Adaptive reuse

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15-minute cities — capturing hearts and minds worldwide

Despite national planning frameworks, Ireland’s stakeholders are encountering ongoing challenges in bringing their own ​“15-minute cities” to fruition.

project

Suncorp Headquarters

Backed by its ​‘better, together’ ethos, Suncorp’s new headquarters in Brisbane, Australia, galvanizes its people with an experience-rich workplace.

Conversation

Back to the future — of work: Can design boost productivity and solve the empty office crisis?

Getting your head into work-mode for 2023? From home? The office? Or, further afield? Maybe you’re mixing it up? Any which way, it seems hybrid working is here to stay. We take a look at recent articles and research reports that offer post-pandemic work predictions, insights into what makes workplaces attractive, and data-driven ways to solve the empty office crisis.

Philip Harper

Event November 30, 2022

Breathing space: A regenerative approach to designing places

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.

News December 06, 2022

Our 2022 Awards Wrap: Hassell shines on the awards stage

Six practitioners and 16 projects honoured with national and international awards. These awards are richly deserved by our multi-talented architects and designers as well as by our clients and collaborators – near and far.

PODCAST

Standing up for regeneration, Country — and each other

With the built environment contributing to around 40% of global emissions, our industry has a pivotal role to play in limiting the impacts of climate change. Hear the motivations, failures, successes, and ideas from leaders creating change.

Conversation

From Ordinary to Extraordinary: A New Iconicity

Could the renewal of existing buildings be a more forward-thinking and rewarding alternative to bold, iconic architecture? Discover six essential ingredients that can transform the ordinary into the extraordinary.

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Computershare Global HQ

Computershare’s reinvigorated HQ is a soulful warehouse that inspires connection and innovation. It’s hardly a ​‘run of the mill’ workplace.

News October 17, 2022

Hassell’s new Brisbane studio champions a new way of working

Our Brisbane studio in Queensland, Australia has found a new home inside the historic Peters Ice Cream Factory at West Village, West End.

Media September 01, 2022

Adaptive Reuse: Eight of the Best Australian Projects

The Urban Developer

Research

The Magnetic Workplace: 2022 Workplace Futures Survey

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.

News September 07, 2022

Jiaxing CIFI Mall: a revitalised retail hub for a growing city

With a fresh array of more accessible retail and dining options, a vibrant central square, and a dazzling double-skin façade, the new look CIFI Plaza in Jiaxing, China is a shining example of how an existing property can be reinvigorated and become a central hub for its community.

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ANU Birch

Our multi-award-winning regeneration of the modernist Birch Building for the Australian National University in Canberra is a celebration of preservation, adaptation, and forward-thinking sustainability practices.

PODCAST

“Beautiful, organic, rapid”:
healing at Herston Biofabrication Institute

Given the right space, resources and design, the team at Herston Biofabrication Institute in Brisbane, Australia become more agile and, says Mathilde Desselle, General Manager of the Institute, ​“more multidisciplinary than ever before”.
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