About
Atlassian HQ Sydney.
Atlassian Central is a landmark 39-storey hybrid timber tower anchoring Sydney’s Tech Central precinct. Designed by BVN and SHoP Architects, the project combines mass timber, steel and glass with biophilic design, renewable energy and adaptive reuse of the heritage-listed Parcel Shed.
- Title:
- Atlassian HQ Sydney
- Photographer:
- Walters Macri
- Category:
- Commercial/Office
- Completed:
- 2026
- Price range:
- 5m+
- Building style:
- Contemporary
- Client:
- Private
- Photographers:
- Walters Macri
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Captured during construction, this expansive view reveals the extraordinary scale and ambition of Atlassian Central as it rises above Sydney’s Tech Central precinct. The photograph captures the building’s distinctive hybrid timber structure and emerging façade in its raw, unfinished state, offering a rare perspective of the landmark before its architectural details and interior spaces were completed. Through considered composition and aerial and ground-based documentation, Walters Macri sought to record not only the finished architecture, but the process, craftsmanship and immense coordination behind its creation.



























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We’re all about compelling visual stories that illuminate real estate, architecture, and the spaces we inhabit.
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