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2 Riverside Quay, Southbank – construction completion
08 March 2017On Friday 3rd March, 2017 we celebrated the end of construction of 2 Riverside Quay with over 100 guests on the beautiful sun-soaked rooftop terrace. Achieving practical completion two months ahead of schedule, 2 Riverside Quay is a testament to the exceptional hard work of the team and our partners. Mirvac worked in close collaboration with PwC to create a bespoke Head Quarters using innovative design and construction techniques to deliver 12-storeys of A-grade office space above an existing public car park.
The Melbourne city skyline provided the perfect backdrop for the celebration, with our event company curating a colourful, lively and vibrant space complete with a gelato cart from a local gelataria. Simon Healy, General Manager of Commercial Development, welcomed our guests and introduced three key speakers, Daryl Browning, CEO of ISPT; Karl Fender, Director of Fender Katsalidis Architects; and Peter Konidaris, Managing Partner of PwC.
Riverside Quay is a world-class office precinct, set to transform Melbourne’s Southbank into a vibrant community hub and unique office environment. The building will be one of Melbourne’s leading environmentally sustainable buildings, with a 5 star NABERS Energy rating and 5 star Green Star as built. Featuring striking architecture from Fender Katsalidis Architects, the building maximises the natural light exposure of the north facing outlook. The commissioned public art is a significant element of the public space and cleverly conceals the carpark at the base of the building.
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WORKTECH Breakfast and Conference
12 March 2017Over the past 3 years, Mirvac has been working in partnership with Unwired Ventures, the producers of the annual global conference, WORKTECH. This year as a platinum sponsor Mirvac hosted a breakfast for 70 of our top clients and partners, featuring keynote speaker Dr Kristine Dery, Research Scientist from MIT Sloan and Philip Ross, CEO of Unwired Ventures, as well as Paul Edwards discussing his recently published paper on the ‘Intermix Approach’.
The breakfast explored themes such as overcoming the challenges around employee connectedness by unlocking the potential for responsive leadership in the digital sphere; removing bureaucratic silos within an organisation and using technology to engineer serendipity between colleagues in physical space; and how we can create a physical space that helps to facilitate the sharing of knowledge as people interact in less formal and more diverse ways.
The three discussion topics emphasized how a ‘set and forget’ approach to implementing technology within a workplace is dangerous to employee connectedness if it does not easily align to different requirements.
The following day at the conference, Paul addressed over 400 individuals from real estate, technology and innovation divisions, presenting his ideas on the future of the SMART precincts. With reference to Mirvac’s new development, ATP, Paul highlighted how this development will set a new precedent in base build technology and how this can add value to businesses and allow them to thrive in a new digital world.
To download the full version of ‘The Intermix Approach: Activating the Smart Precinct’, please click here or email Paul Edwards, paul.edwards@mirvac.com
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664 Collins Street topping off
23 May 2017On Monday 22nd May, Mirvac and our major tenants, Pitcher Partners and ExxonMobil, celebrated a construction milestone with the Topping Off of 664 Collins Street, Melbourne.
Simon Healy spoke on behalf of Mirvac and the development team, saying “Mirvac is proud to reach this significant milestone at 664 Collins. The development showcases the strength of Mirvac’s integrated model, managing the end-to-end journey of the development through planning, construction and delivery for long term tenancy.”
“664 Collins will feature innovative smart technology, allowing us to better understand the building’s utilisation, collecting real-time data to improve efficiency and effectiveness. Focusing on tenant experience, we’re creating connectivity throughout the building; developing adaptive and intuitive workplaces.”
“The Topping Off ceremony today acknowledges a successful collaboration between partners, tenants and stakeholders in the delivery of 664 Collins, and I would like to take this opportunity to thank them on behalf of Mirvac.”
664 Collins Street represents the final stage of the Southern Cross Station complex and will comprise of a 26,000 square metre A-grade office building across 9 levels.
The building will be equipped with innovative smart technology and sustainability features, including a 5 Star Green Star Design and 5 Star NABERS Energy rating being targeted. It also embraces best in class tenant end-of-trip facilities, along with on-site car parking. 664 Collins Street is due for completion in 2018.
