Trinity Towers - The First Tri Tower Building in Africa

Trinity Towers, as the name implies, is a unique and innovative masterpiece that comprises 3 towers (South, Middle, and North Towers) all in one building and the first of its kind in West Africa. Trinity Towers is a City of David Church (Redeemed Christian Church of God owned mixed development of commercial and leisure space built on 12 floors and located strategically at the heart of the fast-developing commercial center of Oniru, Victoria Island, Lagos, Nigeria.
The development is within easy reach of Lagos finest commercial and residential environments and has neighbours such as Four Points by Sheraton, Lagos Oriental Hotel, Exxon Mobil Headquarters, The Palms Shopping Mall, Civic Center, the incubator, and lots more. This Iconic structure stands proudly on the newly expanded and rehabilitated alternative access road which takes its source from Ozumba Mbadiwe road.
The development boasts of over 13,000 sqm of contemporary offices excluding the huge 4500-seater auditorium and recreational areas affording an additional 6000m2. The structure spans 12 floors, with multi-storey car park for 670 cars, indoor amusement for families, two cinema halls, helipad, food court, games arcade, gymnasium and wellness center, medical Centre, café & restaurant, banking halls, ATM Gallery and lots more.
Trinity Towers' Key differentiating features from other "A" Grade office developments include; great use of natural light, energy efficiency, best parking ratio of 1:33sqm, Air, water, and land accessibility, high lift square meterage which boasts of14 lifts in the building, flexible terms, long lease option, great sound and video system, automated and integrated lightning, state-of-the-art audio visual facilities suitable for live broadcast, Electric car chargers and smart access control, tenant-dedicated external garden terraces protected by a lattice framework among others.
The structure has engineering ingenuity of which the Auditorium of the Building spans over 3,000 square meters without columns in between. The roof of the auditorium is a double volume of 6m deep × 1.8m beams that also acts as the support for the 8 suspended floors using post-tension beams; reinforced with cables transferring its weight across 60m to the solid concrete rear wall and fins that surrounds the Auditorium. There are however 5 rear columns supporting the gallery level of the auditorium.

[@JosephineEze79]

Is it owned by the church or private individuals?

[@ImeUdo-ObongMesoEx]

1st to comment. Great video..