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List of tallest buildings in Hong Kong
Hong Kong has over 9,000 high-rise buildings, of which over 4,000 are skyscrapers standing taller than 100 m (328 ft) with 554 buildings above 150 m (492 ft), according to the Council on Tall Buildings and Urban Habitat.[1][2][3][A] The tallest building in Hong Kong is the 108-storey International Commerce Centre, which stands 484 m (1,588 ft) and is the 13th tallest building in the world.[4][5][6] The total built-up height (combined heights) of these skyscrapers is approximately 333.8 km (207 mi),[7][8] making Hong Kong the world's tallest urban agglomeration. Furthermore, reflective of the city's high population densities, Hong Kong has more inhabitants living at the 15th floor or higher, and more buildings of at least 100 m (328 ft) and 150 m (492 ft) height, than any other city in the world.[9][2][8][10]
Most of Hong Kong's buildings are concentrated on the northern shore of Hong Kong Island, Kowloon, and the new towns (satellite towns) of the New Territories, such as Tsuen Wan and Sha Tin. Additional high-rises are located along Hong Kong Island's southern shoreline and areas near the stations of the Mass Transit Railway (MTR).[11][12][13][14]
The skyline of Hong Kong Island is famed for its unique arrangement,[15] with surrounding mountains and Victoria Harbour complementing the rows of skyscrapers along the shore.[2][16][17] Each evening, 44 buildings on the shores of Victoria Harbour participate in A Symphony of Lights, a synchronised show named by the Guinness Book of World Records as the largest permanent light fixture in the world.[7][18]
History edit
The first high-rise in Hong Kong was the Hong Kong & Shanghai Bank, completed in 1935. The building stood 70 m (230 ft) tall with 13 floors and was in use for five decades before being demolished for the construction of the HSBC Main Building.[19] High-rise construction was limited in the early part of the 20th century. However, beginning in the 1970s, Hong Kong experienced a general trend of high-rise building construction that has continued to the present. This trend is in large part a result of the city's rugged, mountainous terrain and lack of flat land.[20][21] The city entered a construction boom in 1980, which lasted roughly until 1993. Among the buildings built during these years are Hopewell Centre (1980), Bank of China Tower (1990), and Central Plaza (1992), three of the territory's tallest buildings upon their respective dates of completion.[22][23][24][25]
Beginning in 1998, Hong Kong entered a second, much larger building boom that lasted until the early 2010s.[25] The second boom saw the completion of the International Commerce Centre, Two International Finance Centre, Nina Tower I, and One Island East.[16][26][27][28] At the height of the construction boom in 2003, 56 skyscrapers over 150 m (492 ft) were completed throughout the city. The proliferation of multi-tower, high-rise building complexes, such as public housing estates and transit-oriented developments near MTR stations (known as rail + property development), greatly increased the number of skyscrapers.[13][14][25]
Unlike previous building trends of the 1980s and early 1990s, many high-rise buildings of the second boom are for residential use due to a surge in demand for luxury housing properties in Hong Kong. In addition, the closure of the Kai Tak Airport and the relaxation of height restrictions on the Kowloon Peninsula allowed many tall skyscrapers to rise in Kowloon, such as The Masterpiece, Victoria Dockside and The Cullinan, all of which exceed 200 m (656 ft).[29][30][31][32] Skyscrapers also grew in the New Territories, such as the developments of Metro Town and LOHAS Park in Tseung Kwan O.[33][34] However, proposals for large scale building projects slowed down considerably over the 2000s due to a heightened community awareness of skyscraper's effect on urban ecology, such as changes to air circulation (dubbed as "wall effect") and air pollution.[35][36][37]
Notable buildings edit
- International Commerce Centre (abbreviated ICC), located at 1 Austin Road, West Kowloon. It is owned and jointly developed by MTR Corporation Limited and Sun Hung Kai Properties as Phase 7 of the Union Square Development. Rising 484 m (1,588 ft), the ICC is the tallest building in Hong Kong as well as the 13th tallest building in the world. Notable tenants include Deutsche Bank, Credit Suisse, Morgan Stanley, ABN-AMRO and Accenture.[4][5][6]
- Two International Finance Centre (abbreviated 2IFC), located above the MTR Hong Kong station at 8 Finance Street, Central. The 2IFC is currently the second tallest building in Hong Kong at 415.8 m (1,364 ft) tall. It became the tallest building in Hong Kong upon its completion in 2003 until it was surpassed by the ICC in 2009. It was built as the second phase of the International Finance Centre commercial development. Notable tenants include UBS, Samsung Electronics, Hong Kong Monetary Authority and BNP Paribas.[26][38][39]
- Central Plaza, located at 18 Harbour Road, Wan Chai. The Central Plaza is currently the third tallest building in Hong Kong at a pinnacle height of 373.9 m (1,227 ft). It was the tallest building in Hong Kong when it was built in 1992 until it was surpassed by 2IFC in 2003. The Central Plaza was also the tallest building in Asia from 1992 until 1996, surpassed by Shun Hing Square in Shenzhen. The building is notable for its unique exterior shape as well as its LIGHTIME lighting system. It also houses the world's highest church inside a skyscraper, Sky City Church.[22][40][41]
- Bank of China Tower (abbreviated BOC Tower), located at 1 Garden Road, in Central. Designed by the Pritzker Prize-winning Chinese American architect I.M. Pei, the tower is 315 m (1,033 ft) high with two masts reaching 367.4 m (1,205 ft) high. It is currently the fourth tallest building in Hong Kong. It was the tallest building outside of the United States from 1990 to 1992, and was the first building outside of the United States to pass the 305 m (1,001 ft) mark. The exterior design of the building resembles bamboo shoots, symbolizing livelihood and prosperity in Feng Shui.[23][42][43]
