Tencent Binhai Towers, Technology corporate headquarters in Nanshan District, Shenzhen, China.

Tencent Binhai Towers are twin skyscrapers in Houhai, Nanshan District, Shenzhen. The south tower rises 245.8 meters over 50 floors, the north tower 194.8 meters over 38 floors. Three skybridges link them at floors 3–5, 22–25 and 35–37, named the Culture, Health and Knowledge corridors. The facade mixes gray mullions, small rectangular panels and a projecting bronze-louvered volume.

Construction of the towers began in 2012 and finished in 2017, marking Tencent's expansion as a major technology company in Asia. The completion reflected the company's ambitious growth during that period of rapid digital transformation.

The three connecting levels are named the Cultural, Health and Knowledge corridors. The Health corridor on the 23rd floor holds a 300-metre indoor running track, described as the highest indoor athletics track in China. The towers are for Tencent staff, and lifts are called with a WeChat mini-program bound to the PORT system.

The towers stand at the junction of Binhai and Nanhai Boulevards in Houhai, Nanshan District. Offices are occupied by Tencent staff, so the skybridges and their green spaces, fitness areas and 300-metre indoor running track on the 23rd floor are not open to the public. The three link levels sit at floors 3–5, 22–25 and 35–37.

The 300-metre indoor running track on the 23rd-floor Health corridor is the highest indoor athletics track in China. Heat from the building's computer rooms is reused to warm the water of the swimming pool on the same connecting level.