200 George Street

Client: Mirvac
Year: 2026

More than a workplace amenity, these end-of-trip facilities were designed as an extension of the premium experience found throughout the rest of 200 George Street.

Developed for Mirvac, the wayfinding and signage system creates clarity within a complex basement environment while extending the building’s premium identity into an often-overlooked part of the workplace journey.

The result is an intuitive, low-friction experience that helps cyclists, runners and commuters move confidently through the space while reinforcing the quality and attention to detail found throughout the building.

Dark modern lift lobby with timber ceiling battens, textured walls and wall-mounted wayfinding signage for Basement Level 2.
A dark wall with a gold-colored sign reading 'B2' and a white directory sign listing services such as car park, female change, accessible change, locker room, and male change, located near an elevator with golden doors.
Modern hotel lobby with a circular check-in desk, large illuminated U-shaped sign, and beige tiled walls and floors.
A modern locker room with beige lockers, black round seats, and wood paneling. Overhead lighting and ceiling fixtures are visible.
Close-up view of beige and light brown textured wall with small white decorative letters spelling 'Toilets' mounted on the wall.

"Precinct Creative brought an incredible level of passion and energy to the 200 George Street end-of-trip project. Their enthusiasm was contagious, and it really showed in the final design. Henry was not just a designer but a proactive and reliable partner who made the whole process run smoothly."

Jacob Briggs
Project Consultant
Forge VM