Mandarin Oriental Chengdu, Luxury hotel skyscraper in Tianfu District, Chengdu, China.

Mandarin Oriental Chengdu is a 333-metre supertall skyscraper on a riverfront site in Chengdu's Jinjiang district, designed by Aedas. Construction started in 2013 and the tower is currently on hold. Its programme combines a hotel with a 1,200-seat ballroom, a 500-seat junior ballroom and several dining venues.

Construction of the Mandarin Oriental Chengdu began in 2013 on a riverfront site in the Jinjiang district, not the Tianfu district. The 333-metre tower, designed by the Hong Kong firm Aedas, is a mixed-use development. Work is currently on hold, so the building has not opened.

The hotel's food and drink spaces are planned around a Chinese restaurant serving Sichuan cuisine, three speciality dining venues, a cake shop, and a rooftop bar and tea lounge. The Sichuan restaurant ties the project to the region's cooking, while the other venues cover international tastes.

The tower is on hold, so its ballrooms and function spaces are not open to visitors. The site lies on the Jinjiang riverfront in Chengdu's Jinjiang district, designed by Aedas. The planned 1,200-seat ballroom and 500-seat junior ballroom are intended for conferences of all sizes once construction resumes.

The tower is on hold, not finished: construction began in 2013 on a riverfront plot in Jinjiang district and the planned height is 333 metres. Its design comes from the Hong Kong-based firm Aedas, and the hotel programme lists a 1,200-seat ballroom.