Menara TA One, Kuala Lumpur

Menara TA One, Kuala Lumpur (14 June, 2017)


Menara TA One (GPS: 3.15687, 101.7096) is a high rise building along Jalan P. Ramlee in Kuala Lumpur. It is at Lot 1261, No. 22 Jalan P. Ramlee. It has a 7-level car park with 450 parking bays.

Originally known as Menara Budaya, the 37-storey building that was built in 1996 was purchased by financial services firm TA Enterprise Berhad in 2009 for its corporate headquarters and given its present name. TA Enterprise then spent some RM20 million to refurbish the building. Menara TA One underwent another round of refurbishing in 2013.

Menara TA One, as seen from Jalan P. Ramlee. (14 June, 2017)


View of Menara TA One, with the surrounding skyscrapers, among them Sky Suites (left), Tropicana Residences KL and Menara Public Bank. (14 June, 2017)


Menara TA One, as seen from Jalan P. Ramlee. (14 June, 2017)


Menara TA One, as seen from Jalan Law Yew Swee. (14 June, 2017)

360° View of Menara TA One on Google Maps Street View

Menara TA One

Menara TA One is on the Jalan P. Ramlee, Kuala Lumpur

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