Chengdu Greenland Tower, Mixed-use skyscraper in Dongcun district, Chengdu, China
Chengdu Greenland Tower is a mixed-use skyscraper with 101 floors above ground that reaches 468 meters into the sky. The building brings together office spaces, a luxury hotel, and executive suites within its glass and steel structure.
Construction started in 2014 and experienced multiple pauses over the following years, reflecting the challenges of large development projects. The tower represents part of Chengdu's ongoing transformation into a modern financial center.
The tower is also known as Shufeng 468, a name that plays on Sichuan's nickname Shu and the building's 468-metre height. Its facade design combines the snow-covered plateau with the petals of the hibiscus, Chengdu's city flower. The wider complex is presented as a modern reading of traditional feng shui.
The tower is an unfinished construction site in Jinjiang District, not a finished attraction. The main tower reached 444 metres before work stopped in 2023, and construction restarted in April 2025. Expect hoardings, cranes and restricted access around the base; there is no observation deck or visitor entrance.
The tower is also known as Shufeng 468, a name pairing Sichuan's shorthand "Shu" with its planned 468-metre height. Its design draws on the snow-covered plateaus around Chengdu and the petals of the hibiscus, the city flower. The exterior glass is meant to echo the bluish tone of rocky peaks in deep winter.
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