ATLASSIAN TOWER
Aluna Estates
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Project Details:
Atlassian Tower — also known as Atlassian Central — is a pioneering corporate skyscraper designed to redefine the future of the vertical workplace. Conceived as the tallest hybrid timber-and-steel tower in the world, the project blends advanced engineering, extreme sustainability, and a new model of workplace for global technology teams.
Under Construction
2025
Experiential Activations
870 m²
Project Overview
Rising more than 40 stories, Atlassian Tower introduces a high-performance hybrid structure that pairs mass timber with a structural steel frame, dramatically reducing the building’s carbon footprint. The tower is envisioned as a vertical ecosystem for collaboration and innovation, featuring open floorplates, sky gardens, social zones, engineering spaces, amenities, and direct connectivity to Sydney’s largest transit hub.
As the centerpiece of Sydney’s Tech Central district, the tower sets a new benchmark for engineering ambition, sustainability, and workplace experience.
Design Approach
As the centerpiece of Sydney’s Tech Central district, the tower sets a new benchmark for engineering ambition, sustainability, and workplace experience.
Details
Architects: SHoP Architects (New York) + BVN (Australia)
Engineering / Partners: Aurecon, MPA, and multiple global consultants
Height: Approx. 180 meters / 590 ft
Floors: 40+ stories
Size:
Approx. 75,000 m² (≈ 807,000 sq ft)
Key Features:
World-first hybrid timber and steel structural system
Sky gardens and landscaped terraces throughout the tower
High-performance active façade for thermal control
Flexible “vertical campus” workplace model
Direct integration with Sydney Central Station
Advanced natural ventilation and carbon-reduction technologies
Project Focus: Advanced engineering, sustainability, complex vertical construction, workplace innovation, multi-team global coordination
Expected Completion: 2026 (currently under active construction)
