World's Tallest Hybrid Timber Building Tops Out at 39 Storeys in Sydney
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Correspondent Construction of the world's tallest hybrid timber building has reached a major milestone. The 39-storey tower for Atlassian's new headquarters in Sydney has topped out. The project at Central Station features a hybrid mass timber structure with a steel exoskeleton, designed by SHoP Architects and BVN Architecture. The AUD 1.4 billion development is expected to complete in 2027. Images from the site show steady progress on the innovative structure. Hybrid timber construction combines the sustainability benefits of mass timber with the strength and flexibility of steel. Such approaches are gaining traction globally as the industry seeks lower-carbon alternatives to traditional concrete and steel buildings. Atlassian's new headquarters reflects the company's commitment to innovative and environmentally conscious design. The building will serve as a landmark for the tech firm while contributing to Sydney's evolving skyline. Central Station's location provides excellent connectivity for employees and visitors. Hybrid timber buildings offer several advantages. Timber sequesters carbon during growth, and mass timber systems can reduce construction emissions compared to conventional materials. The steel exoskeleton provides additional strength and allows for larger spans. The combination enables taller timber structures while meeting stringent safety and performance...
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