A view from the Park Hyatt Hotel in Shanghai's Mori Building of the Jinmao Building, which houses the Grand Hyatt hotel. The Jinmao Building is 88 stories tall.
The Shanghai World Financial Center rises from the Lujiazui financial district of Pudong, in Shanghai. Also known as the Mori Building, after the Japanese development company that is building it, the bottle-opener-shaped structure rises 101-stories (492m) and will house the Park Hyatt hotel.
The CCTV building, designed by Office for Metropolitan Architecture (OMA) partners Ole Scheeren and Rem Koolhaas in Beijing, China.
Scheduled for completion in time for the Beijing 2008 Olympics the headquarters for China Central Television were designed by architects Ole Scheeren and Rem Koolhaas of the Office for Metropolitan Architecture (OMA).
The Linked Hybrid project in Beijing, designed by Architect Steven Holl. The project is a mixed-used Residential and Retail space that focuses on green spaces and pedestrians. Heating and cooling are provided by geo-thermal wells.
The Linked Hybrid project in Beijing, designed by Architect Steven Holl. The project is a mixed-used Residential and Retail space that focuses on green spaces and pedestrians. Heating and cooling are provided by geo-thermal wells.
The Linked Hybrid project in Beijing, designed by Architect Steven Holl. The project is a mixed-used Residential and Retail space that focuses on green spaces and pedestrians. Heating and cooling are provided by geo-thermal wells.
Victoria Peak's viewing platform. The view of Victoria Harbor as seen from the top of Victoria Peak. The Peak (1810 feet) is accessed either by car, hiking, or taking the funicular train, the Peak Tram from its Garden Road terminus station. The Bank of China Tower, designed by world-renowned architect I.M Pei, soars 305m (~1000 feet) over the Hong Kong skyline. Located at 1 Garden Road in the Central district of Hong Kong Island it held the title of tallest building in Hong Kong and Asia from 1989 to 1992. As the name suggests it is the headquarters of Bank of China's Hong Kong operations. Critics complain that the building does not have good feng-shui.
The Beijing National Aquatics Center (NAC), constructed for the 2008 Olympics. Designed by PTW Architects and engineered by ARUP the building is clad in ETFE (Ethylene tetrafluoroethylene), with inspiration for the form taken from soap bubbles in water.
Designed by French architect Paul Andreu it is situated a block to the West of Tian
Designed by French architect Paul Andreu it is situated a block to the West of Tian
Designed by French architect Paul Andreu it is situated a block to the West of Tian
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