How many floors is the tallest building in China?

Floor 8 of the tallest building in China1/KLOC-0.

The tallest building in China is Shanghai Tower, which is a super-high-rise landmark skyscraper in Shanghai. Its design height exceeds that of the nearby Shanghai World Financial Center. The project covers an area of 433,954 square meters, with the main building 1 18 floors, with a total height of 632 meters and a structural height of 580 meters. The parking space for motor vehicles is arranged underground, which can park 2,000 cars. Like most modern super-high-rise skyscrapers. Shanghai Tower is more than just an office building.

The nine areas of Shanghai Tower have their own sky hall and atrium, which are sandwiched between the inner and outer glass walls. 1 is a retail area, and areas 2 to 6 are office areas. The hotel and observation deck are located in areas 7 to 9. Each floor of Sky Hall will have its own retail store and restaurant, which will become a vertical business district. Shanghai Tower has two glass exterior walls, one inside and the other outside. The main shape is an inner circle and an outer triangle.

Figuratively speaking, one tube is covered with another tube. The distance between the glass facades is between 3 feet and 33 feet, which provides space for the air hall, acts as a thermal insulation layer similar to a thermos bottle, reduces the heating and cooling demand of the whole building, and reduces the energy consumption of skyscrapers, which is not only beneficial to environmental protection, but also makes this large-scale construction project more economically feasible.

Introduction to the tallest building in the world;

The tallest building in the world is Burj Khalifa in Dubai, formerly known as Burj Khalifa, or Burj Khalifa, which is the tallest building and man-made structure in the world. Burj Dubai is 828 meters high, with a total of 162 floors. The official name of Burj Khalifa is Burj Khalifa. Burj Khalifa is actually the name of the chief of a neighboring country, which is Abu Dhabi.

The United Arab Emirates consists of seven Emirates, a bit like the former Soviet Union. Abu Dhabi is the oldest and richest emirate in the United Arab Emirates and has always supported the development of other countries in the form of currency. Burj Khalifa was renamed Burj Khalifa mainly because of the financial assistance given to Dubai by Sheikh Khalifa of Abu Dhabi in 2009, which enabled Dubai to survive the debt crisis and achieve rapid economic and tourism development again.

Reference to the above content: Baidu Encyclopedia-Shanghai Tower