Shenzhen Broadcasting Center Building, Broadcasting headquarters in Shenzhen, China.

The Shenzhen Broadcasting Center Building is a 241-metre, 48-storey office tower at 48 Yitian Road in Futian District, formed of a podium, a main tower and a secondary block. Its glass curtain wall encloses about 180,000 square metres of floor area, and it serves as the Shenzhen office of China Telecom.

The building was constructed in 2001 and marked Shenzhen's rise from a small town into a major city with full urban infrastructure. It provided the city with broadcasting facilities needed for a growing metropolitan center.

The building is the Shenzhen branch office of China Telecom, at the junction of Yitian Road and Shenzhen Central 2nd Road in Futian's central business district. Its address is 48 Yitian Road. On 31 March 2010 a "flying pigeon bomb" exploded outside the tower, a landmark of Futian.

The building stands at 48 Yitian Road, at its junction with Shenzhen Zhongxin Second Road in Futian's central business district. It is a working office complex for China Telecom Shenzhen, combining a podium, a main tower and a secondary block, so interior access is not arranged for tourists.

The building is the Shenzhen branch office of China Telecom, developed by the company itself. On 31 March 2010 a "flying pigeon bomb" exploded outside the tower, an incident tied to the building's status as a Futian landmark. The site covers 92,200 square metres and the project cost about 150 million yuan.