Wharf Cable Tower, Commercial skyscraper in Wan Chai District, Hong Kong.
The Wharf Cable Tower is an office and industrial building in Wan Chai District with 41 floors and stands about 200 meters tall. The structure contains workspaces and manufacturing areas used by numerous companies across different sectors.
The building was completed in 1993 during a period of rapid growth in Hong Kong's skyline. This era saw strong economic development and growing demand for additional office space throughout the city.
The tower shows how Hong Kong companies organize themselves in tight urban spaces, bringing together telecommunications firms and other businesses under one roof. Its presence in Wan Chai shapes how the neighborhood feels, mixing new buildings with older structures around it.
The building sits at a well-connected transportation hub with easy access to public transit systems, making arrival straightforward. The complex features modern facilities and infrastructure that support businesses in running their daily operations smoothly.
The tower mixes office spaces with production areas, an uncommon blend in this part of Hong Kong, serving the practical need for multipurpose space. This combination allows companies to keep their entire operations in one location.
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