Top 10 tallest buildings in Ethiopia

The construction of high-rise buildings in our country is increasing from time to time and they are also among those who have contributed to the brightness and beauty of the city and contributed to the growth of the city. The modern, high-rise buildings in Addis Ababa give the city a good view of the city. Today, I would like to share with you the top 10 tallest buildings in Addis Ababa, the tallest building in East Africa beyond our country. I would like to tell you about the tall building that made the city stand out in all four directions, and more. Dear viewers, Like the video and share it with your loved ones. If you are new to our channel, subscribe to our newsletter to receive new videos from time to time. We invite you to stay with us until the end of our program. Today I am going to tell you about the 10 tallest buildings in Addis Ababa that you can use. Stay tuned.

10 Awash Bank Headquarters Building

The tenth tallest building is the headquarters of Awashi Bank, the twin towers on the road from Mexico to the National Theater. In addition to its banking operations, it is currently providing various office services, including a 20-storey, 74-meter high building.

9 Nani Tower Building

The ninth is the Nani Tower, one of the tallest buildings in the Addis Ababa Stadium area for many years. This building, owned by Sheikh Alamuddin, is also one of the tallest buildings in Addis Ababa. The mall is also a building that offers services such as hotel, restaurant and other services. It has been under construction for six consecutive years and is now in service. It is a 22-storey, 103-meter-high, 24,000-square-meter, tallest building in the city.

8 Wegagen Bank Headquarters Building

The eighth tallest building is Wegagen Bank Headquarters, located in front of Addis Ababa National Stadium on Ras Mekonnen Street and is 107 meters high. This made the stadium look good, and it was a 23-story, 37,000-square-meter, high-rise building. The Chinese government Enterprise China Jiangzi Corporation, founded in Nanchang, is a six-year-old international construction project with the participation of Ethiopians.

7 KK Building

The 7th floor is the Kaker Building, which has been under construction for many years and is located in the vicinity of the National Theater and is home to a wide variety of businesses. Provides music language and computer training. The cafe and restaurant service is also home to a variety of businesses and consultants. It has 22 storeys and is 110 meters high.

6 The African Union Headquarters

The sixth tallest building is the headquarters of the African Union, built by Tongji University, China State Construction Engineering and the Chinese Architecture Design Research Group, with a total construction cost of $ 200 million, funded by the Chinese government. For a number of years, it was the longest, but now it ranks fifth. The African Diaspora and Business People Conference Center is an 117 meter high building. It has a 22-storey, 2505-seat auditorium and can accommodate more than 600 cars. It has 32 conference rooms and helps to strengthen and enhance China-Ethiopia trade and cultural ties.

5 Dashen Bank Headquarters Building

The fifth tallest building we have for you is Dashen Bank Headquarters and is a 23 storey building. A total of 3495 square meters of land is located near the center of Addis Ababa, Sudan Street. The modern, high-rise building, which has been under construction for four consecutive years, was completed at a cost of one billion birr. The 118-meter-high building is the tallest building in central Addis Ababa with space for recreation, dining, health and parking.

4 The New Zemen Bank headquarters building

The fourth largest building in Addis Ababa is the Zemen Bank headquarters on the road from Mexico to the National Theater, located between Union Bank and Bee Bank. Currently, 90 percent of the construction work is nearing completion and has 30 storeys. It is also the tallest building in Addis Ababa, 130 meters high.

3 Bee Bank Head Office Building

The third tallest building we have for you is in the shape of a bee and a loaf of bread. The building, located in front of Ras Abebe Aregay Street Business School in Addis Ababa or Commerce, has been under construction for four years. The headquarters of the Bee Bank has cost 2 billion birr and is 131 meters high.

2 Union Bank Headquarters

The second tallest building in our country is the 35-storey Union Bank Headquarters building, Constructed by Jiangsu International Company of China, designed by Ethiopians Eskinder Wobetu and his friends. The bank is built in front of the College of Commerce in the 3338 sq.m lease from the Addis Ababa City Administration, commonly known as Sengatara. This state-of-the-art building is 132 meters high and has a parking space of 200 cars at a time. The tallest building also has a staff meeting room, training rooms, staff recreation rooms, a unique BMS eight modern elevators, a bank security system and a data center.

1 Commercial Bank of Ethiopia Headquarters Building

The country’s tallest building is the headquarters of the Commercial Bank of Ethiopia and is one of the buildings that will make the diamond-shaped city stand out in all four directions. The foundation stone of the Commercial Bank of Ethiopia (CBE) Headquarters, located near Ras Damtew Avenue in Addis Ababa, Mexico City, laid on June 20, 2007 and is now the 90th tallest building in the country. Built on a 150,000-square-meter site, it is the tallest building in East Africa, 18 meters deep, 210 meters high and 48 stories high. The engineering work carried out by China State Construction and upon its completion, A six-storey building for a conference and conference’s fast for hotel and restaurant service’s private mall eight-storey room has more than 1,500 parking spaces and the building is to be one of the most popular tourist attractions in the city, and the last floor open to visitors, according to sources. This tall building is also a great addition to the city. It is also one of the tallest buildings in East Africa.