Innovation precincts

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Evolving R&D facilities — what’s next?

Precision medicine, AI-powered discoveries and looming patent expirations on top-selling Big Pharma drugs are shaking up the life sciences industry. To meet these changing demands, research and development (R&D) facilities will have to evolve quickly.

Carolin Funcke

With over 15 years of experience working as an architect for leading firms in Australia and Europe, Carolin is a Senior Associate and Co-leader of Education and Science, based at our Sydney studio.

News December 12, 2023

2023 Awards Wrap

From architecture and interiors to urban design, Hassell projects have been honoured with 22 awards and commendations this year. Congratulations to our forward thinking clients, our collaborators and our talented teams.

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Global Change Institute

The University of Queensland’s Global Change Institute proves the future-leading design thinking.

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The University of Western Australia’s EZONE

EZONE positions the University of Western Australia at the forefront of STEM education and campus transformation.

News November 01, 2023

Strengthening ties: Hassell’s 2023 National AIA Awards

Two Hassell projects have been honoured at this year’s Australian Institute of Architects (AIA) National Awards: Herston Quarter in Brisbane and ANU Research School of Physics in Canberra, Australia.

Conversation

Decoding the DNA of innovation: lessons from Kendall Square

What’s the secret recipe behind the world’s most innovative districts?

Media October 26, 2023

ANU’s Research School of Physics welcomes transformative research

Hassell has delivered a long awaited and purpose-built science facility – conducive to rigorous engagement and cutting-edge research – that coincides with its eight year partnership with the university. Read the article in Australia Design Review.

Conversation

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.

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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.

Podcast

Arden and Parkville:
Creating convergence in innovation precincts

Exploring the glue that makes innovation precincts thrive.

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.
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