PwC Tower

Waterfall City, Midrand, South Africa

The twisting tower of Waterfall City

2018

Delivery

Floors

About the project

The first high-rise of Waterfall City, the PwC Tower is an office building rising to about 106 metres. Designed by LYT Architecture and developed by Atterbury for Attacq (via Attacq Waterfall Investment Company), the tower is distinguished by its twisting facade: each floor rotates roughly 1.2° relative to the one below, forming a helical silhouette that frames the grand urban park at the green heart of the precinct. Representing an investment of about R1.5 billion, the building offers close to 40,000 m² of modern offices designed to house up to 3,500 PwC staff. Completed in 2018, the tower enjoys a strategic location along the N1 highway, near the Midrand Gautrain station and three airports including O.R. Tambo International. It is an architectural landmark of Waterfall City and spearheaded the emergence of a new Gauteng business hub.

About 106 m tall, on the Sandton-Pretoria corridor
Twisting facade with each floor rotating roughly 1.2°
Close to 40,000 m² of offices for up to 3,500 staff
Investment of about R1.5 billion
Waterfall City's first high-rise

Available unit types

Office

Amenities & features

Parking

24/7 security

Green spaces

Elevator

Location & surroundings

Waterfall City, Midrand, Gauteng

Waterfall City is an emerging mixed-use urban precinct on the Midrand corridor between Sandton and Pretoria, built around a central urban park.

Mall of Africa

1 km

Midrand Gautrain Station

3 km

Frequently asked questions about PwC Tower

When will PwC Tower be delivered?

The stated delivery date is 2018, and the development is currently marked "Delivered". When buying off-plan, have the delivery date and late-delivery penalties written into the contract.