Bahria Icon Tower

Bahria Icon Tower, located in the upscale Clifton area of Karachi, Pakistan, is a remarkable skyscraper complex featuring the tallest building in Pakistan at 896 feet (273 m). Completed in March 2016, the 62-storey Bahria Town Icon is complemented by a 42-storey Bahria Hotel Tower and the Mall of Karachi, which spans eight floors. The complex is situated near Bagh Ibne Qasim park and the shrine of Abdullah Shah Ghazi, adding cultural significance to its modern architecture. Despite its impressive stature and design accolades, further development has been stalled since 2021 due to financial and legal challenges. The tower is notable for its luxurious amenities, including serviced apartments, corporate offices, and a high-speed elevator system, making it a key attraction for both tourists and researchers interested in contemporary urban development in South Asia.