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EY Centre unlocks its doors for Sydney Open
07 November 2017On Sunday 6 November, Mirvac opened the doors to its headquarters at EY Centre, 200 George Street, for the annual Sydney Open, an event aimed at celebrating the past, present and future of Sydney’s most architecturally inspiring buildings.Sydney Open is run by Sydney Living Museums and is a chance for the public to explore our city’s unique architectural history. The event provides Sydneysiders and visitors the opportunity to enjoy behind the scenes access to some of the city’s most loved architecture, groundbreaking contemporary masterpieces and everything in between.
On 6 November, over 2,600 visitors walked through levels 28 and 29 of 200 George Street, Mirvac’s headquarters, exploring the innovative features and modern fit-out. Inside the building, visitors got to see the industry-leading façade, which gives the building its unique appearance.
Visitors were shown a range of ‘Smart Building’ initiatives, including the workplace layout and innovative fitout, which are designed to promote collaboration and interaction, with floor plate configuration that allows activity based working and improves the flow of people throughout the space.
In addition to EY Centre, Sydney Open ticket holders could tour through Arup Studios and Workshop, Australia Square, Sydney Town Hall, Fort Phillip Signal Station and Parliament House.
At Mirvac, we’re proud of what we have accomplished with 200 George Street and it was great to share our vision with eager architects, builders and the wider Sydney community.
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Sydney’s Australian Technology Park reached construction milestone
28 February 2018The companies behind the Australian Technology Park redevelopment in Redfern have celebrated the topping out of the first of three buildings that will make up the $1 billion project.
Mirvac and its fellow with consortium members AMP Capital, Sunsuper and Centuria Property Funds completed main structural works with the nine-storey “building 1” set to be finalised by 2019.
Building 1, designed by Francis-Jones Morehen Thorp, comprises 42,500sq m of commercial space, boasting the largest office floor plates in the country at 5500-8600sq m.
Mirvac managing director Susan Lloyd-Hurwitz said that the topping out had occurred ahead of schedule.
“[The topping out] underlines the significant progress that has been achieved in the past 12 months since construction began,” Hurwitz said.
Mirvac partnered with Commonwealth Bank to develop the original tender for the site, with the big four bank occupying 94,000sq m across three buildings. The bank has signed a 15-year lease for at least 10,000 of its employees.
Commonwealth Bank Group Property and Security executive general manager Jennifer Saiz said the goal at was to create Australia’s “pre-eminent innovation district”.
“The important thing for us is that this is a vibrant place, not only for our 10,000 employees and the precinct’s other businesses but also for our surrounding communities, to live, work, learn, experience and create in.”
The ATP’s first building will soon be accompanied by two other structures, a four-storey multi-purpose building and the other a seven-storey commercial office building.
The completed project will eventually cater to 18,000 workers when it reaches completion in 2020, featuring cafes, a supermarket, sporting facilities and public spaces.
The precinct will provide more than 700 car spaces, as well as 600-plus secure bicycle spots across the three buildings.
The developers have also invested in initiatives such as Hoist, the “innovation and technology” co-working space on site, with a range of other collaborative opportunities being explored across research, employment, education and incubator spaces for local businesses.
Construction of the ATP’s second building is expected to top out in September this year, with the third and final building expected to top out mid-year 2019.
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Mirvac Opens New Dining Destination at Riverside Quay
11 December 2018Mirvac is pleased to announce the completion of the new retail and dining precinct at Riverside Quay, Melbourne.
The recently opened culinary quarter presents 10 new eateries peppered throughout the ground plane of Riverside Quay’s four commercial buildings. Together with the existing Southbank Promenade restaurants, the new retailers will create an enhanced, vibrant food and beverage offering, emulating the ambience and buzz of Melbourne’s famous laneways.
Riverside Quay now offers a mix of grab-and-go, casual dining and lunch options, as well as restaurants to suit all tastes. A range of international cuisines and cult brands including Jiaozi by Shanghai Street Dumplings, Old Man Pho, Infinite Wasabi, Thailander, Poked, Dagwood Deli, Workshop Brothers, 30ml Coffee and D.O.C. (opening early 2019), make up the all-star line-up.
Anchoring the new food hub is San Telmo’s, newly opened Asado Bar and Grill, which features meat cooked over a grill and wood fire, but with an Argentinian twist.
Group Executive, Office – Mirvac Property Trust, Andrew Butler said, “The opening of a new retail destination at Riverside Quay is the most recent piece in an extensive revitalisation of the precinct which included the development of a new flagship office building and a public park.
“We’ve transformed the waterfront to create a place where people can work, relax and dine, activating the area beyond the nine to five work day. The refreshed food offering has been carefully curated to cater to the needs of our high calibre tenants and the wider community.”
