CITIC Tower

CITIC Tower is a modern office building in Hong Kong's financial district featuring a sleek glass and steel facade marked by geometric patterns. It rises 33 stories and connects the ground floor plaza directly to surrounding pedestrian walkways and transportation hubs.

The building opened in 1997, the year Hong Kong returned to Chinese rule, marking an important moment in the city's urban development. Its construction reflected confidence in the city's economic future during this transition period.

The building combines Asian design principles with international standards, reflecting Hong Kong's position between Eastern and Western traditions. This blend appears in the details and how the space is organized.

Multiple elevator banks serve different floor zones, providing efficient access throughout the building. The open ground level connects smoothly with public sidewalks and transit stops, making it easy to reach and navigate.

The building was designed with advanced wind resistance systems to withstand the tropical storms and typhoons that regularly hit the city. These specialized engineering solutions are not obvious to visitors but are essential to the structure's safety and stability.

Location: Hong Kong

Inception: 1997

Architects: P&T Architects & Engineers Ltd.

Floors above the ground: 33

GPS coordinates: 22.28070,114.16715

Latest update: December 10, 2025 15:58