JD Tower is a high-rise building located in the New Administrative Capital of Egypt, a planned city currently under construction east of Cairo. The tower is being developed by JD Group, a real estate company based in the United Arab Emirates.

Designed by the architectural firm HDPF, JD Tower is set to be 385 meters tall and will encompass 77 floors. The building is expected to be the tallest in all of Africa, surpassing the 223-meter Carlton Centre in Johannesburg, South Africa. The tower's unique triangular shape is meant to resemble the Egyptian hieroglyph for the letter "n," which represents the word "life" in the ancient Egyptian language.

The building's design includes a large central atrium that will allow for natural light to flow throughout the tower. The lower floors of the building will include retail, business, and entertainment spaces, while the upper floors will be reserved for luxurious residential units.

One of the tower's most distinctive features is its use of sustainable technologies. The building will be equipped with photovoltaic panels, which will generate electricity from solar energy. Additionally, the tower will feature a rainwater harvesting system, which will reduce the building's reliance on the city's water supply. The tower's eco-friendly technologies and design are meant to earn it a LEED certification, recognizing its status as a green building.

The JD Tower is expected to become a significant landmark in the New Administrative Capital, which is being developed to accommodate the growing population of Egypt's capital city. The city will become the new seat of government, and it is expected to host numerous government agencies and business headquarters. With its height, unique design, and sustainable features, the JD Tower is set to become a symbol of modernity and progress in Egypt's future capital.