Resources and Knowledge
The AI Powered Workplace
Mirvac and WORKTECH Academy have launched a discussion paper on AI’s potential to have a transformative effect on the workplace of the future – from sustainability to workplace culture.
Unlocking nexus value, from mixed-use to mixed-experience
In our report we propose a number of ideas for what we might measure; drawn from fields as diverse as retailing, city development, diplomacy, public health and mobility.
The Adaptive Workplace Pilot: Insights From the First 6 Months
Mirvac's adaptive workplace pilot reveals flexible design is key to driving a successful hybrid working environment.
From space-centric to human-centric
Mirvac’s findings have been captured in a discussion paper, in partnership with the WORKTECH Academy. The paper is entitled From space centric to human centric; Exploring new valuation metrics for the new workplace.
The Adaptive Workplace: Designing the workplace of the future
Mirvac’s new future workplace pilot has launched at Sydney HQ
From Office to Omni-Channel
Mirvac has launched a new discussion paper, ‘From Office to Omni-Channel - The Rise of Omni-Channel Working in the Digital Age'
Augmented Work
Mirvac has launched a new discussion paper, ‘Augmented Work - How new technologies are reshaping the global workplace'.
COVID-19 and the Changing World of Work
Mirvac has launched a new discussion paper, ‘COVID-19 and the changing world of work'
The Super-Experience
Mirvac has launched a new discussion paper, ‘The Super-Experience: Designing for Talent in the Digital Workplace’.
The Future of the Smart Precinct
On March 20, at an exclusive WORKTECH Sydney breakfast event, Mirvac launched ‘The Future of the Smart Precinct’ report.
The Intermix Approach- Activating the Smart Precinct
Mirvac has unveiled a new discussion paper on the future of smart precincts, ahead of WORKTECH 2017 in Sydney this week.
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.