We see our assets as spaces where communities can connect, pause and reflect. This year, we extended our partnership with the Black Dog Institute (BDI) to bring mental health conversations into our assets through art, building on a shared commitment to create connections for healthy hearts and minds across our communities.

In FY26 we hosted ReBloom at Quay Quarter Tower in Sydney as part of our Mindful May activities across the Platform. Developed by BDI's Arts-based Knowledge Translation Lab, ReBloom is an immersive LED installation informed by research into the lived experience of young women navigating self-harm and recovery. The artwork responds to movement through light, colour and sound, inviting visitors to reach out, pause and connect, reinforcing how small gestures can make a meaningful difference to wellbeing. 

Over its two-week run, ReBloom generated close to 5000 connections with visitors, customers and the wider community, with engagement extending beyond the installation itself through onsite signage, digital channels and a feature post by BDI that connected the work to the wider mental health community.

To extend the reach of ReBloom beyond a single location, we also rolled out a still-life digital version of the artwork across screens in other office assets. This allowed customers and visitors at multiple sites to engage with the same research-informed imagery and messaging, broadening exposure to positive messages across the Dexus Platform.

ReBloom complements our continuing Body Mapping exhibitions, delivered this year at 1 Eagle Street, Brisbane and 480 Collins Street, Melbourne, which use lived experience storytelling to explore the connection between physical and mental wellbeing.

Together, these activations reflect our commitment to working with leading mental health organisations to create local connections for healthy hearts and minds - using the unique reach of our assets to support better mental health outcomes in the communities where we operate.