Incredible construction progress on our Atlassian Headquarters project in Sydney, designed to embody Atlassian’s core values of sustainability and workplace culture. Organized into six interconnected “habitats”—each a freestanding mass-timber structure supported by an efficient steel exoskeleton—the new tower is set to become the world’s tallest commercial hybrid-timber building and a global benchmark for carbon-sequestering, mass-timber construction. Photography by Chris Cook.
Architectural Photographer/Drone Operator at Chris Cook Photography. Specialising in high rise and medium to large scale architectural photography. Interior; exterior; drone Licensed drone pilot up to 25kg
Time for another round of photos captured recently of Atlassian Central. Until you get up close, it's hard to appreciate the sheer size of internal timber structure. Hopefully these images will provide some sense of scale. Designed by SHoP Architects (New York) in collaboration with local firm BVN Architecture. Information c/o Built. Built and @Obayashi JV were engaged as part of an early contractor involvement agreement in 2020 to unlock the design, programme and construction methodology to achieve the aspirations of what will set a new benchmark in sustainability and smart workplaces. The new Atlassian building at 8-10 Lee Street will comprise of 75,000 square metres of GFA with retail amenities and new 137-room YHA accommodation space at its base, as well as new public realm around Central Station. It 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 within, an abundance of natural light and ventilation laced with deep soil plants. In line with Built, Dexus and Atlassian’s commitment to pushing the boundaries of smart and sustainable commercial buildings, the development has ambitious sustainability targets including: 50% reduction in embodied carbon emissions during construction compared to a conventional construction project 100% fossil fuel free and powered by renewable energy Additionally, it has a 5.5-star NABERS Energy Commitment Agreement and targeting a 6-star Green Star rating. The tower will feature an electricity-generating façade system with self-shade capabilities to reduce direct heat gain and mass timber construction (MTC), significantly lowering the building’s embodied carbon footprint. Core Facade Delivery Management Dexus TTW McGregor Digital Construction ASPECT Studios SRG Global Avenor SHoP Architects BVN Architecture Atlassian Büro North MONOKOTE Fire Protection Eckersley O'Callaghan WIEHAG Timber Construction Australia WIEHAG Timber Construction GmbH CONSYSTEX PTY LTD Doka Specialist Height Access Pty Ltd Metz Group
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