Atlassian Central will anchor Sydney’s technology and innovation precinct, known as Tech Central, and will be the new Australian headquarters of global tech firm, Atlassian. The world-leading design will be a catalyst for change, setting a new standard in sustainability and workplaces globally. 

Atlassian Central will be the world’s tallest hybrid timber and steel building. The project comprises a 39-level Premium grade office tower with retail amenities and a new YHA hotel at its base, as well as a new integrated public realm connecting to Central Station.  
 
The building features innovative design principles including a striking timber design with a glass and steel exoskeleton façade, and an operable façade which will create distinct high-rise habitats featuring internal and external spaces and abundance of natural light and ventilation.

Atlassian Central will push the boundaries of sustainable commercial buildings with ambitious sustainability targets. It will have half the embodied carbon of a conventional equivalent in its construction, consume half the normal energy during its operation and be fully powered by renewable energy. The tower will feature an electricity-generating façade system with self-shade capabilities to reduce direct heat gain and mass timber construction, significantly lowering the building’s embodied carbon footprint.

This year, we unveiled the public artworks within Atlassian Central. Indigenous Australian, Brooke Andrews, and Korean Australian, Soo Sunny Park, were selected from more than one hundred Australian and International artists considered for the public art component at Atlassian Central. The artworks capture and acknowledge the heritage of the site and its importance in the transition of the precinct to an innovative and sustainable future.  
 
Construction of Atlassian Central is on track for completion in late 2026.