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EY Centre Receives Global Recognition
EY Centre, 200 George St has won the construction category at the Council of Tall Buildings and Urban Habitat Awards (CTBUH) in Chicago, USA.
The future of workspaces (it’s not just remote working)
Continuous advances in technology and changes to the workforce will have a huge impact on jobs and workplaces in the future, with professional services firms already affected by the rise of machine learning and artificial intelligence.
A trifecta of awards for Mirvac’s Francis-Jones Morehen Thorp-designed EY Centre
Mirvac and AMP have won three categories at this year’s International Property Awards (IPA) for EY Centre, 200 George Street in Sydney’s CBD, taking its total award tally to 12 so far.
A high-rise achievement
Mirvac and co-owners AMP have won three categories of the International Property Awards for its EY Centre in the Sydney CBD.
New discussion paper heralds the next evolution of the smart precinct
Mirvac Group has launched a new discussion paper on the next evolution of smart precincts.
How Smart Precinct is harnessing technology
“Striking a balance between the human experience and the rise of technology is at the heart of future development,” says Mirvac’s Paul Edwards as the company looks to the future of smart precincts.
Smart precincts to predict the future of workplaces
Trends including the impact of automation and other technologies on employment and the development of smart cities will trigger an evolution of the smart precinct, acting as a testbed for urban innovation and workplace trends, according to real estate group Mirvac.
Mirvac signs up two new tenants for CBD tower
A leading provider of audit, tax and consulting services has taken a full floor in a Mirvac Group-owned office tower in the Brisbane CBD.
Sirius Sets the Sustainability Standard
In an industry first, Sirius House in Canberra has achieved a 6 Star NABERS Energy, Water and Green Star Performance rating, without the use of Green Power.
Mirvac signs energy provider to 664 Collins Street
Australian energy provider AGL has struck a deal for more than 6000sq m at Mirvac’s 664 Collins Street, making it a fully-occupied building before it has reached practical completion.
Looking beyond static art at 664 Collins St
Mirvac’s newest Docklands project, 664 Collin St, will showcase eight-metre LED artworks by Swinburne University students on its lobby walls.
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.