Menara Tan & Tan sits on Jalan Tun Razak, within the embassy district and a short walk from KLCC. The 25-storey tower was completed in 1993, with a number of embassies and diplomatic offices housed within the building itself.
Embassy-district address, KLCC on foot.
The building is a 400m walk to KLCC and 500m to Ampang Park LRT Station on the Kelana Jaya Line, with Avenue K roughly 1.2km away. Neighbours include Menara PNB, GTower, Menara Citibank, Platinum Park and the Petronas Twin Towers themselves.
Diplomatic tenancy built into the building.
Menara Tan & Tan already houses a number of embassies and diplomatic offices under its own roof, including the German Embassy, the Embassy of Brazil and the High Commission of Canada. For tenants whose business depends on proximity to diplomatic or government-adjacent counterparts, that’s a working relationship, not just a nearby address.
Security infrastructure ahead of its peers.
253 CCTV cameras, a Card Access System covering both building entry and passenger lifts, 7 auxiliary police, 2 in-house guards and 10 outsourced guards, plus a permanent police beat base stationed just outside the building.
Zoned vertical transport.
Four lifts serve the low zone and five serve the high zone, with a separate car park lift and service lift, keeping traffic segregated by tenant zone rather than funnelling everyone through a shared bank.
On-site convenience without leaving the building.
Antipodean Café, a convenience store, a cafeteria and a function room are all housed within the building, alongside four telecommunications providers for tenants with redundancy requirements.
Who this building suits.
Menara Tan & Tan is a fit for diplomatic missions, foreign trade offices, and multinational corporates whose clients or counterparts expect an embassy-district address — the kind of tenant profile already established in the building. It also suits organisations that weigh building security provisioning heavily in their site selection, given the scale of the CCTV, guard and access-control coverage here relative to buildings of a similar vintage.
