Construction projectCancelled

Hybrid Monorail Project - 64 Storey Twin Tower

GautengPrivate
PPA 4577Published 25 May 2007Updated 15 December 2020

Project overview

About this development

Construction of Africa's tallest building as a landmark headquarters costing more than R1 billion. The glitzy, futuristic 64 storey twin tower will be built near the existing Bree Street taxi rank and Metromall, in Gauteng, to serve as the monorail's terminus close to the Gautrain station. The concept for the building is based on the Petronas towers built in Kuala Lumpur in 1995.

Project at a glance

Hybrid Monorail Project - 64 Storey Twin Tower is located in Gauteng. The project is classified in the Private sector. Its current recorded stage is Cancelled. The recorded project value is R 200 Million+.

Key information

Project facts

Location
Gauteng
Sector
Private
Project stage
Cancelled
Project value
R 200 Million+

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Where is Hybrid Monorail Project - 64 Storey Twin Tower located?

Hybrid Monorail Project - 64 Storey Twin Tower is recorded as being located in Gauteng.

What stage is Hybrid Monorail Project - 64 Storey Twin Tower at?

The current recorded project stage is Cancelled. Project information may change as new research becomes available.

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