Cedi House, Office building in Accra, Ghana.

Cedi House is a 14-storey building on Independence Avenue in Ridge, Accra, with two additional underground floors. It was designed by Ghanaian architect Professor John Owusu Addo and built between 1970 and 1973. The Bank of Ghana occupies every floor except the fourth, which houses the Ghana Stock Exchange.

The building was designed by Ghanaian architect Professor John Owusu Addo and completed in 1973, beginning construction in 1970. Its completion marked a significant moment in Accra's growth as a modern financial center during the 1970s.

The building takes its name from Ghana's currency and houses key financial institutions that serve the nation's economy. Inside, people work daily in spaces that reflect the country's role in regional finance and commerce.

The building is located on a main thoroughfare in the city center surrounded by other office buildings and commercial spaces. Keep in mind that this is an active workplace with restricted public access to interior areas.

Cedi House has two additional floors below ground, giving the 14-storey building a total of sixteen levels. Its site at Victoria Borg on Independence Avenue places it close to Accra's Central Business District, which the sources cite as the reason top companies take space there.