Sustainability
Regenerative Cities
Reimagined
You’re welcome here, you belong.
You can breathe out.
In its dirt, in its waters, at its core, this place is both ancient and brand new every morning. Home to the world’s oldest living culture. It’s a place where connection to that Country sustains us. Where connection to each other helps us all flourish.
In our home, we get up in the morning to Reimagine Urban Life. We design places like this where we wave to our neighbours, where each one of us feels the power of being both our own selves and a part of this crowd’s momentum.
In our home, we reject racism, inequity, and exclusion as the worst forms of human punishment. They have no place here. We stand alongside you, and together we use the power of our voices to shine a light on injustice.
We know our climate is changing and we know that with it comes the destruction of biodiverse nature that leaves us speechless with its beauty. This is worth saving; it is worth the nurture it needs. In our home, this really matters.
We’re not just here to do no harm. We’re here to reimagine regenerative urban life.
We’re here to be a force for good.
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Latest Sustainability News
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Mirvac completes ~$25 million lobby at 55 Collins Street amid leasing success
Mirvac has completed a transformation of 55 Collins Street, Melbourne, an iconic office building within its ~$6 billion Mirvac Wholesale Office Fund (...
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Mirvac retail centres unite to support The Nappy Collective’s Mother’s Day drive
The Nappy Collective, the only Australian non-profit focused exclusively on collecting and distributing nappies to families in crisis, has identified ...

Mirvac Continues Partnership with Social Traders to Support Social Enterprises
Mirvac is excited to welcome the second cohort of social enterprises in the Supplier Development Program, run in partnership with Social Traders.

EY recommits to their Sydney home at EY Centre 200 George Street
EY, anchor tenant at EY Centre 200 George Street in Sydney since 2016, has re-committed to their ~25,850 sqm space until December 2036.

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.