Dalian Eton Center, Skyscraper complex in Dalian, China.
Dalian Eton Center is a four-building skyscraper complex in Dalian, Liaoning, China, designed by the architecture firm NBBJ. Its tallest tower rises 388 metres over 81 floors, and construction ran from 2009 to completion between 2014 and 2015.
Construction of Eton Place Dalian began in 2009 and the complex was completed between 2014 and 2015; the tallest tower rises 388 m over 81 floors. The design came from the American firm NBBJ. Sources differ on the completion year, with one giving 2016.
The complex is named after Eton Place, the developer's brand, and its four towers are known locally by the name of the project, Dalian Yujing Center. The design comes from the American firm NBBJ, which also planned the site's mix of offices, shops and hotel space. The tallest tower's 81 floors make it a fixed reference point on the Dalian skyline.
The complex stands in Dalian's Zhongshan district, at the coordinates 38.9175 N, 121.6244 E. The 81-storey main tower is the tallest of the four buildings, so it works as the reference point when approaching on foot. The sources record no visitor access, lift count or signage, so check locally before planning a visit.
A 60-story atrium cuts through the entire structure, allowing daylight to reach deep inside the building and creating views across the city. This vertical void system creates an unusual experience while moving through the complex.
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