Obsidier Tower is a new landmark in the New Administrative Capital of Egypt, located about 45 kilometers east of Cairo. The tower is a unique architectural masterpiece that is set to become one of the tallest buildings in Africa, standing at a height of 385 meters.

The tower is designed by the renowned British architectural firm, Foster + Partners, and is being developed by the Egyptian real estate company, Al Ahly Sabbour. The tower is named after obsidian, a volcanic glass that is known for its strength and durability, and its black color is reflected in the tower's façade.

The Obsidier Tower will be a mixed-use development, featuring luxury apartments, offices, and a hotel. The tower will also have a sky deck, which will offer panoramic views of the New Capital and the surrounding areas. The sky deck will be accessible to the public, and it is expected to become a major tourist attraction.

The tower's design is inspired by the shape of a lotus flower, which is a symbol of rebirth and rejuvenation in Egyptian culture. The tower's façade is made up of a series of triangular panels that are arranged in a pattern that resembles the petals of a lotus flower. The panels are made of glass