The design of this building is inspired by the Lotus flower.
The lotus symbolizes purity within Sri Lankan culture and is also said to symbolize the country's flourishing development.
The tower base is inspired by the lotus throne and will also be formed by two inverted trapezoidal.
The tower's color is planned to alternate between pink and light yellow by smooth transition- an effect achieved by coating the glass.

The tower is approximately 350 m (1,150 ft) tall and covers 30,600 m² (329,000 sq ft) of floor area.

Lotus Tower's main revenue sources will be tourism and antenna leasing.
It will function as a radio and television broadcasting antenna ISDB-T and proposed DVB-T2 support structure for 50 television services, 35 FM Radio Stations and 20 telecommunication service providers, and will house a variety of tourist attractions.

The tower has four entrances, with two being used as VIP (distinguished guests and state leaders) entrances.
A telecommunications museum and restaurant are located on the ground floor.
The tower podium consists of 6 floors.
The first floor of the podium will accommodate a museum and two exhibition halls.
The second floor will be utilised for several conference halls with seating space in excess of 500 people.
Restaurants, supermarkets, and food courts will be situated on the third floor.
A 1000-seat auditorium will be located on the fourth floor, which will also be used as a ballroom.
The fifth floor will include luxury hotel rooms, large ballrooms, and the seventh floor will host an observation gallery.
The landscaping is planned in the form of a large water park.
The design of this building is inspired by the Lotus flower. The lotus symbolizes purity within Sri Lankan culture and is also said to symbolize the country's flourishing development. The tower base is inspired by the lotus throne and will also be formed by two inverted trapezoidal. The tower's color is planned to alternate between pink and light yellow by smooth transition- an effect achieved by coating the glass.
The tower is approximately 350 m (1,150 ft) tall and covers 30,600 m² (329,000 sq ft) of floor area.
Lotus Tower's main revenue sources will be tourism and antenna leasing. It will function as a radio and television broadcasting antenna ISDB-T and proposed DVB-T2 support structure for 50 television services, 35 FM Radio Stations and 20 telecommunication service providers, and will house a variety of tourist attractions.
The tower has four entrances, with two being used as VIP (distinguished guests and state leaders) entrances. A telecommunications museum and restaurant are located on the ground floor. The tower podium consists of 6 floors. The first floor of the podium will accommodate a museum and two exhibition halls. The second floor will be utilised for several conference halls with seating space in excess of 500 people. Restaurants, supermarkets, and food courts will be situated on the third floor. A 1000-seat auditorium will be located on the fourth floor, which will also be used as a ballroom. The fifth floor will include luxury hotel rooms, large ballrooms, and the seventh floor will host an observation gallery. The landscaping is planned in the form of a large water park.
Lotus Tower