Has the "Deep Pit Hotel" in Shanghai, which cost 600 million yuan in eight years, finally revealed its true colors?

At the foot of Sheshan Mountain in Songjiang National Scenic Area, Shanghai, a deep pit hotel has recently entered the final renovation stage after more than 8 years of construction.

This hotel, built with an investment of 600 million yuan, is located in an abandoned pit 80 meters deep, which used to be a quarry. Let's take a look at the real content of Shenkeng Hotel.

The Shenkeng Hotel began to be renovated.

"Architectural Miracle" Unveils Mystery

There are two floors above ground, and underground 16 floors, two of which are still underwater. The behemoth in front of us, Shenkeng Hotel, has entered the final stage of construction. Although the facade of the building has not been finalized, some model rooms have been made.

Seen from the air, the Shenkeng Hotel, known as the architectural miracle of the world, is like a waterfall hanging from the cliff of the giant pit. All rooms are C-shaped, because they need to fit the arc crater. In order to minimize the possible impact of construction on the environment, Shenkeng Hotel also tried some new technologies for the first time. For example, this shock absorber spring installed on the core pipe.

Gan Bao Rong Shanghai Jianyi Installation Engineering Co., Ltd. Shenkeng Hotel Project Manager: This shockproof spring can absorb more than 90% vibration frequency under normal circumstances.

Shenkeng Hotel is expected to open next year. In addition to 336 rooms, there are also underwater restaurants, as well as leisure and entertainment projects such as walking landscape plank road, cliff zip line and big pendulum.

In addition to building such a difficult building in China, the performance of China Construction Team abroad is equally amazing!

In Kuala Lumpur, the "China Architectural Dream Team" is refreshing the Malaysian city skyline. Skyscrapers have risen at an alarming rate.

China's speed, China's technology, and "China Architecture Dream Team" will definitely exceed your imagination. Kuala Lumpur, not far from the American-designed Twin Towers, a new landmark building is being completed by engineers in China.

This is the tallest building in the world built by China overseas, with a total height of 452.37 meters, which will refresh the Malaysian city skyline.

Now, one floor is built every three days on average.

For more than 2000 foreign employees working in this project, learning the most advanced construction technology in the world is the happiest thing.

Fahit, from Bangladesh, made a living by selling vegetables and doing odd jobs before coming to the construction site, and was completely a layman in architecture. Now, he is the most skilled worker on the construction site.

Deng Xiao, a master of Fahd in China, taught him how to repair the generator.

After learning these skills, even if the project is over, he doesn't have to worry about unemployment.

Fahit, a worker in Kuala Lumpur's sign tower project, said: "People here are very efficient. I want to continue to follow Master China and travel around the Belt and Road. "