AUSTRALIAN TECHNOLOGY PARK PROFILE
Home to Leading Australian Businesses
Established on almost 14 hectares of campus inspired grounds, and featuring a unique integration of heritage architecture, premium commercial space and state-of-the-art conferencing facilities, the Australian Technology Park is proud host to leading Australian and global IT, communications and science companies.
Since its inception, the Park has evolved into one of the nation’s pre-eminent technology and business precincts. The Park offers a unique and inspiring environment for collaboration, information exchange and knowledge-sharing, while ongoing site development and an ever-expanding tenant portfolio secure the Park’s position at the forefront of Australian technology growth and commercialisation.
Conceived by a consortium of Sydney universities in 1995 and wholly-owned by the New South Wales Government’s Redfern-Waterloo Authority, the Park is located just a few kilometres away from Sydney’s CBD and international airport on a site once occupied by the Eveleigh Railway Yards.
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LATEST NEWS
See all news articlesStolen banner trumps Christmas Banner Competition
The Eveleigh Farmer’s Market was alive with festive cheer and celebration on Saturday, 10 December 2011 with ‘Life for Koori Kids’ winning the top prize for their vibrant and creative entry in the Market’s annual Christmas Banner Competition.
An Australian Christmas for local school kids
What is an Australian Christmas? This is the theme for students from Alexandria Park Community School who have been busy painting for the Eveleigh Market Christmas Banner Competition
ATP reduces its carbon ‘thumbprint’
The installation of a new solar power system on the roof of the NICTA Building at Australian Technology Park (ATP) is driving renewable energy as part of the Park’s overall sustainability strategy.
