Barangaroo South Sustainability Report 2021 - 2023

DELIVERING ON Pictured: Mural at One Sydney Harbour construction site created by Merindah Funnell. A Meaningful Mural “My artwork proudly celebrates the longest living society on earth and my strong connection to it through my upbringing in community. Entangled with strong line work, bold colours, and a depth of layers, my artwork is influenced by the respect and love for our land and its diverse nature and animals.” —Merindah Funnell In September 2022, the Barangaroo workspace became the scene of an extraordinary artistic endeavour, orchestrated by Merindah Funnell, a renowned Tubba-Gah artist from the Wiradjuri Nation, well known for her captivating murals. Collaborating closely with Lendlease’s First Nations team members, Merindah facilitated a unique workshop featuring Gadigal Leader, Uncle Paul Newman, who imparted invaluable local cultural knowledge to the participants. The workshop included a reflective journey to Barangaroo Reserve where participants connected with the natural elements around them. Water emerged as a shared theme, alongside other elemental symbols like sandstone, trees, sun, sky, and clouds.  Drawing inspiration from this immersive experience, Merindah conceptualised a mural to serve as a welcoming tableau for not just Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples onsite, but also for non- First Nations staff and visitors. The mural aims to be a celebration and acknowledgment of the rich cultural tapestry of this land. This collaborative artwork stands as another commitment by Lendlease to honour and celebrate First Nations culture, art and history. Learn more about Merindah Funnell and her art practice Social focus Creating thriving communities SUSTAINABILITY IMPERATIVES VIBRANT AND RESILIENT COMMUNITIES AND CITIES HEALTHY PLANET AND PEOPLE SUSTAINABLE ECONOMIC GROWTH SOCIAL VALUE FOCUS ENVIRONMENTAL FOCUS Resources and materials Climate action Nature and pollution Economic prosperity Community inclusion Wellbeing TARGETS Creating thriving communities SUSTAINABILITY IMPERATIVES VIBRANT A D RESILI NT COMMUNITIES AND CITIES HEALTHY PLANET AND PEOPL SUSTAINABLE ECONOMIC GROWTH SOCIAL V UE FOCUS ENVIRONMENTAL FOCUS Resources and materi ls Climate ac ion Nature and polluti n Economic prosperity Community i clusion Wellbeing TARGETS Creating thriving communities SUSTAINABILITY IMPERAT VES VIBRANT AND RESILIE COMMUNITIES AND CITIES HEALTHY PLANET AND PEOPLE SUSTAINABLE ECONOMIC GROWTH SOCIAL VALUE FOCUS ENVIRONMENTAL F CUS Resources and materials Climate action Nature and pollution Economic pr sper ty Community inclusion Wellbeing TARGETS 79 Sustainability Report 2021–23 Barangaroo South SHAPING A SUSTAINABLE FUTURE