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Our five-gold star iCIRT rating was an important factor in Brittany Wells’ decision to buy her first home at Highforest by Mirvac, our brand-new residential community in Sydney’s West Pennant Hills. Brittany works in construction as a contracts administrator and was aware of the iCIRT rating system, influencing her decision to confidently purchase off the plan. “It was really important for me that I was going with someone well known and trusted, who put quality at the forefront of all their developments,” said Brittany. Brittany and her partner Jordan Do Rozario each bought a one bedroom apartment at Highforest by Mirvac. They both grew up in the area, met at high school and have mapped out a future together where they can live close to family and friends. Mirvac Construction has been awarded the highest possible 5 Gold Star iCIRT rating, achieving this rating twice. To learn more, please visit: https://lnkd.in/gh7HgDkk and https://lnkd.in/gTdnzuq5

66 residents now call The Langlee home and we can see why they love it.    Located in the beachside enclave of Waverley, The Langlee by Mirvac offers a collection of 55 spacious and luxurious residences for those aged over 55.    Residents of The Langlee are able to enjoy the stunning coastal views, while also having access to the state-of-the-art amenities, such as the Rooftop Sky Garden and The Langlee’s Wellness Centre.    For more information please visit: https://lnkd.in/gErxKjXv

We are very honoured to have received the 2024 Minister’s Award for Urban Design from the Office of the Queensland Government Architect for our state-of-the-art Heritage Lanes building and precinct. These awards celebrate the pivotal role of leading architects, landscape architects and planners in developing the culture, sustainability, and economy of Queensland. The jury described the project as a “living demonstration of what it means to be connected to place through a highly porous ground plane.” “This is urban design at its most generous and inviting,” the jury said. “It draws people into its pockets of respite with playful elements and native plantings that delight the senses, while creating a highly legible and memorable interface with the city streets.” The world-class office tower, spanning 35-levels, designed for 7,000 employees and incorporating more than 60,000 square metres of premium-grade office space, is one of Australia’s smartest buildings, embracing leading technology, sustainability and design. Mirvac’s Group General Manager, Commercial & Mixed-Use Development, Simon Healy said: “Heritage Lanes is the expression of a fantastic partnership with M&G Real Estate and major tenant, Suncorp Group, that from the outset, set out to be a world-class workplace and one of the most sustainable new buildings in Australia." Congratulations to the Heritage Lanes team, ASPECT Studios and Woods Bagot.

Ever wondered what goes into building an AFL clubhouse? Check out the latest construction update on our Everleigh AFL Clubhouse. Once completed, the community will be able to enjoy this state-of-the-art AFL clubhouse and café precinct with many exciting features, such as an MCG-sized AFL oval and Auskick field.

Mirvac was proud to host The Pinnacle Foundation end of year fundraiser recently.   It was great to hear from NSW Pinnacle Chair Lorraine Hall about the Foundation, which was then followed by an inspirational panel discussion with two LGBTQIA  Pinnacle Scholars and Pinnacle Alumni Veronica Mason. Each scholar spoke to the positive impact the Foundation has made to their lives and careers.    Mirvac is a proud platinum partner of The Pinnacle Foundation, including the funding of three Mirvac Scholarships.    Pinnacle Foundation scholarship applications for fulltime study at public universities and TAFEs commencing in 2025 are now open until 31 August 2024.    To find out more, please visit: https://lnkd.in/gkkniui

Applications for our 2025 Internship & Cadetship programs are now open! Bring your education to life with an 11-month paid, part time role with Mirvac. We are recruiting for students who are interested in a career within the following disciplines: - Property - Construction - Development - Design - Digital Marketing - Strategy & Operations - Digital - Funds Management - Research For more information, visit: Internships https://lnkd.in/gUeEBv8 Cadetships https://lnkd.in/e-j3SVdh

We continued our celebration of NAIDOC week at our South Eveleigh precinct in collaboration with Travis De Vries, owner and founder of Awesome Black, with a number of enriching activities, cultural displays, and meaningful lunch and learn discussions. The week’s celebration began with the Jannawi Dance Clan performing a guided smoking ceremony and a fusion of traditional and modern contemporary style dances. Tenants of the precinct had the opportunity to partake in lunchtime workshops and talks, while First Nation musicians performed across the precinct, including the celebrated violinist, vocalist dancer and composer Eric Avery / Kubi Murrawuy a Ngiyampaa, Yuin, Bandjalang and Gumbangirr artist. Kids were also included with illustration workshops with Emma Beukers and Jade Goodwin and First Nations Storytelling Workshops with Akala Newman, being a great success with all workshops sold out. The artwork of Maria De Vries, contemporary Gamilaroi artist, was showcased throughout South Eveleigh’s flags and digital channels for the whole week. NAIDOC Week celebrations were an incredible success at South Eveleigh with the whole precinct becoming a buzz of creativity, music and cultural inspiration. 

Across the nation, Mirvac’s national office portfolio has celebrated NAIDOC Week by engaging with numerous Indigenous owned businesses, social enterprises, artists, performers, and community members to curate a diverse array of activities, including:   - Art displays featuring Indigenous artists, Bayley Mifsud, Sharon Smith, and Melissa Barton - Floral displays, including work by Supply Nation certified business The Floral Decorator - 10,100 surprise and delight giveaways from Indigenous businesses BSKT Wholefoods and Kallico Catering - Indigenous cultural performances including Welcome to Country and Yidaki entertainment - A coffee cart at 90 Collins in partnership with upcoming retailer Killara Foundation, an Indigenous café - Digital Indigenous art display unveiled at 664 Collins   Each installation provided an opportunity to recognise and appreciate First Nation culture in celebration of NAIDOC week this year. 

Today as part of #NAIDOC2024, we welcomed, architect, academic and (design) advocate Jefa Greenaway RAIA MDIA who has championed Indigenous-led design thinking for three decades. It was truly inspiring to hear how Jefa has successfully embedded culturally responsive design practice into everyday architecture.

We are thrilled to be partnering with Mitsui Fudosan Australia to deliver a $2bn office tower at 55 Pitt Street in Sydney, with the recently announced sale of a ~66% interest in 55 Pitt Street to Mitsui Fudosan. Our vision is to create a future-focused, Premium-grade workplace that significantly contributes to the revitalised Circular Quay precinct and provides a vibrant destination for workers and visitors alike. We have focused on respectful and sustainable design that pays homage to the site’s history and original natural surrounds, while prioritising abundant natural light and views of Sydney Harbour. Managing Director, Mitsui Fudosan Australia, Kenji Oka, said: “We are pleased to partner with leading property developer, Mirvac, to develop 55 Pitt Street in Sydney, as we continue to expand our operations in the Australian market. We are aligned with Mirvac’s vision to deliver pre-eminent workplaces that have innovative design and leading sustainability features throughout, and we look forward to working together on what is set to be a world-class office development.” 55 Pitt Street is set to offer ~63,000sqm of premium commercial and retail space over 55 levels, with frontages to Pitt, Underwood and Dalley Streets.