The City Center @ Batavia City, Skyscraper in Jakarta, Indonesia.
The City Center @ Batavia City is a 208-metre skyscraper completed in 2012 in Jakarta, Indonesia. Its concrete and glass facade rises as a dense grid of small rectangular windows in light grey or beige, topped by a flat roof with small projecting structures. The lower section joins a podium with a curved projecting canopy on the left, where a sign reads "...RIA PRATAMA" and "...GADING BARAT DUA TIGA".
This tower was completed in 2012 during a period of rapid vertical expansion across Jakarta's business districts. It represents the city's economic growth during that era of development.
The tower stands in Tanah Abang, the district of Jakarta City Center, a 13.5-hectare mixed-use complex of five towers and a mall; the lower nine floors hold the Thamrin City wholesale centre. Its architect was DP Architects of Singapore, and the podium sign visible from the street reads "Gading Barat Dua Tiga".
The building is easily accessible through multiple elevators and has ample parking in its underground levels. Visitors should note this is primarily a business facility where access may be restricted to certain areas.
The tower stands 208 metres tall and was completed in 2012, making it one of the taller buildings in Tanah Abang, where the wider Jakarta City Center complex covers about 13.5 hectares and includes the Thamrin City wholesale mall.
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