- Cheung Kong Center at 2 Queen's Road Central, Central. Standing 282.8 m (928 ft) tall and completed in 1999, this skyscraper is the headquarters of Cheung Kong Holdings. The building's top floor contains a private residence for Cheung Kong Holdings' billionaire Chairman Li Ka-Shing.[44][45][46]
- The Center, located at 99 Queen's Road Central, Central. Completed in 1998 and standing 346 m (1,135 ft) tall, this building was one of the first large urban renewal projects undertaken by the Land Development Corporation (now the Urban Renewal Authority). The skyscraper's unique structure is entirely composed of steel and lacks a reinforced concrete core.[47][48][49]
- Hopewell Centre, located at 183 Queen's Road East, Wanchai. At 222 m (728 ft) tall, the Hopewell Centre was the tallest building in both Hong Kong and Asia when it was completed in 1980. The building signifies the eastern expansion of Hong Kong's central business district. The Hopewell Centre has a unique cylindrical shaped design with a revolving restaurant on the 62nd level of the building. Designed by Sir Gordon Wu, chairman of Hopewell Holdings, the building serves as the headquarters of his company.[24][50][51]
- HSBC Main Building (also known as HSBC Tower), located at 1 Queen's Road Central, Central. The building, standing 178.8 m (587 ft) tall, is the headquarters of HSBC, and is the fourth generation of their headquarters. Designed by the famed British architect Norman Foster, the building took seven years to complete, and is noted as being the most expensive building in the world at completion at HK$5.2 billion (US$668 million) in 1985. Together with Statue Square, the building also serves as a gathering place for thousands of Filipino domestic workers during weekends and holidays.[52][53][54]
- Jardine House (originally called Connaught Centre[B]), located at 1 Connaught Place, Central. Upon completion in 1973, the 178.5 m (586 ft)-tall skyscraper was the tallest building in Hong Kong and Asia. The building features round windows, as opposed to traditional rectangular windows, for a stronger curtain wall and thinner structural frame. These round windows also earned the building a nickname of "The House of a Thousand Arseholes."[55][56][57][58][59]
Tallest buildings edit
This lists ranks Hong Kong skyscrapers that stand at least 180 m (591 ft) tall, based on standard height measurement. This includes spires and architectural details but does not include antenna masts. The "Year" column indicates the year in which a building was completed.
Tallest under construction or proposed edit
This list ranks under construction, topped-out and planned buildings that are expected to stand at least 180 metres (591 ft) tall, based on standard height measurement. This includes spires and architectural details but does not include antenna masts. The "Year" column indicates the year in which a building is expected to be complete. A floor count of 50 storeys is used as the cutoff in place of a height of 180 m (591 ft) for buildings whose heights have not yet been released by their developers.
| Name | Height[D] m (ft) | Floors[D][E] | Use | Year* | Status | Coordinates | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Mong Kok East Station Redevelopment – Tower 2 | 320 (1,050) | 70 | Office | 2028 | Under construction | ||
| Wan Chai North Redevelopment Landmark Tower | 295 (968) | 56 | Office, Hotel | — | Proposed | ||
| Kwun Tong Town Centre Redevelopment Landmark Tower | 285 (935) | 63 | Office, Hotel | — | Proposed | 22°18′47.25″N 114°13′33.92″E / 22.3131250°N 114.2260889°E | |
| LOHAS Park Phase 7A Montara Tower 1 | 229 (752) | 65 | Residential | 2021 | Under construction | 22°17′38.99″N 114°16′11.97″E / 22.2941639°N 114.2699917°E | [323][324] |
| LOHAS Park Phase 7B Grand Montara Tower 2 | 229 (752) | 65 | Residential | 2021 | Under construction | 22°17′42.10″N 114°16′14.20″E / 22.2950278°N 114.2706111°E | [325][326] |
| LOHAS Park Phase 9B Grand Marini Tower 2 | 223 (730) | 63 | Residential | 2021 | Under construction | 22°17′33.96″N 114°16′06.00″E / 22.2927667°N 114.2683333°E | [327][328] |
| LOHAS Park Phase 9C Ocean Marini Tower 3 | 223 (730) | 63 | Residential | 2021 | Under construction | 22°17′33.35″N 114°16′05.05″E / 22.2925972°N 114.2680694°E | [329][330] |
| LOHAS Park Phase 9A Marini Tower 1 | 216 (709) | 61 | Residential | 2021 | Under construction | 22°17′35.36″N 114°16′06.87″E / 22.2931556°N 114.2685750°E | [331][332] |
| LOHAS Park Phase 8 Sea to Sky Tower 3 | 213 (700) | 61 | Residential | 2021 | Under construction | 22°17′39.28″N 114°16′02.03″E / 22.2942444°N 114.2672306°E | [333][334] |
| LOHAS Park Phase 8 Sea to Sky Tower 2 | 210 (689) | 60 | Residential | 2021 | Under construction | 22°17′38.01″N 114°16′01.51″E / 22.2938917°N 114.2670861°E | [335][336] |
| Hopewell Centre II | 210 (689) | 55 | Hotel | — | Under construction | 22°16′29.65″N 114°10′15.66″E / 22.2749028°N 114.1710167°E | [337][338][339] |
| Cheung Kong Center 2 | 205 (674) | 41 | Office | 2023 | Under construction | ||
| Taikoo Place Redevelopment Phase 2B Building | 191 (627) | 46 | Office | 2021 | Under construction | 22°17′11.87″N 114°12′46.06″E / 22.2866306°N 114.2127944°E | |
| LOHAS Park Phase 8 Sea to Sky Tower 1 | 190 (623) | 54 | Residential | 2021 | Under construction | 22°17′36.50″N 114°16′01.48″E / 22.2934722°N 114.2670778°E | [341][342] |
| The Henderson | 190 (623) | 36 | Office | 2023 | Under construction | 22°16′48.95″N 114°09′43.27″E / 22.2802639°N 114.1620194°E |
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*Table entry without text indicate that one or more of the following information regarding building heights, floor counts and/or year of completion has not yet been released.
