I&M Bank Tower

The I&M Bank Tower is a modern office and banking building in Nairobi's central business district with a distinctive spiral-shaped framework and glass exterior. The structure rises prominently along Kenyatta Avenue, serving as a landmark in the city's financial quarter.

The tower was completed in 2001 during a period of significant growth in Kenya's financial sector. This development reflected the country's economic expansion and growing banking infrastructure at the time.

The structure incorporates architectural elements from Amsterdam's building tradition, presenting a distinctive whirl-shaped design in its framework.

The tower is centrally located on Kenyatta Avenue and is well served by public transportation connections throughout Nairobi. As an active business center, access to interiors may be restricted during certain hours or require prior arrangement.

The building once housed the Standard Group, one of East Africa's major media companies that operated The Standard newspaper and Kenya Television Network from this location. This media presence made the tower an important hub for journalism and broadcasting in the region.

Location: Nairobi

Inception: 2001

Floors above the ground: 16

GPS coordinates: -1.28472,36.82000

Latest update: December 11, 2025 11:02