Shanghai Tower
Shanghai Tower, China’s tallest building and the world’s No. 2 in height at 125 stories, held a topping-out ceremony today, more than four years after the start of construction in 2008. The views of Shanghai are unrivaled. Have a look at the structure and how it went up in the heart of the city’s Lujiazui financial district.
Taken from one of Shanghai Tower's higher levels, the future 'tallest building in China' dwarfs its
Taken from one of Shanghai Tower's higher levels, the future 'tallest building in China' dwarfs its
Shanghai Tower
The building's main foundation near completion.
Shanghai Tower
Shanghai Tower being constructed beside its neighbors, the Jin Mao Tower and Shanghai World Financial Center in Pudong's Lujiazui Financial Center.
Shanghai Tower
Two years after its groundbreaking, Shanghai Tower slowly rises from the ground.
Shanghai Tower
Shanghai Tower reaches a height of 300 meters, almost catching up to neighboring structures.
Shanghai Tower
Installation of the glass curtain begins on Shanghai Tower.
Shanghai Tower
The three supertall buildings of Lujiazui financial center watch over the city as the sun sets on the last day of 2012
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