Demolished buildings edit
This table lists buildings in Hong Kong that were demolished which once stood at least 40 m (131 ft) tall.
Notable cancelled or vision projects edit
This lists notable projects that were abandoned, cancelled or never meant to be built that had a planned height of at least 400 m (1,300 ft).
| Name | Height m (ft) | Floors* | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Bionic Tower | 1,228 (4,029)[F] | 300 | |
| Kowloon MTR Tower | 574 (1,883)[G] | 102 |
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| Original Nina Tower Proposal | 518 (1,699) | 108 |
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| SAR Government Centre | 450 (1,476) | — |
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| The Gateway III | 405 (1,329)[H] | 96 |
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| Hong Kong Wanchai Tower | 400 (1,312) | — | [398][399] |
* Table entries without text indicate that information regarding floor counts have not been determined or remain unknown.
Timeline of tallest buildings edit
This lists buildings that once held the title of tallest building in Hong Kong.
See also edit
Notes edit
- A.1 The figure of 480 counts only buildings with known height figures greater than 150 m (492 ft). There are a number of completed buildings that are at least 50 storeys tall that do not have height figures listed as seen here [1][dead link], here [2][dead link] and here [3][dead link] on Emporis as well as CTBUH. It is possible but not definite that some of these skyscrapers are taller than 150 m (492 ft); thus, it is safe to only be stated that there are at least 480 buildings that are at least 150 m (492 ft) high.
- B.1 2 This building was constructed as the Connaught Centre, but has since been renamed Jardine House.
- C.1 Tower numbers may not be assigned sequentially in Hong Kong's multi-tower complexes due to the number 4 and its meaning in Chinese culture. Hence, it is common practice to skip the label "Tower 4" in complexes with four or more actual towers. A building named "Tower 8" in a complex may not imply that there are eight actual towers in said complex. As an example, a complex of six actual towers may have the first trio of towers be assigned Towers 1, 2, 3 and the second trio Towers 5, 6 and 7. The same may occur for large projects that have four or more phases of development.[405]
- D.1 2 3 4 For groups of two or more interconnected buildings, the height shown refers to the tallest building of the group. The floor count shown refers to that of the tallest building in question.
- E.1 2 3 Due to common practice of skipping floors with the number 4 (e.g. 4, 14, 24, 34, ... and so on) and 13 in Hong Kong, floors may not be labelled sequentially. Thus a building's total count of actual floors may not be equal to the number of the top floor. As an example, one residential tower has a top floor labelled "88", but contains only 42 actual floors. Sources that state the number of the top floor for a building's floor count may overstate the actual number of floors for the building in question. See numbers in Chinese culture, unlucky 13 and thirteenth floor for more background information.[405]
- F.1 Two height figures were given for the Bionic Tower: 1,128 m (3,701 ft) and 1,228 m (4,029 ft). An official figure has not been determined.
- G.1 One design iteration of the Kowloon MTR Tower has a spire that reached 610 m (2,001 ft) in height.
- H.1 Two height figures were given for the Gateway Tower III: 405 m (1,329 ft) and 450 m (1,476 ft). An official figure has not been determined.
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Hong Kong has over 9 000 high rise buildings of which over 4 000 are skyscrapers standing taller than 100 m 328 ft with 554 buildings above 150 m 492 ft according to the Council on Tall Buildings and Urban Habitat 1 2 3 A The tallest building in Hong Kong is the 108 storey International Commerce Centre which stands 484 m 1 588 ft and is the 13th tallest building in the world 4 5 6 The total built up height combined heights of these skyscrapers is approximately 333 8 km 207 mi 7 8 making Hong Kong the world s tallest urban agglomeration Furthermore reflective of the city s high population densities Hong Kong has more inhabitants living at the 15th floor or higher and more buildings of at least 100 m 328 ft and 150 m 492 ft height than any other city in the world 9 2 8 10 Victoria Harbour and the Hong Kong skyline at night taken in June 2019 Most of Hong Kong s buildings are concentrated on the northern shore of Hong Kong Island Kowloon and the new towns satellite towns of the New Territories such as Tsuen Wan and Sha Tin Additional high rises are located along Hong Kong Island s southern shoreline and areas near the stations of the Mass Transit Railway MTR 11 12 13 14 The skyline of Hong Kong Island is famed for its unique arrangement 15 with surrounding mountains and Victoria