Mirvac partnered with Six Degrees Architects to reimagine the Riverside Quay precinct. Reconfigured office lobbies, together with new paving, canopies, feature lighting, outdoor seating and improved wayfinding have resulted in a refreshed ground plane.
Working closely with the City of Melbourne and the local community, Mirvac has delivered a public park at Riverside Quay.
“The park is the perfect extension of the new food and dining district, creating an engaging space for the hundreds of workers, residents and visitors that pass through the area each day. We’ve already seen a huge increase in foot traffic at Riverside Quay and have received extremely positive feedback from the community on the renewed spaces,” added Andrew.
In the lead up to Christmas there will be a lot of activity in the Laneways at Riverside Quay including live music, entertainment and special offers from the retailers. Join in the fun every Wednesday and Thursday night, 5pm to 8pm, from 5th to 20th December 2018. -
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Yerrabingin and Mirvac open Indigenous rooftop farm
11 April 2019Today, Mirvac Group and cultural start-up Yerrabingin officially opened Australia’s first Indigenous urban food production farm, located on the rooftop of Building 3 at South Eveleigh, Mirvac’s new technology and innovation hub (formally known as Australian Technology Park).
Today, Mirvac Group and cultural start-up Yerrabingin officially opened Australia’s first Indigenous urban food production farm, located on the rooftop of Building 3 at South Eveleigh, Mirvac’s new technology and innovation hub (formally known as Australian Technology Park).
The completion of the joint cultural venture was marked by a celebratory event, attended by His Excellency General The Honourable David Hurley AC DSC; Costa Georgiadis, The ABC’s Gardening Australia host; Yerrabingin founders Clarence Slockee and Christian Hampson; special guests from anchor tenant Commonwealth Bank of Australia; Mirvac and its consortium partners AMP Capital, Sunsuper and Centuria Property Funds; as well as community and Indigenous members.
The farm brings to life Mirvac and Yerrabingin’s vision to celebrate South Eveleigh’s rich Aboriginal culture and heritage, through an engaging and educational experience. Workers, visitors and the local community will be encouraged to participate in the planned workshops to learn about Indigenous culture, native plants and tend to the farm. They also have the opportunity to purchase produce from the farm with over 30 native bush foods to choose from including finger limes, warrigal greens, native raspberries and sea celery.
Yerrabingin co-founder, Christian Hampson said, “We are excited to open Australia’s first Indigenous rooftop farm, to celebrate and promote Aboriginal permaculture. This is a significant step forward in embedding reconciliation into placemaking while harnessing the potential of Aboriginal social enterprise. The development industry can often be concerned about ‘overstepping protocol’ so it has been inspiring to work with Mirvac who have set an example for the industry in how to respectively incorporate Aboriginal culture and heritage.”
Mirvac Project Director, William Walker said, “With the transformation of South Eveleigh into a state-of-the-art work and lifestyle destination it was vital to Mirvac that we paid careful consideration to the site’s important Indigenous heritage and significance. By working with Yerrabingin we were able to co-create an experience at the precinct that will engage and connect the public to Aboriginal storytelling, while educating them on the history of the site.
“Successful precincts around the world deliver diverse offerings and experiences so all people feel welcome. The indigenous farm is a key part of our activation strategy for the precinct that will foster an inclusive community for visitors, local residents and workers.”
The farm will be self-funded through the delivery of 16 events per month for visitors and South Eveleigh’s 18,000 workers and residents. Yerrabingin will manage workshops, events and tours that focus on native permaculture, environmental sustainability, physical and mental health.
Yerrabingin are also working to establish the South Eveleigh Aboriginal Cultural Landscape Garden, which will grow native and medicinal plant species and bush food.
The Indigenous rooftop farm on Building 3 of the precinct is part of Mirvac’s $1 billion transformation of South Eveleigh, set for completion in 2020. The farm is one element of a wide range of engaging and educational experiences at the precinct including tours of the garden and storytelling, focused on celebrating and remembering Aboriginal culture.
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Premium logistics hub Calibre opens in Western Sydney
10 May 2019Mirvac has today celebrated the official opening of its premium logistics hub Calibre, in Eastern Creek. The strategically located industrial precinct delivers high-quality built form and employment outcomes for Western Sydney and sets a new benchmark for industrial and warehouse facilities in Australia.
