Hong Kong, People's Republic of China

Lippo Centre

Hong Kong, People's Republic of China

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Completed in 1988 in Hong Kong's Admiralty district, the Lippo Centre is a twin tower skyscraper complex designed by Paul Rudolph in the brutalist architectural style. Located at 89 Queensway near Admiralty station, Tower I rises 186 metres across 46 storeys, while the slightly shorter Tower II reaches 172 metres with 42 storeys. Originally known as the Bond Centre, the development represents a significant example of brutalism applied to commercial architecture in the dense urban environment of Hong Kong Island.

Architect

Movement

Built

1988

Type

twin towers

Height

186 m

Place

Hong Kong, People's Republic of China

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