CHONGQING | International Land-Sea Center | 1,503 FT | 98 FLOORS | T/O

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Chongqing 重庆 by Kridtaa, on Flickr

[P2000]

By Munwon

[antoun]

this one recently went back under construction

Originally Posted by oscillation

by fansansu



by feiwuguohai

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August 2022

https://www.skyscrapercity.com/threads/c...5m-573ft-38-fl-t-o.455805/post-180084439

[38 Geary]

Looking good.

[Drcastro]

Latest I can find on KPF’s site (October 2023) is that the tower has topped out and the retail base is open for business.
https://www.kpf.com/news/retail-podium-opens-at-mixed-use-chongqing-100

[TonyL]

Originally Posted by babybackribs2314

Wow. You don't often see 1,500'+ buildings with such brazen lack of architectural thought. China may have several dozen 1,000'+ buildings rising but the overall quality of the architecture is sorely lacking. You would think that flagship buildings deserve stellar designs... if this even gets built, that is.

I read an article years ago that said the CCP issued guidance for construction companies to stop building crazy designed towers. This after the Beijing pants tower got built.

[paulscreationids]

It's interesting to hear your perspective on the design evolution. While the current design may still hint at a hand-like shape, the abstract approach seems to have refined the concept into a more subtle and versatile form. By moving away from literal fingers to a more abstract representation, it could potentially offer a broader range of interpretations and applications. It's great to see how design concepts can adapt and transform to better suit different contexts and preferences.

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