Exchange Square, Twin towers in Central, Hong Kong
Exchange Square is a three-tower office complex in Central, Hong Kong. One and Two Exchange Square are 52-storey, 188-metre towers completed in 1985, with banded beige stone and dark brown window strips and a recessed glass-clad centre. Three Exchange Square, completed in 1988, stands beside them, and the podium includes The Forum, a redeveloped office block.
Hong Kong Land won the site tender in February 1982 with a bid of HK$4.76 billion, then restructured its debt after property prices fell. Construction began on 22 April 1982 to a design by Swiss architect Remo Riva of P&T Architects & Engineers. Towers One and Two, 52 storeys and 188 metres tall, opened on 28 June 1985; Tower Three followed in 1988, completing the six-year project.
The complex houses the Hong Kong Stock Exchange and serves as home to numerous international financial institutions, law firms, and corporate headquarters.
Located at 8 Connaught Place, the towers connect directly to Central and Hong Kong MTR stations, providing convenient access throughout the city.
Exchange Square features public sculptures by renowned artists like Henry Moore and includes landscaped outdoor terraces that provide respite within the urban environment.
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