The Crystal Plaza, Residential skyscraper in Tamsui, Taiwan.
The Crystal Plaza is a residential skyscraper rising 160.6 meters with 41 above-ground floors and 6 basement levels in New Taipei. The tower contains apartments and connects to nearby shopping centers and public transportation hubs.
The structure was designed by C.Y. Lee & Partners and built between 2010 and 2013. Its completion marked an important step in the modern development of the Tamsui district.
The building goes by both an English name and a Chinese name, Water Cube, which reflects how modern Taiwanese cities blend two languages in their everyday spaces.
The tower is easily accessible by public transportation and surrounded by shopping options for visitors. Walking around the building during daylight hours gives you the best view of its structure and the surrounding area.
The tower is the tallest building in the Tamsui district and its outline defines the local skyline. This height makes it a reference point that visitors can spot from many viewpoints around the area.
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