The Treasurer of New South Wales, The Hon. Dominic Perrottet MP officiated at the opening ceremony and cut the ribbon, alongside Mirvac CEO & Managing Director, Susan Lloyd-Hurwitz. Calibre’s thriving business community, together with the Mirvac team and project partners, turned out to celebrate the exciting milestone.
Calibre’s 22-hectare site includes a mix of flexible warehousing, A-grade office space and advanced specifications with 110,000sqm of floor space across five buildings. Ideally placed to cater to logistics, warehousing and manufacturing companies, Mirvac secured premium brands CEVA Logistics, Miele, Pet Circle, Sheldon & Hammond and ACFS e-Solutions at Calibre, with the Estate 100 per cent leased ahead of its practical completion.
General Manager, Industrial at Mirvac, Richard Seddon said, “At Calibre we’ve elevated the standard for industrial and warehouse facilities in Sydney with our focus on quality, functionally and flexibility which will futureproof the estate for years to come. Mirvac drew on its uniquely integrated business model and cross-sector experience to bring the best of office and residential design to an industrial asset, to exceed customer and industry expectations.
“We are proud to open this landmark facility which provides our customers with a significant competitive advantage, contributes to the sustainable, long-term growth of e-commerce and logistics in Australia and generates vital long-term employment opportunities for Western Sydney."
“Through our investment in placemaking, design and amenity we have already seen a community and a shared economy coming to life at the Estate.”
Treasurer of NSW, The Hon. Dominic Perrottet MP, said the logistics hub was boosting employment in Western Sydney creating hundreds of jobs during construction and on a permanent basis.
“NSW has the leading economy in Australia with the lowest unemployment rate, and investments like this one are at the heart of that success.
“This is a key infrastructure building block for Western Sydney, and will attract more businesses to the region, boost job opportunities for locals, and help shape the future.”
Mirvac Group said approximately 450 construction jobs were generated during the development phase with 480 permanent jobs resulting.
Supply Chain Director at Pet Circle, Nick Bennett said, “We’re excited to relocate our operation into the new facility at Calibre in Eastern Creek. The advanced specifications, new standards of amenity and bespoke warehouse features of the Estate will deliver long-term efficiency and flexibility for Pet Circle, ultimately boosting business growth. The custom designed facility at Calibre, which blends flexible warehousing and exceptional office space, was delivered beyond our expectations.”
“After seeing the high-quality workspace and amenity of the facility, it allowed us the flexibility to have employees based here that are not traditionally warehouse employees such as a customer service team. The recruitment drive post move allowed us to hire the majority of workers from the Western Sydney area.”
The site is perfectly positioned as a distribution hub for the eastern seaboard with excellent transport links at the interchange of the M4 and M7 motorways, and under an hour drive to the Sydney CBD, Port Botany and the new Western Sydney International airport.
Calibre has been built for ultimate flexibility with service provisions in two of the warehouses for a second office component allowing for split tenancies. It’s also equipped to accommodate a range of uses, with a nine tonne racking post load internal slab with armoured joints to support future automation requirements, generous space for loading and a 20 metre cantilevered awning system across the length of the loading face for the majority of the buildings.
Displaying best practice design and sustainability, Calibre has energy efficient lighting, rainwater harvesting, photovoltaic solar, cyclist and end-of-trip facilities and 10 per cent natural lighting to reduce energy bills and create savings for customers.
Operating 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, Calibre is located at 60 Wallgrove Road, Eastern Creek at the centre of Australia’s national supply network within the Eastern Creek logistics hub.
In August 2018, Mirvac sold a 50 per cent stake in the Calibre Estate to the Mirvac Industrial Logistics Partnership (MILP) a partnership between Mirvac and an investment vehicle sponsored by Morgan Stanley Real Estate Investing. -
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First buildings open at South Eveleigh
13 May 2019Today Mirvac and its consortium partners, AMP Capital, Sunsuper and Centuria Property Funds, celebrate the official opening of the first two buildings completed at Sydney’s revitalised technology and innovation hub, South Eveleigh.
The precinct will be home to Commonwealth Bank of Australia’s 10,000 workers who have begun moving into their new workplace this week with the opening of the first building, Axle. The second complete building, Yerrabingin House, has a community centre, gym, childcare and the Australian-first Indigenous rooftop farm.
The opening of the buildings is a significant milestone in the development of the South Eveleigh precinct, which is on track to be complete by 2020 and will be home to 18,000 workers.
