Wuxi IFS, Mixed-use skyscraper in Wuxi, China
Wuxi IFS is a 68-story tower reaching 339 meters, containing office spaces, retail shops, and hotel facilities. The structure is built from glass and steel and occupies a central location in the city's skyline.
Wuxi IFS was completed in 2014 as a 339-metre, 68-floor tower with 280,000 square metres of glass and steel floor space, making it Wuxi's tallest building. It stands in Taihu Square, Liangxi District, the work of the architectural firm Aedas.
The tower stands on Taihu Square in Liangxi District, and its name links it to the Wharf Times Square complex. Its 68 floors are served by Hitachi high-speed lifts, split into separate banks: low-zone cars reach floors 5 to 12, mid-zone cars floors 16 to 30, and shuttle lifts run to the sky lobby on floor 33.
Wuxi IFS stands on Taihu Square in Liangxi District, the tower's 68 floors served by Hitachi high-speed lifts, with shuttle lifts X1–X7 running between the ground floor and the 33rd-floor sky lobby. Parking lifts P1–P2 connect levels B3, B2 and 1.
The tower was designed by the architectural firm Aedas, a practice known for designing notable buildings across Asia. This international design approach sets the building apart from other towers in the region.
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