The Jakarta Office Tower, Skyscraper in Central Jakarta, Indonesia.

Jakarta Mori Tower is a 265.6 m (871 ft) skyscraper next to the Semanggi Interchange in Jakarta's Golden Triangle. Its flat-roofed shaft has a pale cream left portion and a taller blue-grey glass right section with faint horizontal lines; a rounded, glass-fronted volume with curved banding joins the lower right. A dark square emblem with a stylized K sits near the base of the pale facade.

Mori Building started construction in 2017 and completed the tower in 2022 as part of Jakarta's ongoing vertical development efforts. The project marked a significant phase in the city's modern infrastructure expansion.

The tower is operated by Mori Building, the Japanese developer behind the Shanghai World Financial Center, and its office tenants include Japanese firms such as Resona Bank. The dark square emblem with a stylized K near the base of the pale left facade is a detail visitors can spot from street level.

The tower sits beside the Semanggi Interchange in the Golden Triangle, with four basement levels beneath the 57 office floors. Its 190,000 square metres hold offices plus restaurants and cafes, and Japanese firms such as Resona Bank are among the tenants. The building opened at the end of October 2022.

The tower was designed by Kohn Pedersen Fox and built by a joint venture of Shimizu and Bangun Cipta; at completion it was Shimizu's tallest building. In 2024 it became the first building in Indonesia to earn WELL Core Platinum certification, and in 2025 it received the top Platinum rank of the BCA Green Mark environmental rating.