The launch event was attended by Mirvac’s CEO & Managing Director, Susan Lloyd-Hurwitz; Commonwealth Bank of Australia Chief Executive Officer, Matt Comyn; AMP Capital Global Head of Real Estate, Carmel Hourigan; Sunsuper Head of Private Markets, Michael Weaver; Centuria Property Funds Head of Real Estate and Funds Management, Jason Huljich; and the precinct’s key partners and stakeholders.
Ms Lloyd-Hurwitz said, “We worked closely with the Commonwealth Bank of Australia to co-create a state-of-the-art work and lifestyle destination at South Eveleigh that enriches the lives of its employees and the wider community. Pioneering new standards in commercial campus design, South Eveleigh is a place for workers and the people of Sydney to connect culturally, socially and physically. The precinct has generous public shared spaces, community facilities, public artwork, retail, sports courts and oval, skate park and a focus on innovation, housing some of Australia’s leading technological companies.
“Successful precincts provide an environment for collaboration and exchange, imaginatively mixing workspace with public and recreational facilities incorporating a variety of unique experiences to ensure everyone feels welcome. We are developing a world-class destination at South Eveleigh that is unique to Sydney. The level of quality, excellence and fantastic community contribution at the precinct is a testament to the hard work of our team here at Mirvac and our many partners.”
Commonwealth Bank of Australia’s Executive General Manager, Group Property and Security, Jennifer Saiz said, “We are proud to co-create Australia’s signature innovation district at South Eveleigh – a place where entrepreneurs, educators, the community and businesses like ours can come together to solve the challenges of the future.
“Being part of the precinct will position the bank to deliver its long-term strategy to be the best in digital. This starts with a culture and workplace that’s centered on innovating for our customers. Our workplaces at South Eveleigh are designed with flexibility, wellbeing, sustainability and connectivity in mind. It’s a place where we’ll bring our people together to motivate and inspire them about the bank’s ambitious plans for the future.
“With each new workplace, we build on what we’ve learned. Our world-class workplaces at South Eveleigh are an evolution of the high standards set at our existing buildings Commonwealth Bank Place and Commonwealth Bank Square. Investing in leading workplaces reflects our ongoing commitment to providing dynamic environments for our people as we build a simpler, better bank”.
AMP Capital’s Global Head of Real Estate, Carmel Hourigan, said South Eveleigh is the second significant development on which we’ve partnered with Mirvac in recent years, the first being EY Centre, 200 George Street.
“We’re proud to have delivered a state-of-the-art workplace with Mirvac and Sunsuper for a significant customer like the Commonwealth Bank of Australia. This fully leased, landmark office precinct adds additional high-quality office assets to our investors’ portfolio which will deliver superior investment performance for our clients both in the short and long term.”
The architects for Axle were the award-winning architects Francis-Jones Morehen Thorp (FJMT) to deliver best-in-class design excellence, technology, sustainability and placemaking principles.
FJMT Design Director, Richard Francis Jones said, “This advanced workplace project was about making authentic places to exchange ideas, innovate, meet, enjoy and just be. The architecture in concert with the historic Locomotive Workshops defines and embraces the precincts public spaces, connecting to the station and the existing neighbourhood to create an authentic vibrant low-rise city community.
“The new campus building ‘Axle’ is the first to be completed and is an advanced sustainable and collaborative workplace environment conceived like a miniature city, offering variation, vitality and choice in a refined and deeply human architecture.”
Global architecture firm, Woods Bagot, designed the tenancy fit-out of Commonwealth Bank of Australia’s workplace at Axle, providing their employees with the best tools, techniques and spaces for a mindset of innovation, to bring ideas to life.
Woods Bagot Principal and Global Workplace Design Leader, Amanda Stanaway said, “Axle is an agile, next generation work environment that focuses on Commonwealth Bank of Australia’s continued commitment to innovation, training and well-being of their people.
“Axle demonstrates an ongoing evolution of Commonwealth Bank of Australia’s workplace strategy which responds to changing business priorities, reinforcing Commonwealth Bank of Australia as the market leader and one of Australia’s most progressive and dynamic workplaces.”
Once complete South Eveleigh will consist of nine commercial buildings surrounded by shared public spaces with a diverse mix of retailers including a supermarket, hairdresser, gym and al fresco cafes to activate the precinct in the evenings and on the weekends. A range of public artworks by local artists will also enliven the precinct and celebrate the history and heritage of the site. Mirvac engaged Carriageworks to curate the artworks, which will be progressively installed up until 2020.