Harbour complementing the rows of skyscrapers along the shore 2 16 17 Each evening 44 buildings on the shores of Victoria Harbour participate in A Symphony of Lights a synchronised show named by the Guinness Book of World Records as the largest permanent light fixture in the world 7 18 Map all coordinates using OpenStreetMap Download coordinates as KML GPX all coordinates GPX primary coordinates GPX secondary coordinates Contents 1 History 2 Notable buildings 3 Tallest buildings 4 Tallest under construction or proposed 5 Demolished buildings 6 Notable cancelled or vision projects 7 Timeline of tallest buildings 8 See also 9 Notes 10 References 11 External linksHistory editThe first high rise in Hong Kong was the Hong Kong amp Shanghai Bank completed in 1935 The building stood 70 m 230 ft tall with 13 floors and was in use for five decades before being demolished for the construction of the HSBC Main Building 19 High rise construction was limited in the early part of the 20th century However beginning in the 1970s Hong Kong experienced a general trend of high rise building construction that has continued to the present This trend is in large part a result of the city s rugged mountainous terrain and lack of flat land 20 21 The city entered a construction boom in 1980 which lasted roughly until 1993 Among the buildings built during these years are Hopewell Centre 1980 Bank of China Tower 1990 and Central Plaza 1992 three of the territory s tallest buildings upon their respective dates of completion 22 23 24 25 Beginning in 1998 Hong Kong entered a second much larger building boom that lasted until the early 2010s 25 The second boom saw the completion of the International Commerce Centre Two International Finance Centre Nina Tower I and One Island East 16 26 27 28 At the height of the construction boom in 2003 56 skyscrapers over 150 m 492 ft were completed throughout the city The proliferation of multi tower high rise building complexes such as public housing estates and transit oriented developments near MTR stations known as rail property development greatly increased the number of skyscrapers 13 14 25 Unlike previous building trends of the 1980s and early 1990s many high rise buildings of the second boom are for residential use due to a surge in demand for luxury housing properties in Hong Kong In addition the closure of the Kai Tak Airport and the relaxation of height restrictions on the Kowloon Peninsula allowed many tall skyscrapers to rise in Kowloon such as The Masterpiece Victoria Dockside and The Cullinan all of which exceed 200 m 656 ft 29 30 31 32 Skyscrapers also grew in the New Territories such as the developments of Metro Town and LOHAS Park in Tseung Kwan O 33 34 However proposals for large scale building projects slowed down considerably over the 2000s due to a heightened community awareness of skyscraper s effect on urban ecology such as changes to air circulation dubbed as wall effect and air pollution 35 36 37 nbsp Panoramic view of the Kowloon Peninsula skyline with Hong Kong Island in the background Notable buildings edit nbsp Tallest buildings in Hong Kong by pinnacle height International Commerce Centre abbreviated ICC located at 1 Austin Road West Kowloon It is owned and jointly developed by MTR Corporation Limited and Sun Hung Kai Properties as Phase 7 of the Union Square Development Rising 484 m 1 588 ft the ICC is the tallest building in Hong Kong as well as the 13th tallest building in the world Notable tenants include Deutsche Bank Credit Suisse Morgan Stanley ABN AMRO and Accenture 4 5 6 Two International Finance Centre abbreviated 2IFC located above the MTR Hong Kong station at 8 Finance Street Central The 2IFC is currently the second tallest building in Hong Kong at 415 8 m 1 364 ft tall It became the tallest building in Hong Kong upon its completion in 2003 until it was surpassed by the ICC in 2009 It was built as the second phase of the International Finance Centre commercial development Notable tenants include UBS Samsung Electronics Hong Kong Monetary Authority and BNP Paribas 26 38 39 Central Plaza located at 18 Harbour Road Wan Chai The Central Plaza is currently the third tallest building in Hong Kong at a pinnacle height of 373 9 m 1 227 ft It was the tallest building in Hong Kong when it was built in 1992 until it was surpassed by 2IFC in 2003 The Central Plaza was also the tallest building in Asia from 1992 until 1996 surpassed by Shun Hing Square in Shenzhen The building is notable for its unique exterior shape as well as its LIGHTIME lighting system It also houses the world s highest church inside a skyscraper Sky City Church 22 40 41 Bank of China Tower abbreviated BOC Tower located at 1 Garden Road in Central Designed by the Pritzker Prize winning Chinese American architect I M Pei the tower is 315 m 1 033 ft high with two masts reaching 367 4 m 1 205 ft high It is currently the fourth tallest building in Hong Kong