Islamabad Stock Exchange Tower, Office tower in Blue Area, Islamabad, Pakistan.
The Islamabad Stock Exchange Tower is a modern office building in Blue Area standing 76 meters tall across 19 floors. The structure features blue-tinted glass panels and a grey steel framework that make it a visible landmark along Jinnah Avenue.
The building was completed in 2009 during Prime Minister Yusuf Raza Gilani's administration. It represented a significant investment project for Pakistan's financial sector during that period.
The tower houses offices of international airlines, banks, and corporations that shape the business district and draw daily visitors from across the region. The bronze bull sculpture at its entrance reflects its role in financial activity.
Three basement levels provide parking for around 300 vehicles, making arrival convenient, while the ground floor contains banking services. The upper floors are designed for office users and generally well-accessed from Jinnah Avenue.
The building features a large electronic display screen on its exterior that continuously shows financial information and market data. This screen is a noticeable feature that many visitors and passersby notice when they pass by on Jinnah Avenue.
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