BWC TOWER

The BWC Tower is the vertical landmark of Blue World City: 300 feet of architecture at the centre of the society’s tourist district, raised under the supervision of senior architects, engineers and builders who were given one brief — get every detail right.

The structure carries 14 floors over 3 basements, with a design that nods to the Sky View Towers of Thailand’s Botanical Gardens. Height here is not the point by itself; the floors are organised around views, premium amenities and service.

At the top sit a sky-roof restaurant and a helipad; through the floors run presidential suites, standard rooms, serviced apartments and penthouses. The tower is positioned to set the hospitality benchmark for the twin cities.

Key Features:

· 300 feet tall — the defining silhouette of the society’s skyline

· 14 floors plus 3 basements of hotel and residence space

· Design influenced by Thailand’s Botanical Garden sky towers

· Rooftop restaurant and private helipad

· Grand atrium rising 119 feet through the core

· Presidential suites at the top of the comfort range

· Elegant standard rooms for premium stays

· Serviced apartments for longer bookings

· Top-floor penthouses with full privacy and views

· Dining floor covering world cuisines

· Mosque inside the tower