What is the tallest building in Shenzhen?

As of April 2022, the tallest building in Shenzhen is Ping An Financial International Center.

On November 6, 2007, Ping An Life Insurance Co., Ltd. of China won a commercial plot in the Shenzhen Central Business District. The core structure of the Ping An International Financial Center project is 592.5 meters high, and the total height after completion is 599.1 meters. rice. Originally designed to be 660 meters high, the final height of Ping An Financial Center will be locked below 600 meters above sea level.

As the general contractor of the project, China Construction First Engineering Bureau announced to the media participating in the topping out ceremony that the project was fully completed in April 2016. After completion, the total height reached 599.1 meters, making it the tallest skyscraper in Shenzhen. .

World Ranking

1. Kingdom Tower: Located in the Saudi city of Jeddah, it is planned to be 3,280 feet high and 1,008 meters high. Whether the Kingdom Tower can set another record in the history of human architecture is attracting attention. , expected to be completed in 2020.

2. "Burj Khalifa" in the United Arab Emirates: The "Burj Khalifa" in the United Arab Emirates was completed on January 4, 2010. Its height is 828 meters.

3. Wuhan Greenland Center: 636 meters high, located in the core area of ??Wuchang Binjiang Business District. Construction started in July 2011.

4. Tokyo Skytree: Total height 634 meters, completed in May 2012.

5. Shanghai Tower: The main building of the building has 127 floors, a total height of 632 meters, and a structural height of 580 meters. It will be completed around 2014.

6. Makkah Royal Clock Tower Hotel: 601 meters, 95th floor. Completed in 2012.

7. Tianjin Goldin 117 Building: Construction started in September 2008 and was capped in 2015. After completion, it will be 597 meters tall and have 117 floors above ground.

8. Shenzhen Ping An Financial Center Building: The total height is 592.5 meters, and the main height is 555.5 meters. Completed in 2017.