Naza Tower is one of three Grade-A office towers within Platinum Park, an integrated development in the KLCC vicinity completed in 2012. At 50 storeys, the tower already carries a tenant mix that includes embassies, MNCs, and a co-working operator — Singapore’s High Commission sits within the same complex.
A KLCC-vicinity address with embassy-grade tenants already in place.
MSC Status is secured, and the existing tenant roster — a foreign high commission among them — signals the calibre of company this address already attracts.
Two MRT stations, plus LRT and bus, within reach.
Persiaran KLCC and Conlay MRT stations, Ampang Park LRT Station, and the GO KL Bus network all serve the tower — a genuinely multi-modal commute rather than a single-line dependency.
Flexible floor plates up to 14,000 sq ft.
Floors subdivide to suit a tenant’s own brand and layout, with under-floor trunking already installed — less retrofit work for a tenant fitting out the space.
Built with event and client hosting in mind.
A Skyview Floor offers dining with KLCC views, and Level 49 houses a dedicated event space with 360° views of the city — venues most towers would require a tenant to book externally.
A complimentary shuttle to KLCC and Pavilion.
The van route runs Naza Tower–Ampang Park–KLCC–Pavilion KL, cutting out the taxi or walk for staff heading to those areas for lunch or client meetings.
Who this building suits.
Naza Tower suits MSC-status companies, MNC regional offices, and diplomatic missions drawn to a KLCC-vicinity address with an existing tenant base of comparable calibre. It also fits businesses that value on-site event and client-hosting infrastructure, and tenants who’d use a shuttle connection to KLCC and Pavilion as part of daily operations rather than an occasional convenience.
