Bank of Guangzhou Tower, Postmodern skyscraper in Guangzhou, China
The Bank of Guangzhou Tower is a 57-storey, 268-metre (879 ft) skyscraper in the Zhujiang New Town district of Tianhe, Guangzhou, completed in 2012 as the headquarters of the Bank of Guangzhou. It also houses the head office of E Fund (Yifangda Fund). It ranks as the eighth-tallest building in Guangzhou and the 168th-tallest in the world.
The tower was completed in 2012 and marked a turning point in modernizing Guangzhou's financial district during the early 2000s. Its construction reflected the city's rapid economic growth during that period.
The tower serves as the headquarters of the Bank of Guangzhou and also houses the head office of E Fund (易方达基金), one of China's largest fund managers. Its name in Chinese, 廣州銀行大廈, is the one used on local signage and maps.
The building has multiple ground-level entrances and houses numerous office spaces with the headquarters of the Bank of Guangzhou inside. Note that it is an active business building, so access to certain areas may be restricted.
At 268 metres, the tower ranks as the eighth-tallest building in Guangzhou and the 168th-tallest in the world. It also serves as the headquarters of E Fund (易方达基金), one of China's largest fund managers, alongside the Bank of Guangzhou.
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