South Eveleigh is progressing on schedule with construction set to start on the refurbishment of the Locomotive Workshops this month. Commonwealth Bank of Australia’s second workplace building, The Foundry, will be complete in mid-2020.
The Axle building is a 6 Star Green Star building, and has a 5 Star NABERS Energy rating. Yerrabingin House is a 6 Star Green Star building and has an extensive solar system which has allowed it to be a carbon neutral building. -
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Mirvac celebrates Topping Out at Olderfleet
31 July 2019Mirvac and co-owner Suntec Real Estate Investment Trust have today announced the topping out and completion of the main structural works at Olderfleet, Mirvac’s premium office building at 477 Collins Street, Melbourne.
The Grimshaw-designed, 38-level building consists of 58,000sqm premium-grade office and retail space, and has topped out on time, ahead of practical completion expected in mid-2020.
Mirvac’s General Manager, Development, Simon Healy, said, “This milestone marks another achievement for Olderfleet, which has seen strong interest from our tenants with a range of high calibre brands pre-committed, bringing the tower to 94% leased.”
“Mirvac’s vision to create one of Australia’s leading smart buildings, rising out of the heritage façade at Olderfleet, has struck a chord with the Melbourne market. Set to become an exemplar of modern working environments, the building integrates leading technology, sustainability and amenities that will include a wellness offering and childcare centre.”
The remaining lettable space at the building includes the entire Skyrise floor on level 34, which is made up of 1,700sqm of light-filled office space with spectacular city views. Incoming businesses will join a first-class line up of brands already committed, including Norton Rose Fulbright, Lander & Rogers, Urbis and anchor tenant Deloitte.
“Olderfleet presents a rare opportunity for premium office space in the tightening Melbourne rental market. Since Mirvac’s construction commencement, there has been a surge of interest in the midtown area of the CBD, with the precinct surrounding Olderfleet coming to life with restaurants, bars, shopping, and health and wellbeing facilities for workers and the community.
“Mirvac has a pipeline of projects in Melbourne including 383 La Trobe Street. This future, next generation office tower provides yet another opportunity for Mirvac to set new benchmarks in workplace design and contribute to the dynamic and evolving urban landscape within the Melbourne CBD,” Mr Healy said.
Mirvac has already pre-committed two of the five retail spaces at the Olderfleet building and has had strong enquiries for the remaining spaces, including a foyer café, two-level tenancy at the heritage entrance and a laneway offering on Flinders Lane. The interest from signature Melbourne food and beverage providers reflects the calibre of the tenants and the strong demand for the precinct.
Deloitte’s Managing Partner, Victoria, Paul Rehder said, “We’re really excited to reach this key milestone for our new home at 477 Collins Street– a workplace signalling Deloitte’s position as the undisputed leader in professional services and a magnet for what we can offer clients and employees, both professionally and personally.
“The future of work is moving towards human-centred, technologically driven workplaces – trends that reflect the convergence of work and life to enhance employee wellbeing. The building is purposefully designed to encourage co-creation and innovation, and it will set a new standard for employee experience as the way our people work becomes more automated, agile and collaborative.”
Olderfleet tenants have committed to changing ways of work, using the leading technology and infrastructure in the building to deliver enhanced operations and leading workplace conditions, supporting the significant upfront investment by Mirvac in these areas.
Lander & Rogers’ Chief Executive Partner, Genevieve Collins, said, “Innovation and technology are transforming the legal profession and this provides an exciting opportunity for firms that are prepared to seize it. This involves more than simply investing in IT infrastructure: we need to evolve how we work – with our clients, each other, and within our broader community."
"Internally, our people tell us they want an environment that accommodates complete mobility. They want areas for digital and face-to-face collaboration as well as spaces conducive to individual focus. An agile, connected workplace is at the very core of Lander & Rogers' long-term strategy and our move to 477 Collins will help us fully realise that."
Future occupants at Olderfleet will benefit from luxurious hotel-style end-of-trip facilities with bike parking, lockers, a premium towel service, and 410 car parking spaces with direct access to the childcare centre.
Olderfleet is committed to a 5 Star Green Star rating, a 5 Star NABERS energy rating and a Platinum WELL Certification.
Note: Mirvac acquired 383 La Trobe Street in 2018 and intends to redevelop the site into a new office tower spanning over 40,000 square metres.
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