Thứ Ba, 18 tháng 6, 2013

Two International Finance Center, Hong Kong


IFC Hong KongNot the tallest Hong Kong building, but the most dramatic.Height: 415 meters
Cost to build: US$2.5 billion
Completion date: August 2008
Fast facts: In "Lara Croft Tomb Raider: The Cradle of Life," Lara Croft leaped off the building. In "The Dark Knight," Batman leaped from 2IFC to IFC. 
Two International Financial Center is the definitive point of Hong Kong’s awe-inspiring skyline and a symbol of its wealth.
Located in the center of Hong Kong’s financial district, this shimmering 415-meter obelisk fits every criterion of a financial powerhouse.
It houses some of the world’s largest financial institutes, it is situated on 8 Finance Street and has 88 floors -- the number eight is an auspicious digit in Hong Kong.
The building is topped with a crown that some liken to a beard trimmer.
Overall structure

The IFC complex
Two IFC is part of a larger complex
that was completely built on top of land reclaimed from Victoria Harbour. Adjacent to the Two IFC is the One IFC tower, a 210m/689ft tall skyscraper with the same design as its larger neighbor. Also part of the complex are a 40 story hotel and 55 story residential tower, both built in 2005. The IFC complex also includes a mall and the MTR Hong Kong Station, which connects Hong Kong Island with the city's international airport.

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