Graduate Landscape Architects - Expressions of Interest

With eight design studios spread around the world, chances are you’ve seen our work before. We work across architecture, landscape architecture, interior design and urban design - a rich multi-disciplinary mix of skills and perspectives that unlocks the economic, social and cultural value of projects. We combine our creative design expertise with capabilities in strategy, research, technology and experience design, and we regularly collaborate with experts and partners from further afield. Through our work, we're trying to build a more inclusive, sustainable future for communities - and create a more socially and ecologically resilient world. At Hassell Sydney, we’re shaping NSW future public places, from vibrant community spaces to transformative transport corridors and sports precincts that bring people together. This is an expression of interest to start conversations with graduates who are excited to take their next step as we grow our pipeline of projects across Sydney and NSW. We’re looking to connect with Landscape Architecture graduates who: Hold a degree in Landscape Architecture Have 1–2 + years’ local professional experience (ideally public realm, public transport, health, or community infrastructure). Strong conceptual design skills Are preferably confident using Revit and other design technology tools (Adobe Creative Suite, Rhino, Lumion, Enscape or similar) for documentation Demonstrate strong teamwork, initiative, adaptability, and a passion for design excellence Are looking to build their career in a leading multi-disciplinary design firm Full working rights in Australia at time of application is essential Why Hassell? Our team enjoys a wide range of benefits to support their development and well-being: 16 weeks paid parental leave for both primary and secondary carers. A progressive flexible work policy that allows hybrid work, location flexibility and work pattern flexibility Inter-studio transfer opportunities Wellbeing benefits Development and tr