K11, Skyscraper in China
K11 is a mixed-use skyscraper located in the heart of Shanghai, combining commercial and residential spaces.
The construction of the K11 building was completed in 2002.
K11 features an art mall incorporating various artistic elements into its retail spaces.
K11 offers visitors a multi-sensory experience with its integration of shopping, art, and nature.
K11 Art Mall is renowned for merging high-end retail with contemporary art exhibitions.
Location: Shanghai
Inception: 2002
Architect: B+H Architects
Official opening: 2002
Floors above the ground: 61
Website: k11.com/corp/portfolio/shanghai-k11
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K11 is a mixed-use skyscraper located in the heart of Shanghai, combining commercial and residential spaces.
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