Lippo Centre

The Lippo Centre consists of two towers reaching 186 meters and 172 meters in height, featuring octagonal shapes and dark blue refractive glass walls.

Construction of the towers began in 1986 under architect Paul Rudolph's design, with collaboration from Wong & Ouyang, and reached completion in 1988.

The lobby contains detailed bas-relief murals created by artist Gerard D'Alton Henderson, adding artistic elements to the commercial structure.

The complex houses multiple foreign consulates and business offices, with direct access to Admiralty station through the underground pedestrian network.

Local feng shui consultants note that the glass-walled extrusions on the building's exterior resemble koalas climbing up the structure's sides.

Location: Hong Kong

Inception: 1988

Architects: Paul Rudolph

Architectural style: brutalist architecture

Floors above the ground: 46

Height: 186 m

Address: 金鐘道 Queensway

GPS coordinates: 22.27931,114.16344

Latest update: May 27, 2025 13:23