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Lend Lease: partnering with Sydney for more than 50 years

Lend Lease is a global ASX listed company proudly working across Australia, the UK, the United States, the Middle East and Asia. Its global headquarters – and its heart – is in Sydney.

Lend Lease’s vision is to be the leading international property company.

For more than 50 years, we have helped to shape some of Australia’s most prominent buildings and public spaces. Examples of Lend Lease's commitment to quality include Australia Square in the 1960s, to the MLC Centre in the ‘70s, Darling Park and Cockle Bay in the ‘90s, the Olympic Village in 2000 to Rouse Hill, Jacksons Landing and the company’s own headquarters – The Bond building on "The Hungry Mile" (Hickson Road).

Founded in Sydney in 1958 by Dutch immigrant and innovator Dick Dusseldorp, the group was born out of a vision to create a company that could successfully combine four disciplines; property, financing, development and investment. A culture based on respect, integrity, innovation, collaboration, excellence and trust.

We are committed to creating and building innovative and sustainable property solutions, forging partnerships with contactors, employees, government and capital suppliers and delivering the best outcomes for the communities in which we operate.

Sustainability has been an integral part of our culture, as we believe every action adds up. Through design and investment in new technologies, we are committed to delivering the next generation of sustainable property solutions.

Lend Lease is committed to operating safe working environments wherever we have a presence. This philosophy reaches every part of our operations and extends to employees, partners, clients, suppliers and subcontractors.

	30 The Bond The Bond was a turning point for sustainable office design in Australia and has attracted accolades since its completion in 2004. The Bond was the first CBD office building in Australia to achieve a 5 star energy rating as well as receiving  a 5 star Green Star – office as built rating from the Australian Green Building Council.
	Cockle Bay Cockle Bay Wharf is Sydney’s first purpose built dining and entertainment precinct, and in 2000 was awarded the International Design and Development Award for best city development.
	Darling Park In 1993, The Darling Park complex changed the face of the city by re-orienting the CBD westward, towards the Harbour. Developed in collaboration with the NSW Government (SHFA), Darling Park represents one of Sydney’s leading business and civic spaces and is a cornerstone of Sydney city’s western edge.
	126 Phillip St, Sydney (Deutsche Bank Place) Designed by international architects, Foster and Partners, Deutsche Bank Place reshaped the Sydney skyline  with its dramatic roof feature and abandoned traditional design in favour of large, open plan office floor plates with a remote core and atrium.
	MLC Centre Completed in 1978, the MLC Centre was way ahead of its time in its design – the only prime building in the Sydney CBD to foresee the need for large expanses of open space in the heart of the city for the enjoyment of workers, shoppers and visitors alike.
	Australia Square Designed by renowned Harry Seidler, Australia Square established new trends and ideals in modern office buildings in the circular form, the creation of public open space and a free standing building that challenged all the previous rules of urban design. In 1976, it was awarded the Royal Australian Institute of Architects Gold Medal.