Global 188, Postmodern twin towers in Suzhou, China.

Global 188, also known as the Suzhou RunHua Global Center, is a pair of postmodern skyscrapers in Suzhou Industrial Park, bordered by Suhui Road to the south and Xiangmentang to the north. Tower A rises 282 m over 49 floors and holds offices; Tower B reaches 240 m over 54 floors and is residential. The site's water-themed landscaping recalls Suzhou's canal-town setting, with Jinji Lake and Central Park nearby.

The project was designed by the East China Architectural Design & Research Institute and completed in 2010 during a period of rapid urban growth in Suzhou. Its completion coincided with the city's expansion as a regional economic hub.

The complex is named after its developer, Sheng Gao (SPG), and its Chinese name, Huanqiu 188, means "Global 188". Water is the site's landscape theme, echoing Suzhou's canal-town character; the nearby Jinji Lake and Central Park are visible from the towers. The podium links the two towers as a shopping centre, hotel-style apartments and offices.

The towers are located in a well-connected area with access to public transportation and easy to reach. Visitors should ask about access policies for retail or office areas before visiting, as opening times may vary.

The complex's design closely mirrors One Liberty Place in Philadelphia, a resemblance often noted by architecture watchers. Tower A reaches 282 m with 49 floors, while Tower B stands 240 m with 54 floors. The site's water-themed landscaping nods to Suzhou's canal-town character, with Jinji Lake and Central Park nearby.