Atlassian Melbourne Connection Hub | Craig Tan Architects

Atlassian Melbourne Connection Hub | Craig Tan Architects | Photographer: Eve Wilson

2025 National Architecture Awards Program

Atlassian Melbourne Connection Hub | Craig Tan Architects

Traditional Land Owners

The Wurundjeri Woi-Wurrung people of the Eastern Kulin nation

Year
2025
Chapter

Victoria

Category
Commercial Architecture
Builder
Hunter Mason
Photographer
Eve Wilson
Media summary

Atlassian, known for its innovative collaboration tools and remote work culture, launched the Melbourne Connection Hub as a global pilot to enhance hybrid collaboration. Designed by Craig Tan Architects with a focus on human-centric design, the hub serves as a space for Atlassian’s Melbourne team to connect and innovate. The 762-square-metre office was transformed into a vibrant “village for connection” using a frugal budget, incorporating existing office furniture, vintage elements, and art.

The design features four zones inspired by Melbourne’s urban landscape, promoting a social gradient from private workspaces to open collaboration areas. The space integrates sustainable practices, including 50% second-hand furniture, and showcases murals from local artists to foster inclusivity. Despite a tight budget and timeline, the hub successfully encouraged innovation and connection, with positive feedback from users.

Offering a glimpse into the future, this pilot offers a forward-thinking model for hybrid work and the importance of in-person interactions.

Project Practice Team

Craig Tan, Architect
Stephanie Bott, Project Lead
Diem Le, Project Team Member

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