United Centre, Office tower at Queensway, Admiralty, Hong Kong.

United Centre is a 140-metre office tower completed in 1981 above the Admiralty MTR interchange in Hong Kong. Its lower floors hold a shopping centre on levels 1 and 2, with the Transport Department's Hong Kong Licensing Office on level 3 and offices above; walkways link it to Admiralty Centre and Queensway Plaza. Consulates and chambers, including the German Consulate General and the Hong Kong General Chamber of Commerce, occupy upper floors.

The building was constructed in 1981 and marked the beginning of a period of intense commercial growth in the Admiralty area of Hong Kong Island. Its creation came during a time when the city was rapidly becoming a global financial and trading hub.

The building's lower floors hold a shopping centre connected to the Admiralty Centre, while the third floor houses the Transport Department's Hong Kong Licensing Office. The German Consulate-General moved in in 1990, and the Hong Kong General Chamber of Commerce is on the 22nd floor. The Philippine Consulate-General occupies the 14th floor.

United Centre is linked by footbridges to the Admiralty Centre and to Pacific Place, Lippo Centre, Harcourt House and the High Court, with a separate passage toward the Central Government Complex, Harcourt Garden and Tamar Park. The Hong Kong Licence Office of the Transport Department occupies the 3rd floor, and the German, Indian and Philippine consulates-general are housed in the tower.

The building offers unusually flexible floor layouts, with individual levels varying between roughly 407 and 961 square meters (4,400 to 10,350 sq ft). This variety allows different companies to lease spaces tailored to their specific needs.