6 Hassall Street Tower Parramatta, New South Wales, West Sydney architecture, NSW property photos, Australia building
6 Hassall Street Tower in Parramatta, West Sydney
29 September 2025
Architects: Blight Rayner Architecture
Location: Parramatta, West Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
photo © Ben Guthrie
Photos by Ben Guthrie, Martin Mischkulnig, Tzannes
6 Hassall Street Tower, New South Wales
6 Hassall Street, for joint clients Charter Hall, Western Sydney University, and UNSW, breaks new ground by combining an education facility for two universities and an A-grade commercial space. The design future proofs technology innovations and changing tenant requirements.
A true smart building, the design is driven by cutting edge knowledge of well-being for work and learning environments. The building also represents leadership in sustainable building design and construction, achieving a 6-star Green Star rating.
Blight Rayner and Tzannes’ scheme was selected from a design excellence competition and has since become a benchmark for state significant developments in Parramatta. Along with the architecture, a distinctive approach to placemaking that went beyond the brief to establish a wider urban design vision was central in the jury’s decision to select this scheme.
6 Hassall Street is lifted to create a new public plaza and future connection between the historic Lancer Barracks and Parramatta City Square. In this new public space, cafes, and restaurants sit opposite an atrium and glazed auditorium that showcases education activities to activate the public domain.
Innovative design-thinking inspired by the brief was continued through to the delivery phases of the project. The design adapted existing and readily available construction processes systems and technologies to deliver the project on time to a record-breaking program, and on budget during the Covid-19 pandemic.
6 Hassall Street demonstrates the benefits of excellent collaboration between clients, the builder and the combined expertise of a large team of consulting specialists led by joint venture architects Tzannes and Blight Rayner.
6 Hassall Street Tower in Parramatta, Sydney, NSW – Building Information
rchitects: Blight Rayner Architecture – https://blightrayner.com.au/
Project size: 30400 sqm
Site size: 2647
Completion date: 2021
Building levels: 19
Fit out/interior architect: HASSELL
Structural & civil: Robert Bird Group
Fire protection engineer, vertical transport consultant, esd, acoustic: Floth
Facade: Inhabit Group
Project manager: Solutions Consulting
Town planner: Ethos Urban
Cost planner: WT Partnership
Landscape: ASPECT Studios
Geotechnical: Douglas Partners
Fire Services: Wood & Grieve
Traffic & Transport: Ason Group
Acoustic: Acoustic Logic
Access: Morris Goding Access Consulting
Builder: Richard Crookes Construction
Photographers: Ben Guthrie, Martin Mischkulnig, Tzannes
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Location: Parramatta, Western Sydney, New South Wales, Australia.
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