It was the tallest building outside of the United States from 1990 to 1992 and was the first building outside of the United States to pass the 305 m 1 001 ft mark The exterior design of the building resembles bamboo shoots symbolizing livelihood and prosperity in Feng Shui 23 42 43 Cheung Kong Center at 2 Queen s Road Central Central Standing 282 8 m 928 ft tall and completed in 1999 this skyscraper is the headquarters of Cheung Kong Holdings The building s top floor contains a private residence for Cheung Kong Holdings billionaire Chairman Li Ka Shing 44 45 46 The Center located at 99 Queen s Road Central Central Completed in 1998 and standing 346 m 1 135 ft tall this building was one of the first large urban renewal projects undertaken by the Land Development Corporation now the Urban Renewal Authority The skyscraper s unique structure is entirely composed of steel and lacks a reinforced concrete core 47 48 49 Hopewell Centre located at 183 Queen s Road East Wanchai At 222 m 728 ft tall the Hopewell Centre was the tallest building in both Hong Kong and Asia when it was completed in 1980 The building signifies the eastern expansion of Hong Kong s central business district The Hopewell Centre has a unique cylindrical shaped design with a revolving restaurant on the 62nd level of the building Designed by Sir Gordon Wu chairman of Hopewell Holdings the building serves as the headquarters of his company 24 50 51 HSBC Main Building also known as HSBC Tower located at 1 Queen s Road Central Central The building standing 178 8 m 587 ft tall is the headquarters of HSBC and is the fourth generation of their headquarters Designed by the famed British architect Norman Foster the building took seven years to complete and is noted as being the most expensive building in the world at completion at HK 5 2 billion US 668 million in 1985 Together with Statue Square the building also serves as a gathering place for thousands of Filipino domestic workers during weekends and holidays 52 53 54 Jardine House originally called Connaught Centre B located at 1 Connaught Place Central Upon completion in 1973 the 178 5 m 586 ft tall skyscraper was the tallest building in Hong Kong and Asia The building features round windows as opposed to traditional rectangular windows for a stronger curtain wall and thinner structural frame These round windows also earned the building a nickname of The House of a Thousand Arseholes 55 56 57 58 59 nbsp Hong Kong Island viewed from Victoria Harbour waterfront Tallest buildings editThis lists ranks Hong Kong skyscrapers that stand at least 180 m 591 ft tall based on standard height measurement This includes spires and architectural details but does not include antenna masts The Year column indicates the year in which a building was completed Rank Name C Image Height D m ft Floors D E Use Year Coordinates Notes 1 International Commerce Centre nbsp 484 1 588 108 Hotel Office 2010 22 18 12 21 N 114 09 36 61 E 22 3033917 N 114 1601694 E 22 3033917 114 1601694 International Commerce Centre 13th tallest building in the world Tallest building in Hong Kong since 2010 tallest building completed in the 2010s 4 5 6 World s highest Hotel from 2011 to 2020 The Ritz Carlton Hong Kong 2 Two International Finance Centre nbsp 416 1 364 88 Office 2003 22 17 07 09 N 114 09 33 37 E 22 2853028 N 114 1592694 E 22 2853028 114 1592694 Two International Finance Centre 38th tallest building in the world Tallest building in Hong Kong from 2003 to 2010 Remains tallest building on Hong Kong Island Tallest building completed in the 2000s 26 38 39 3 Central Plaza nbsp 374 1 227 78 Office 1992 22 16 48 00 N 114 10 25 00 E 22 2800000 N 114 1736111 E 22 2800000 114 1736111 Central Plaza Tallest building in the world outside of the United States from 1992 to 1996 World s tallest reinforced concrete building until the completion of CITIC Plaza in 1997 Tallest building completed in the 1990s Houses the highest church in the world 22 40 41 60 4 Bank of China Tower nbsp 367 1 205 70 Office 1990 22 16 45 00 N 114 09 41 00 E 22 2791667 N 114 1613889 E 22 2791667 114 1613889 Bank of China Tower First building outside of the United States to rise taller than 305 m 1 001 ft in height Stood as the tallest building in the world outside of Chicago and New York City upon completion 23 42 43 5 The Center nbsp 346 1 135 73 Office 1998 22 17 05 00 N 114 09 16 00 E 22 2847222 N 114 1544444 E 22 2847222 114 1544444 The Centre 47 48 49 6 Nina Tower nbsp 320 1 050 80 Hotel Office 2007 22 22 07 00 N 114 06 47 00 E 22 3686111 N 114 1130556 E 22 3686111 114 1130556 Nina Tower Tallest building in Tsuen Wan 27 61 7 One Island East nbsp 298 978 68 Office 2008 22 17 09 80 N 114 12 48 10 E 22 2860556 N 114 2133611 E 22 2860556 114 2133611 One Island East 28 62 8 Victoria Dockside nbsp 284 931 65 Hotel Office 2017 22 17 41 72 N 114 10 32 84 E 22 2949222 N 114 1757889 E 22 2949222 114 1757889 Victoria Dockside This