Bocom Financial Towers, Skyscraper in Pudong, Shanghai, China
Bocom Financial Towers are two connected buildings in Pudong that rise 265 meters and contain 52 floors above ground plus 4 basement levels. The complex houses office spaces, dining areas, and retail shops across its floors.
Construction of the towers marked a major chapter in Shanghai's rapid expansion, with the South Tower completed in 1999 and the North Tower finished in 2002. These projects were key phases in developing Pudong as a modern business district.
The towers shape Pudong's identity as a global financial hub, and their design reflects how Shanghai has transformed into a modern metropolis. Visitors can see in their structure and location a symbol of the city's economic evolution.
The towers are easily reached by subway or bus, with several stations and stops nearby in the Pudong area. Plan to visit during daytime hours when the public areas are most accessible and the district is active.
The 48th-floor pool in the North Tower sits on a single level, not several, and looks out over the whole of Shanghai. The same tower appears in Mission: Impossible III, where Ethan Hunt slides down the angled roof of the South Tower. The complex is the head office of Bank of Communications, which moved in on 23 October 2002.
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