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316 Upper Hill Chambers Tower
The 104-metre tower is located on 2nd Ngong Avenue in Nairobi.
316 Upper Hill Chambers is a 104-metre, 26-storey tower located on 2nd Ngong Avenue in Upper Hill, about 2km from the Nairobi central business district.
The newly built skyscraper has joined the exclusive list of tallest buildings in Kenya, ranking ahead of the Nairobi GTC Residential Tower 4 and the Social Security House – which completes the 17-member list of city buildings with a height of more than 100 metres.
Owned by Upper Hill Chambers Ltd., associated with renowned city lawyer Fred Ngatia, 316 Upper Hill Chambers Tower boasts 26 floors, including three basement parking levels, a ground floor, a mezzanine floor, five upper parking floors, and 15 Grade A office floors.
Designed to reduce noise, heat, and glare, the building features a large arcade on the ground floor and rooftop penthouses with stunning city views.
The 316 Upper Hill Chambers Tower primarily uses solar energy, which greatly reduces the reliance on electric power and contributes to a greener environment.
Upper Hill Chambers was built by China Wu Yi Company. It is the latest addition to the Upper Hill, which is popular among firms seeking to operate away from the city centre.
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