Planning

Conversations

Little house of big ideas

Want new solutions? Ask a new audience.

Conversations

Global 1-to-1

How does apartment living measure up across the world?

Conversations

Desmarting the city

Have we reached the ​‘smart’ tipping point?

CONVERSATIONS

Connecting pandas, people and nature

How master planning can support biodiversity by designing for ​‘umbrella species’.

TOPICS

Building resilient cities

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

News September 20, 2019

Hassell wins three Singapore Institute of Planning awards

Darling Harbour Transformation took out the top Gold award for Urban Design, Collect and Connect: Resilient South City was awarded Silver for Resilient Planning, and the Panda Land Master Plan received Bronze for Best Planning.

Podcasts

Humanitarian architecture: How powerful design can help change the world

Designers have ​‘freaking superhero’ skills says architect Bryan Bell of the Public Interest Design Movement.

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Tokyo Railyards Redevelopment

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Flour Mill of Summer Hill

Locked away for 100 years, the mill is now a thriving mixed-use ​‘village’ with homes, shops, cafés, parks and light rail links – a model for urban regeneration.

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Panda Land Master Plan

This authentic and immersive panda trail and habitat changes the way people perceive and engage with wildlife.

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Liv Apartments

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Huangpu East Bank Urban Forest

The concept is bold: To plant a forest of two million trees along the waterfront in China’s most populated city, and increase green space in the centre by 25%.

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Herston Quarter

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

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Gold Coast City Strategy

A new light rail system was the catalyst for economic, lifestyle and sustainability benefits for the Gold Coast, one of Australia’s fastest growing cities.

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Darwin Waterfront Public Domain

Our design for the Darwin Waterfront public domain reinterprets the site’s historic headlands and celebrates the city’s natural and cultural heritage.
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