Bayadega Tower is a new iconic tower that's set to become the jewel of the New Administrative Capital in Egypt. The tower is set to become one of the tallest building in Africa, standing at 385 meters tall with 92 floors.

The structure of the tower is inspired by the Pharaonic obelisks and features a stunning triangular shape. The building will have a total surface area of 172,000 square meters, and the design features an impressive single-line façade that gives the impression of a seamless structure with no breaks.

Bayadega Tower is designed to act as a beacon for the city with an overwhelming presence of modern architecture, luxurious amenities, and breathtaking views of the city.

The design of the tower features a unique system of vertical gardens, which is proposed to regulate the temperature of the building, increase energy efficiency, and bring natural beauty to the structure. The gardens will offer space for outdoor relaxation, event venues, and many more.

The tower also accommodates offices, luxury apartments, and amenities that are essential to the high-end lifestyle that comes with the tower. The tower will feature a variety of shops, restaurants and cafes, health clubs, and world-class spas, providing residents with the most luxurious lifestyle possible.

Bayadega Tower is an undertaking by the German architect Hadi Teaama and EG Bank, to create a unique and exceptional skyscraper that will become one of the landmarks of the country.

The New Administrative Capital is a new city being built from scratch, which will become the new government center of Egypt. The city is a symbol of the country's aspiration towards modernity and development. Bayadega Tower is a significant and essential part of the New Capital, a unique structure that symbolizes the country's transition to the next level of development.

Bayadega Tower is currently under construction and is set to be completed by 2026. The tower will be another incredible accomplishment for the people of Egypt and will set a new benchmark for modern architecture in Africa.