The PetroVietnam Construction Joint Stock Corporation (PVC) is planning to build a 528-m tower, the tallest building in SouthEast Asia after Petronas Twin Tower in Malayesia.
The project is estimated to cost 1.2 billion USD which will be contributed by PVC, its parent company the Vietnam National Oil and Gas Group (PVN), the Ocean Group and the real estate developer SSG Group, PVC Chairman Trinh Xuan Thanh said.
The 102-storey PVN Tower will sit on an area of 25 hectares in Me Tri commune in Hanoi ’s outlying district of Tu Liem. It will feature trade centres, offices for lease and apartments.
Construction of the project is scheduled to begin in early 2011 and complete after 30-36 months
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Sorry, but I chagned some of the informations on this project because I got it off of Vietnam to build second tallest tower in Asia -- Vietnam+ (VietnamPlus) Only because they are false information, that's why I changed it. but there's a chance that it might be the tallest one in SouthEast Asia instead, just not the world.
When the tower is completed, it will be at 102 floors standing at 528 meters and 1732 feet high! that's almost the same height as the One World Trade Center in NYC or Freedom Tower! which stands at 541.33 meters (antenna) 1,776 feet high and 105 floors. 400.5 meters, 1,314 feet high for the top floors! as for the roof it's only 417, and 1,368 feet high.
If the height for PetroVietnam is the top floors then we would beat the Freedom tower because they dont count antennas as a part of the building.