in a recent interview, hassell's camilla siggaard-andersen, walked us through the firm's latest study on corridors and their potential as regenerative and inclusive spaces.

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this interdisciplinary project will provide a space for creative expression, training, and performance in africa's biggest refugee settlement.

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HASSELL & nagami’s 3D-printed public pavilion for to.org    Architecture studio HASSELL has joined forces with creative collective to.org and 3D printing studio Nagami to develop a prototype for a 3D-printed public pavilion made from recycled plastic. Inspired by indigenous shelters, the prototype serves as a gathering point for reflection and education and can be easily […]

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heritage buildings and new volumes have been connected to offer a variety of curatorial possibilities.

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the elevation is designed with petals fixed at different angles to mitigate glare and filter sunlight.

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comprising heritage and new structures, the design was conceived as a 'collection of stories' that offer a multidimensional framework.

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integrated into the landscape, the pavilion’s circular shape references the shape and size of the 76.2 meter (250 ft) diameter dish of the neighboring lovell telescope.

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located in the heart of perth's cultural precinct, the design was conceived as a 'collection of stories' that offer a multidimensional framework.

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the design features floor to ceiling electronic screens and tree beds inserted into the floor to mimic a city footpath.

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HASSELL has collaborated with artists and cultural leaders of the region to ensure a design that is contextually relevant.

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