Mirvac HQ

When builder/developer Mirvac decided half-way through the development process for the EY Centre at 200 George Street, Sydney to move their headquarters into six levels of the building, it was a vote of confidence in their own project.

Mirvac HQ

BY Andrew McDonald

April 17th, 2018

Tags: Academy Tiles, Anabou, Arredorama, Artemide, At Work With Camira, CULT, davenport campbell, Dulux, Eagle Lighting, Euroluce, Febrik, Forbo, great dane, haworth, hub, iguzzini, instyle, interface, Jardan, JSB Lighting, KKDC, Koda Lighting, Kvadrat Maharam, Laminex, light culture, Light Project, Living Edge, mirvac, new-age-veneers, Pelle Leathers, polytec, smartstone, Smeg, Spence & Lyda, steelcase, Stylecraft, supawood, TEC LED, Wilkhahn, workarena, woven image, Xenian, zip, Zip water, Zumtobel

Interior Design: Davenport Campbell and Partners

Builder: Mirvac

Change Management: Puzzle Partners

Services Consultant: Mirvac

Furniture

Workstations, Haworth, Steelcase. General chairs, Steelcase, Jardan, Hub, Cult. Stools, Anabou, Jardan, Workarena. Meeting chairs, Cult, Wilkhahn, Stylecraft. Tables, Arredorama, Stylecraft, Workarena.

Lighting

Lighting throughout, Cult, Euroluce, Artemide, Light Project, JSB Lighting, Eagle Lighting, Living Edge, KKDC, Light Culture, TEC LED, Great Dane, Spence & Lyda, Xenian, Iguzzini, Koda Lighting, Zumtobel.

Finishes

Paint throughout, Dulux. Fabric generally throughout, Warwick, Mokum, Woven Image, Kvadrat Maharam, Instyle, Febrik, At Work with Camira. Leather upholstery, Pelle Leathers. Blinds, Flexitrack. Laminate finishes, Polytec, Laminex. Carpet, Interface. Access floor finishes, ASP. Coir flooring, Natural Floor Coverings. Resilient flooring, Forbo. Floor coverings generally, Regupol, Amtico. Timber veneer, New Age Veneers. Joinery throughout, Austral Wright Metals. Wall panelling, Supawood. Counter tops, Smartstone. Timber flooring, Style Timber Flooring. Sandstone, City of Sydney. Tiles, Academy Tiles.

Fixed & Fitted

Appliances throughout, Smeg, Blanco, Clark, Zip Water.

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