Zhengzhou Greenland Towers

The Zhengzhou Greenland Towers are a pair of symmetrical glass and steel skyscrapers with 63 floors reaching 284 meters high in Zhengdong New Area. The buildings feature a sleek modern design that defines the skyline and houses office, retail, and hotel spaces.

Construction of these twin towers began in 2010 and was completed in 2016, marking a period of intense urban growth in Zhengdong district. The project was part of a larger transformation of the area into a modern business quarter.

These towers symbolize Zhengzhou's shift from a traditional industrial city to a modern business and financial hub in central China. Visitors experience the daily flow of professionals and commuters moving through this growing urban center.

The complex connects directly to Zhengzhou East railway station, providing convenient access to high-speed rail and local transportation. This central location makes it easy to arrive by public transport and explore the surrounding area.

The towers feature specialized mechanical systems designed to operate efficiently at extreme heights, with engineering solutions that handle wind and vibration challenges. These technical innovations allow the buildings to maintain stability and comfort for occupants despite their soaring elevation.

Location: Zhengzhou

Inception: November 2016

Floors above the ground: 63

GPS coordinates: 34.76000,113.76194

Latest update: December 13, 2025 11:43