What is the three-piece set of Lujiazui Building in Shanghai?

The three-piece building in Shanghai is called World Financial Center, Jinmao Tower and Shanghai Tower.

Shanghai three-piece suite means that three buildings stand next to each other, and their unique appearance and close geographical location endow them with the title of "kitchen three-piece suite".

The main building of Shanghai Tower has127th floors above ground and 5 floors underground, with a total height of 632m and a structural height of 580m. Shanghai World Financial Center is a skyscraper located in Lujiazui Financial and Trade Zone. Covering an area of 1.44 million square meters, with a total construction area of 38 1.60 million square meters. Above ground 1 floor, 3 floors underground. The building is 492 meters high and has a square column appearance. The main building of Jinmao Building is 420.5 meters high and has 88 floors.

Three punch points in Shanghai fire circle

1, Lujiazui three-piece transformer box

This substation box is located at the entrance of Jinmao Grand Hyatt Hotel, Shiqiao Road, Dongtai Road, in the middle of Jinmao Tower, World Financial Center and Shanghai Tower. Coincidentally, it was discovered by netizens who love photography. Sitting on it, they took a punch-in photo from bottom to top, and the top of their heads was just the skyline composed of three buildings. With the bright night in Lujiazui, the composition has great spatial tension.

2. Li Xi Road, known as "Magic Capital Little Seoul"

Some angles on Li Xi Road are similar to those in Seoul, South Korea, and are labeled with inexplicable adjectives such as Little Seoul, Korean, Korean, and low-quality HTC. Equipped with high-density filters, unexpectedly, it attracted more and more people to punch in.

There are a sea of people punching in the library.

Xujiahui Academy itself is a good public venue and a public library with a sense of design. Originally, I came to the office to read and study. I can also take two photos to see Xujiahui Catholic Church in the square. It would be great to think about it!