Visit Hassell projects during Brisbane and Melbourne Open House weekends

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Our Brisbane studio is housed within an old ice cream factory. As an urban warehouse transformation, the studio is an example of our love of bringing new life into disused city spaces.

Eleven Hassell projects shone at State awards recently announced by the Australian Institute of Architects and Australian Institute of Landscape Architects. Congratulations to our clients, partners and dedicated teams.

Hassell-designed projects to be showcased amongst a curated selection of 80 iconic and contemporary buildings open to the public when Brisbane Open House returns 15-16 July 2023. Read more in ArchitectureAU.

Our outside-in spaces for The University of Queensland Student Central on Yuggera and Turrbal Country in Brisbane, Australia, bring the holistic student experience into the open. Nature meets nurture where lush sub-tropical landscapes and shady spaces promote connection, inclusion and wellbeing.

Find out why our landscape for The University of Queensland’s Student Central has been awarded the 2022 Australian Institute of Landscape Architects (AILA), QLD Chapter, Landscape Architecture Award for Health and Education.

“Just as the workplace is facing rapid evolution in the post-pandemic world, so too is the university campus up for constant reinvention. With The University of Queensland Student Central (UQSC), Hassell is working in its typically multidisciplinary fashion to contribute new developments in this area… It’s a project delivery that caters for the hybrid and multiple needs of the contemporary student in the university setting.” Read the article in InDesign.

The award-winning Herston Quarter combines healthcare, education, housing, retail and community spaces in one multi-connected place.

Anything but typical, SEEK’s new global HQ is an ultra-flexible ​‘contemporary warehouse’ that embodies the company’s unique culture – and embraces its future.

Our latest report From Office to Oasis features in The Property Tribune. Green spaces in offices are shaping up as a key way employers are looking to help encourage workers to come back to the office. ​“If you want to design a green space that works, and entices people back to the office, this report provides the answers,” says Senior Researcher Dr Daniel Davis. Image: Pexels

The results from our annual survey on what people want from their workplaces have landed. The big reveal? More time in the office means happier employees and fewer resignations. But only if people have the freedom to choose.