Installations

In a city renowned for its creative energy, the National Gallery of Victoria (NGV) invited Hassell to collaborate on the exhibition design of the Design Wall 2023 an installation celebrating innovative product design from Melbourne as part of NGV’s Melbourne Now exhibition. Design Wall 2023 is on display until 20 August.

Our Hong Kong studio teamed up with our client The Great Room to co-host a panel discussion titled, ​‘Breathing space: A regenerative approach to designing places’. The event explored the role that green, public and third spaces play in transformative urban regeneration and social sustainability and how these spaces – from pocket parks to precinct scale – can have cumulative positive effects for a city.

What kind of exhibition pavilion sparks curiosity, invites engagement and creates lasting impressions? These are some of the questions our Shanghai team explored for the Community Garden — a unique social hub at the 2022 Shenzhen Creative Week.

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We have collaborated with the Architectural Association (AA) Emergent Technologies & Design (EmTech) Post-Graduate Programme to create a new pavilion in Bedford Square, London.

What can cities of the future learn from the 18th century pleasure gardens of the past? We set out to find - and share - the answer.

Our installation invited the public to surrender phones and digital devices and enter a giant bubble for a solitary moment to pause.

We set out to create a moment away from the chaos of Hong Kong’s largest music and arts festival - with an intimate, cave-like space for the senses.

This design festival installation used interactive and immersive digital and lighting technologies to provide real-time data on London’s pollution.

From pop-ups to playgrounds – temporary projects are as diverse as the communities they engage.

Travel to Mars without leaving London in a new multi-sensory exhibition for all ages at the Design Museum.

Want new solutions? Ask a new audience.

Get a backstage pass to three epic decades of Brisbane’s music scene from 1989 – 2019, with exhibition design by Hassell.

How does apartment living measure up across the world?