project contains Rosewood Hotels amp Resorts 63 64 9 Cheung Kong Centre nbsp 283 928 63 Office 1999 22 16 46 00 N 114 09 37 00 E 22 2794444 N 114 1602778 E 22 2794444 114 1602778 Cheung Kong Centre 44 45 46 10 The Cullinan North Tower nbsp 270 886 68 Residential 2008 22 18 20 84 N 114 09 39 28 E 22 3057889 N 114 1609111 E 22 3057889 114 1609111 The Cullinan North Tower Tallest completed all residential building in Hong Kong 65 66 The Cullinan South Tower 270 886 68 Hotel Residential 2008 22 18 17 40 N 114 09 38 26 E 22 3048333 N 114 1606278 E 22 3048333 114 1606278 The Cullinan South Tower 66 67 12 The Masterpiece nbsp 261 856 64 Hotel Residential 2008 22 17 51 00 N 114 10 26 00 E 22 2975000 N 114 1738889 E 22 2975000 114 1738889 The Masterpiece This building is also known as the Hanoi Road Redevelopment 68 69 13 Sorrento 1 nbsp 256 841 75 Residential 2003 22 18 24 24 N 114 09 40 92 E 22 3067333 N 114 1613667 E 22 3067333 114 1613667 Sorrento 1 29 70 14 Langham Place Office Tower nbsp 255 837 59 Office 2004 22 19 07 81 N 114 10 06 49 E 22 3188361 N 114 1684694 E 22 3188361 114 1684694 Langham Place Office Tower 30 71 15 Highcliff nbsp 252 828 73 Residential 2003 22 15 54 00 N 114 11 03 00 E 22 2650000 N 114 1841667 E 22 2650000 114 1841667 Highcliff Locally referred to as The Chopsticks due to an extremely slender profile 72 73 16 The Harbourside nbsp 251 824 74 Residential 2004 22 18 11 05 N 114 09 41 40 E 22 3030694 N 114 1615000 E 22 3030694 114 1615000 The Harbourside 31 74 17 Manulife Plaza nbsp 240 788 52 Office 1998 22 16 42 00 N 114 11 04 60 E 22 2783333 N 114 1846111 E 22 2783333 114 1846111 Manulife Plaza 75 76 18 Sorrento 2 nbsp 236 773 66 Residential 2003 22 18 23 97 N 114 09 42 55 E 22 3066583 N 114 1618194 E 22 3066583 114 1618194 Sorrento 2 70 77 19 The Hermitage 1 3 nbsp 234 767 62 Residential 2011 22 19 03 66 N 114 09 54 22 E 22 3176833 N 114 1650611 E 22 3176833 114 1650611 The Hermitage 1 3 78 79 20 The Harbourfront Landmark nbsp 233 763 67 Residential 2001 22 18 12 00 N 114 11 35 00 E 22 3033333 N 114 1930556 E 22 3033333 114 1930556 The Harbourfront Landmark 80 81 21 The Arch nbsp 231 758 65 Residential 2005 22 18 12 24 N 114 09 46 73 E 22 3034000 N 114 1629806 E 22 3034000 114 1629806 The Arch 82 83 22 LOHAS Park Phase 5A Malibu Tower 1 nbsp 229 751 66 Residential 2019 22 17 46 80 N 114 16 03 93 E 22 2963333 N 114 2677583 E 22 2963333 114 2677583 LOHAS Park Malibu Tower 1 84 23 One Taikoo Place nbsp 229 750 48 Office 2018 22 17 14 78 N 114 12 46 06 E 22 2874389 N 114 2127944 E 22 2874389 114 2127944 Somerset House Redevelopment This project is also known as Taikoo Place Redevelopment Phase 2A Building 85 86 87 24 Cosco Tower nbsp 228 748 53 Office 1998 22 17 07 55 N 114 09 11 12 E 22 2854306 N 114 1530889 E 22 2854306 114 1530889 Cosco Tower 88 89 25 LOHAS Park Phase 5A Malibu Tower 2 nbsp 227 745 65 Residential 2019 22 17 46 97 N 114 16 05 59 E 22 2963806 N 114 2682194 E 22 2963806 114 2682194 LOHAS Park Malibu Tower 2 90 26 The Belcher s Tower 5 nbsp 227 744 61 Residential 2001 22 17 06 28 N 114 08 01 35 E 22 2850778 N 114 1337083 E 22 2850778 114 1337083 The Belcher s Tower 5 91 92 The Belcher s Tower 6 227 744 61 Residential 2001 22 17 07 77 N 114 08 00 34 E 22 2854917 N 114 1334278 E 22 2854917 114 1334278 The Belcher s Tower 6 92 93 28 Hopewell Centre nbsp 222 728 64 Office 1980 22 16 28 25 N 114 10 17 76 E 22 2745139 N 114 1716000 E 22 2745139 114 1716000 Hopewell Centre Tallest building completed in the 1980s 24 50 51 29 The Belcher s Tower 1 nbsp 221 724 63 Residential 2000 22 17 04 89 N 114 07 57 41 E 22 2846917 N 114 1326139 E 22 2846917 114 1326139 The Belcher s Tower 1 92 94 The Belcher s Tower 2 221 724 63 Residential 2000 22 17 04 54 N 114 07 58 85 E 22 2845944 N 114 1330139 E 22 2845944 114 1330139 The Belcher s Tower 2 92 95 31 Tregunter 3 nbsp 220 721 66 Residential 1993 22 16 27 67 N 114 09 09 86 E 22 2743528 N 114 1527389 E 22 2743528 114 1527389 Tregunter 3 World s tallest residential building from 1993 to 2001 96 97 32 The Summit nbsp 220 721 65 Residential 2001 22 15 55 90 N 114 11 01 00 E 22 2655278 N 114 1836111 E 22 2655278 114 1836111 The Summit Locally referred to as The Chopsticks due to an extremely slender profile 98 99 33 Grand Promenade 2 5 nbsp 219 718 66 Residential 2005 22 17 06 85 N 114 13 28 42 E 22 2852361 N 114 2245611 E 22 2852361 114 2245611 Grand Promenade 2 5 100 101 34 Sorrento 3 nbsp 218 715 64 Residential 2003 22 18 23 06 N 114 09 44 93 E 22 3064056 N 114 1624806 E 22 3064056 114 1624806 Sorrento 3 70 102 35 LOHAS Park Phase 5A Malibu Tower 3 nbsp 216 709 62 Residential 2019 22 17 47 34 N 114 16 07 05 E 22 2964833 N 114 2686250 E 22 2964833 114 2686250 LOHAS Park Malibu Tower 3 103 36 Chelsea Court Tower North nbsp 215 705 59 Residential 2005 22 21 59 87 N 114 07 02 15 E 22 3666306 N 114 1172639 E 22 3666306 114 1172639 Chelsea Court Tower North 104 105 Chelsea Court Tower West 215 705 59 