Wisma 46, Modern skyscraper in Sudirman, Indonesia.
Wisma 46 is a 50-story modern skyscraper that reaches 262 meters in height and features a distinctive fountain pen shape created by its glass facade and rectangular modules. The building's three vertical zones are clearly visible in its composition and design structure.
Completed in 1996, the tower held the title of Indonesia's tallest building for two decades before another structure surpassed it in 2016. This period reflected the country's strong economic expansion and urban development.
The tower's distinctive pen-shaped silhouette has made it a familiar landmark that locals and visitors use to navigate Jakarta's skyline. Its form reflects the city's approach to modern design and corporate identity.
The building is located in Jakarta's central business district near major transportation hubs, making it easy to reach by various modes of transport. Its 23 modern elevators ensure smooth movement throughout the 50 floors.
The tower was designed by Zeidler Roberts Partnership and DP Architects Private Ltd., two internationally recognized firms that created its memorable form. An antenna spire extends from the top, contributing to its recognizable profile against Jakarta's sky.
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