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Kitchen is in and Our House Has a Heart
The kitchen of the Toongabbie house, a safe haven for five homeless youth, has now been installed. Materials and labour were donated from our generous partners.
Milperra Campus Redevelopment
Mirvac and Western Sydney University have partnered to redevelop the University’s Milperra campus site into an innovative, sustainable community.
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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.
Milperra, NSW Acquisition
Mirvac has acquired an 18-hectare parcel of land, known as Riverlands at Milperra, NSW. The golf course was rezoned for residential use in 2016.
Recycling Innovation in Interior Design
Discarded designer clothing, glass and corflute signboards have been transformed into stylish tables and artworks, on display at Marrick and Co.
Marist180 Toongabbie House Takes Shape
The Marist 180 Toongabbie House we are building in partnership with Property Industry Foundation is taking shape, with handover due by Christmas 2019.
Marrickville Library Unveiled
Designed by BVN, delivered by Mirvac and built by CD Construction, Council Mayor Darcy Byrne has now officially opened the Marrickville library.
Opening of Bella’s Sanctuary
In an Australian first, domestic violence survivors will have a safe place to call home with a purpose-built bridging accommodation facility, Bella’s Sanctuary.
Marrickville Library Restores Hospital Site
The finishing touches are being made to the spectacular $40 million Marrickville Library, fulfilling a promise to restore the hospital site to the community.
Mirvac’s St Leonards Square Topping Out
Construction has now reached the 36th level on the second and tallest tower at St Leonards Square, with the occasion being marked with a topping out ceremony.
Googong Wins at UDIA NSW Awards
Googong North, located 16kms from Canberra, has been named top masterplanned development and top regional development at the 2019 UDIA NSW awards.
Mirvac acknowledges Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples as the Traditional Owners of the lands and waters of Australia, and we offer our respect to their Elders past and present.
Artwork: ‘Reimagining Country’, created by Riki Salam (Mualgal, Kaurareg, Kuku Yalanji) of We are 27 Creative.