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.
The 200 George Street tower took out awards in the high rise development and high rise archi-tecture categories, along with the office interior award for Mirvac’s headquarters in the building.
Mirvac’s head of office and industrial Campbell Hanan said IPA was open to developers from around the world and the wins were a clear endorsement of the building’s calibre.
The tower is Australia’s first fully LED-lit building and also has the first closed-cavity facade and timber blind system, control-ling light and heat, Mirvac said.
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