Residential 2005 22 22 00 49 N 114 07 01 26 E 22 3668028 N 114 1170167 E 22 3668028 114 1170167 Chelsea Court Tower West 106 107 LOHAS Park Phase 2B Le Prime Towers 6 8 nbsp 215 705 66 Residential 2011 22 17 39 31 N 114 16 19 82 E 22 2942528 N 114 2721722 E 22 2942528 114 2721722 LOHAS Park Phase 2B Le Prime Towers 6 8 Each of the three interconnected buildings have different names for the left and right sides 108 109 110 Tower 6 L Oxford R Primroses 111 112 Tower 7 L Vision R Pink Orchard 113 114 Tower 8 L Sunshine R Flora 115 116 39 Sun Hung Kai Centre nbsp 215 704 56 Office 1981 22 16 48 80 N 114 10 37 01 E 22 2802222 N 114 1769472 E 22 2802222 114 1769472 Sun Hung Kai Centre 117 118 40 The Belcher s Tower 3 nbsp 214 704 61 Residential 2001 22 17 04 91 N 114 08 01 98 E 22 2846972 N 114 1338833 E 22 2846972 114 1338833 The Belcher s Tower 3 92 119 The Belcher s Tower 8 214 704 61 Residential 2001 22 17 08 98 N 114 07 59 75 E 22 2858278 N 114 1332639 E 22 2858278 114 1332639 The Belcher s Tower 8 92 120 42 The Hermitage 6 8 nbsp 214 701 56 Residential 2011 22 19 03 57 N 114 09 50 30 E 22 3176583 N 114 1639722 E 22 3176583 114 1639722 The Hermitage 6 8 79 121 43 Island Shangri La nbsp 213 700 57 Hotel 1991 22 16 38 00 N 114 09 51 00 E 22 2772222 N 114 1641667 E 22 2772222 114 1641667 Island Shangri La This building is the tallest completed all hotel building in the city 122 123 44 Victoria Towers 1 nbsp 213 699 62 Residential 2003 22 18 07 67 N 114 10 05 46 E 22 3021306 N 114 1681833 E 22 3021306 114 1681833 Victoria Towers 1 124 125 Victoria Towers 2 213 699 62 Residential 2003 22 18 08 89 N 114 10 06 34 E 22 3024694 N 114 1684278 E 22 3024694 114 1684278 Victoria Towers 2 125 126 Victoria Towers 3 213 699 62 Residential 2003 22 18 09 70 N 114 10 07 62 E 22 3026944 N 114 1687833 E 22 3026944 114 1687833 Victoria Towers 3 125 127 Shining Heights nbsp 213 699 55 Residential 2009 22 19 31 19 N 114 09 44 52 E 22 3253306 N 114 1623667 E 22 3253306 114 1623667 Shining Heights 128 48 Sorrento 5 nbsp 212 696 62 Residential 2003 22 18 22 57 N 114 09 46 18 E 22 3062694 N 114 1628278 E 22 3062694 114 1628278 Sorrento 5 70 129 Indi Home nbsp 212 696 56 Residential 2005 22 21 58 25 N 114 07 05 70 E 22 3661806 N 114 1182500 E 22 3661806 114 1182500 Indi Home 130 131 132 50 LOHAS Park Phase 6 LP6 Towers 1 3 5 nbsp 212 695 63 Residential 2020 22 17 32 76 N 114 16 11 01 E 22 2924333 N 114 2697250 E 22 2924333 114 2697250 LOHAS Park Phase 6 LP6 Towers 1 3 5 133 134 135 136 51 One International Finance Centre nbsp 210 689 38 Office 1998 22 17 06 52 N 114 09 24 68 E 22 2851444 N 114 1568556 E 22 2851444 114 1568556 One International Finance Centre 137 138 LOHAS Park Phase 1 The Capitol Tower 1 nbsp 210 689 61 Residential 2009 22 17 42 86 N 114 16 17 25 E 22 2952389 N 114 2714583 E 22 2952389 114 2714583 LOHAS Park Phase 1 The Capitol Tower 1 The left side of this building is known as Banff Tower while the right side is known as Florence Tower 34 139 140 LOHAS Park Phase 1 The Capitol Tower 2 210 689 61 Residential 2009 22 17 44 41 N 114 16 17 78 E 22 2956694 N 114 2716056 E 22 2956694 114 2716056 LOHAS Park Phase 1 The Capitol Tower 2 The left side of this building is known as Lucerne Tower while the right side is known as Madrid Tower 34 141 142 LOHAS Park Phase 3A Hemera Tower 1 nbsp 210 689 60 Residential 2014 22 17 47 72 N 114 16 09 82 E 22 2965889 N 114 2693944 E 22 2965889 114 2693944 LOHAS Park Phase 3A Hemera Tower 1 This building is also known as Diamond Tower 143 144 LOHAS Park Phase 3A Hemera Tower 2 210 689 60 Residential 2014 22 17 48 62 N 114 16 11 20 E 22 2968389 N 114 2697778 E 22 2968389 114 2697778 LOHAS Park Phase 3A Hemera Tower 2 This building is also known as Emerald Tower 145 146 56 Grand Promenade 1 nbsp 209 686 63 Residential 2005 22 17 06 08 N 114 13 26 75 E 22 2850222 N 114 2240972 E 22 2850222 114 2240972 Grand Promenade 1 101 147 148 Grand Promenade 6 209 686 63 Residential 2005 22 17 05 93 N 114 13 30 34 E 22 2849806 N 114 2250944 E 22 2849806 114 2250944 Grand Promenade 6 101 149 150 58 MetroPlaza Tower 2 nbsp 209 685 47 Office 1992 22 21 26 95 N 114 07 34 83 E 22 3574861 N 114 1263417 E 22 3574861 114 1263417 MetroPlaza Tower 2 151 152 LOHAS Park Phase 2C Le Splendeur Towers 9 11 nbsp 209 685 63 Residential 2012 22 17 41 05 N 114 16 23 08 E 22 2947361 N 114 2730778 E 22 2947361 114 2730778 LOHAS Park Phase 2C Le Splendeur Towers 9 11 Each of the three interconnected buildings have different names for the left and right sides 153 154 155 Tower 9 L Almond Blossom R Bouquet 156 157 Tower 10 L Flamingos R Irises 158 159 Tower 11 L Meadowland R Morning Haze 160 161 60 Airside nbsp 207 679 48 Office 2023 22 19 51 37 N 114 11 52 07 E 22 3309361 N 114 1977972 E 22 3309361 114 1977972 Airside 60 Sorrento 6 nbsp 206 676 60 Residential 2003 22 18 22 08 N 114 09 47 69 E 22 3061333 N 114 1632472 E 22 3061333 114 1632472 Sorrento 6 70 162 Bellagio Tower 1 5 