Sunwah Tower, High-rise office building in District 1, Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam.
Sunwah Tower is a modern high-rise office building in District 1, designed by the American architecture firm Archeon Group in the 1990s. The structure spreads across 21 floors and houses premium office space for business operations.
The tower was completed in 1995 and stood as Vietnam's tallest building at that time, before being surpassed by taller structures in the following years. It marks a turning point in the city's development after the country opened to foreign investment.
The tower reflects the arrival of international business connections that took root in Ho Chi Minh City during the 1990s. It shows how foreign architecture firms began to shape the city's appearance.
The building sits at the intersection of major streets and is easily reached from central transit points. It features multiple elevators and basement parking levels, making it accessible for visitors and workers.
The building sits at the intersection of four major streets, making it a distinct point within the city layout. This central position makes it a familiar landmark for business travelers and downtown visitors.
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