Mirvac Wins Big at Sydney Design Awards
Mirvac Design have won three awards at the Sydney Design Awards including the Design Champion 2019 award, recognizing Mirvac’s courage and industry leadership.
On Tuesday evening at the Sydney Design Awards, Mirvac Design were thrilled to win three awards:
- Design Champion 2019 - this award recognises Mirvac as an organisation that has demonstrated the most courage through commissioning projects that expand the use of design and show industry leadership.
- My Ideal House won the Silver award for Residential Architecture - Mirvac Design in collaboration with Madeleine Blanchfield, Lisa Green and Australian House & Garden.
- Harold Park won the Gold award for Multi Residential Architecture.
Well done and congratulations to Mirvac Design and their collaborators, and of course to our dedicated broader Mirvac team - who are visionary, bold and passionate about creating great places to live, work and play.
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