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To be the Tallest Tower in China



Architectural firm Gensler are working on a sustainable skyscraper that is set to become the tallest tower in China.

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The slender, elegantly spiraling Shanghai Tower will rise 632 metres, making it the latest super-tall building being created in China’s rapidly developing Luijiazui Finance and Trade Zone.

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A beacon for a more sustainable future, the skyscraper will feature a high-performance façade that shelters no fewer than nine sky gardens, a rainwater recycling system, and a series of wind turbines perched beneath its parapet.

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