Sinar Mas Center, Skyscraper in North Bund, Shanghai, China.
Sinar Mas Center is a 320-meter-tall skyscraper containing 67 floors of offices and commercial spaces positioned along the Huangpu River. The structure features curved surfaces and perforated metal elements that improve energy performance.
Construction began in 2008 under the original name White Magnolia Plaza and was completed in 2017 after modifications to the initial height design. The project reflects Shanghai's evolution as a major global financial hub.
The building demonstrates how Shanghai integrates contemporary international design with local urban planning, shaping the identity of this riverfront district.
The building sits near the international cruise terminal and provides direct access to a riverside park area. The location connects conveniently to Shanghai's public transportation network.
The tower was originally planned under a different name and underwent significant design changes during construction. This redesign resulted in its distinctive curved profile, setting it apart from older skyscrapers in the city.
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