which enhances the local recreational, social and near city setting

While recalling the heritage of the site, the design retains and rehabilitates large portions of valued bushland and provides extensive high quality parkland amenity

The design sought to create the same comfort and space to which owners are accustomed in larger more traditional homes, but combined with a CBD lifestyle. The apartments are more akin to the image of the 'New York Loft' - large, prominently located and utilitarian in fitout

The design expresses a spatial simplicity, in which rooms are interconnected and their functions amplified

The award winning Kelvin Grove Urban Village is the first inner-city development of its kind in Australia – a master planned community that demonstrates best practice in sustainable, mixed-use urban development, and brings together educational, residential, health, retail, recreational and business opportunities

The design is a modern interpretation of Chinese values that celebrates its Australian context and China's position as one of Australia's most important global partners. Carefully framed views and diffused screen elements express a dialogue between the interior and exterior spaces