Richard Mullane

Our ambitious master plan for North Bayshore in Mountain View, California aims to reinvent a suburban office park into a dynamic mixed-use community for tech company Google, prioritising sustainability and affordable housing.

Hassell confirms its new Board, with Richard Mullane to join from 1 July 2023. Over the next three years, the Board will continue to drive ambitious commitments to sustainability, diversity, inclusion and technology-based innovation.

Interconnected green corridors, more pedestrian-friendly thoroughfares, improved accessibility and the renewal of education and research spaces form part of the University of Melbourne’s bold new vision for the revitalisation of its campuses.

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.

In 1979, Hassell and Land Systems started designing ​‘Australia’s first fully-realised linear park’ along the River Torrens in Adelaide, South Australia. More than 40 years later, Adelaide’s residents tell us how it became - and has remained - one of the city’s best places.

Architecture&Design

INDESIGNLIVE

We wouldn’t paint a neon mustache on the Mona Lisa. So why do we pave over beautiful and resilient natural systems?

Drawing on global best practice in urban design, we’ve decoded the components of places that deliver for people and planet.

We don’t know exactly what our lives, work and communities will look like post COVID-19. But we know some trends of recent years have accelerated with the global pandemic.

A once-in-a-century chance to plan the future of San Francisco’s historic but run-down piers in this celebrated waterfront city.

Hassell Principal Richard Mullane has been tapped to join a new program aimed at promoting smart, responsible development in the San Francisco Bay Area.

The Colma Creek Adaptation Planning report is now available as a public resource via the Bay Area Regional Collaborative.

The ​‘Colma Creek Connector’ adaptation study continues our work for Resilient by Design, a unique design challenge to address sea level rise impacts in San Francisco’s Bay Area.

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

Communities in Australia and California share connected experiences as they face climate-related threats, especially fire.

Our scheme for South San Francisco is part of the Resilient by Design Bay Area Challenge – a program combining the creativity, brainpower and experience of residents, public officials and local, national and international experts.

The Fifth Estate

San Francisco Chronicle

Supporting the world’s best pharmaceutical companies to meet global health challenges means creating workplaces that promote cutting-edge research, development and operations.

dezeen

San Francisco Chronicle

Resilient cities are more than just sustainable – their connected communities have the capacity to respond to stresses and shocks.

Architecture & Design

What if we could re-write the city’s future through a series of smart, sensitive design solutions?

Projects – Landscape Architecture in Australia

The masterplan for the Jiangdong New District in the Chinese tropical island of Hainan restores the coastal water network and preserves China’s largest mangrove forest.

Landscape Journal

The Architect’s Newspaper

Innovators Magazine

The world’s biggest conference for creatives, professionals, and the curious, returns in a digital form for 2021.

Today 38% of global energy related greenhouse gas emissions are attributable to the built environment. The latest RIBA report, Built for the Environment, demonstrates the role the industry is playing – and must play – in tackling the climate emergency.