Bank of China Tower, Shanghai, Commercial skyscraper in Pudong District, Shanghai, China
Bank of China Tower is a 53-story skyscraper with a glass and steel exterior located in Pudong District. The building houses corporate offices and banking operations that serve as the Bank of China's main base.
The building was designed by Japanese architecture firm Nikken Sekkei and opened in 2000. Its completion marked an important milestone in Shanghai's development as a modern financial center.
The tower's name in Chinese, Zhongyin Dasha, comes from Zhongguo Yinhang, the Bank of China, whose Shanghai branch bank hall occupies the building. Its programme is mixed: bank offices, lettable offices, a lecture hall, a multi-function hall, a club, a fitness centre and restaurants. It stands at 200 Yincheng Middle Road in the Lujiazui financial and trade zone.
The building sits centrally on Yincheng Middle Road and is accessible by public transportation. Since it functions as an office building, visitor access may be limited and visitors should plan accordingly.
The building was featured in the Hollywood film Mission: Impossible III, where action sequences were filmed on its exterior. These movie appearances made it a recognized location in international pop culture.
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