Multitudes: Hassel, 1938-2013
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Author: Cameron Bruhn (ed)
Multitudes examines the work of multi-award winning international design practice, Hassell. Founded in Australia in 1938, HASSELL has grown to become one of the world's largest design firms. Hassell, along with Swiss studio Herzog & de Meuron, recently won a competition to redesign Melbourne's Flinders Street Railway Station. Hassell has built notable public buildings such as the Adelaide Festival Centre (1980) and Sydney Olympic Park railway station (1998).Released to mark the practice's 75th anniversary, the book features contributions from leading design practitioners and commentators, including Elizabeth Farrelly, author and regular Sydney Morning Herald columnist, John Worthington, founder of international planning and architecture firm DEGW, and Professor Sue Anne Ware, of RMIT University, amongst others. In English and Mandarin.
ISBN 9780987228154. Uro Publications. hb. 312 pages. 22 x 28 cm.
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Multitudes examines the work of multi-award winning international design practice, Hassell. Founded in Australia in 1938, HASSELL has grown to become one of the world's largest design firms. Hassell, along with Swiss studio Herzog & de Meuron, recently won a competition to redesign Melbourne's Flinders Street Railway Station. Hassell has built notable public buildings such as the Adelaide Festival Centre (1980) and Sydney Olympic Park railway station (1998).Released to mark the practice's 75th anniversary, the book features contributions from leading design practitioners and commentators, including Elizabeth Farrelly, author and regular Sydney Morning Herald columnist, John Worthington, founder of international planning and architecture firm DEGW, and Professor Sue Anne Ware, of RMIT University, amongst others. In English and Mandarin.
ISBN 9780987228154. Uro Publications. hb. 312 pages. 22 x 28 cm.
available