nbsp 206 676 64 Residential 2005 22 21 57 31 N 114 03 43 04 E 22 3659194 N 114 0619556 E 22 3659194 114 0619556 Bellagio Tower 1 5 163 LOHAS Park Phase 1 The Capitol Tower 3 nbsp 206 676 59 Residential 2009 22 17 46 03 N 114 16 18 23 E 22 2961194 N 114 2717306 E 22 2961194 114 2717306 LOHAS Park Phase 1 The Capitol Tower 3 The left side of this building is known as Milan Tower while the right side is known as Montreal Tower 34 164 165 LOHAS Park Phase 1 The Capitol Tower 5 206 676 59 Residential 2009 22 17 47 35 N 114 16 18 77 E 22 2964861 N 114 2718806 E 22 2964861 114 2718806 LOHAS Park Phase 1 The Capitol Tower 5 The left side of this building is known as Oslo Tower while the right side is known as Venice Tower 34 166 167 64 Citibank Plaza nbsp 206 674 47 Office 1992 22 16 43 32 N 114 09 38 52 E 22 2787000 N 114 1607000 E 22 2787000 114 1607000 Hong Kong Police Headquarters May Arsenal House 168 169 May House nbsp 206 674 47 Government 2004 22 16 43 59 N 114 10 04 66 E 22 2787750 N 114 1679611 E 22 2787750 114 1679611 Hong Kong Police Headquarters May Arsenal House This building is also known as Arsenal House 170 171 Primrose Hill Tower 3 nbsp 206 674 62 Residential 2010 22 22 20 96 N 114 07 48 13 E 22 3724889 N 114 1300361 E 22 3724889 114 1300361 Primrose Hill Tower 3 172 67 Four Seasons Place nbsp 205 673 55 Hotel Residential 2005 22 17 11 57 N 114 09 24 60 E 22 2865472 N 114 1568333 E 22 2865472 114 1568333 Four Seasons Hotel Hong Kong 173 174 Metro Town Tower 1 nbsp 205 673 62 Residential 2006 22 18 17 58 N 114 15 09 78 E 22 3048833 N 114 2527167 E 22 3048833 114 2527167 Metro Town Tower 1 175 176 Metro Town Tower 2 205 673 62 Residential 2006 22 18 16 63 N 114 15 08 74 E 22 3046194 N 114 2524278 E 22 3046194 114 2524278 Metro Town Tower 2 176 177 178 70 Hysan Place nbsp 204 670 36 Office Retail 2012 22 16 47 28 N 114 11 00 96 E 22 2798000 N 114 1836000 E 22 2798000 114 1836000 Hysan Place This building is the first pre certified LEED platinum building in Hong Kong 179 180 71 Island Resort Tower 1 2 nbsp 202 663 60 Residential 2001 22 15 59 25 N 114 15 00 52 E 22 2664583 N 114 2501444 E 22 2664583 114 2501444 Island Resort Tower 1 2 181 182 Island Resort Tower 3 5 202 663 60 Residential 2001 22 15 56 13 N 114 15 05 14 E 22 2655917 N 114 2514278 E 22 2655917 114 2514278 Island Resort Tower 3 5 181 183 Island Resort Tower 6 7 202 663 60 Residential 2001 22 15 58 36 N 114 15 05 20 E 22 2662111 N 114 2514444 E 22 2662111 114 2514444 Island Resort Tower 6 7 181 184 Island Resort Tower 8 9 202 663 60 Residential 2001 22 16 00 15 N 114 15 02 77 E 22 2667083 N 114 2507694 E 22 2667083 114 2507694 Island Resort Tower 8 9 181 185 The Dynasty Tower 1 nbsp 202 663 51 Residential 2009 22 22 04 60 N 114 06 50 64 E 22 3679444 N 114 1140667 E 22 3679444 114 1140667 The Dynasty Tower 1 186 The Dynasty Tower 2 202 663 51 Residential 2009 22 22 04 60 N 114 06 50 64 E 22 3679444 N 114 1140667 E 22 3679444 114 1140667 The Dynasty Tower 2 187 77 China Online Centre nbsp 201 660 52 Office 2000 22 16 45 16 N 114 10 42 10 E 22 2792111 N 114 1783611 E 22 2792111 114 1783611 China Online Centre 188 189 78 LOHAS Park Phase 1 The Capitol Tower 6 nbsp 200 656 57 Residential 2009 22 17 49 00 N 114 16 19 61 E 22 2969444 N 114 2721139 E 22 2969444 114 2721139 LOHAS Park Phase 1 The Capitol Tower 6 The left side of this building is known as Vienna Tower while the right side is known as Whistler Tower 34 190 191 LOHAS Park Phase 2A Le Prestige Towers 1 3 5 nbsp 200 656 61 Residential 2010 22 17 35 19 N 114 16 21 45 E 22 2931083 N 114 2726250 E 22 2931083 114 2726250 LOHAS Park Phase 2A Le Prestige Towers 1 3 5 Each of the four interconnected buildings have different names for the left and right sides 192 193 Tower 1 L Moon Light R Mona Lisa 194 195 Tower 2 L Swan Lake R Sunflower 196 197 Tower 3 L Four Seasons R Starry Night 198 199 Tower 5 L Blue Danube R Water Lilies 200 201 80 Conrad Hong Kong Hotel nbsp 199 653 61 Hotel Residential 1991 22 16 36 28 N 114 09 54 48 E 22 2767444 N 114 1651333 E 22 2767444 114 1651333 Conrad Hong Kong Hotel 202 203 81 Queensway Government Offices nbsp 199 652 56 Office 1985 22 16 40 00 N 114 09 50 00 E 22 2777778 N 114 1638889 E 22 2777778 114 1638889 Queensway Government Offices 204 205 82 Le Point Tower 06 nbsp 198 651 60 Residential 2008 22 18 15 67 N 114 15 04 62 E 22 3043528 N 114 2512833 E 22 3043528 114 2512833 Le Point Tower 6 206 Le Point Tower 07 198 651 60 Residential 2008 22 18 16 37 N 114 15 04 15 E 22 3045472 N 114 2511528 E 22 3045472 114 2511528 Le Point Tower 7 206 84 Bellagio Tower 6 9 nbsp 198 650 60 Residential 2002 22 22 00 54 N 114 03 39 50 E 22 3668167 N 114 0609722 E 22 3668167 114 0609722 Bellagio Tower 6 9 207 85 The Merton 1 nbsp 197 646 59 Residential 2005 22 17 00 30 N 114 07 34 22 E 22 2834167 N 114 1261722 E 22 2834167 114 1261722 The Merton 1 208 209 86 Wharf Cable Tower nbsp 197 645 41 Office Industrial 1993 22 22 22 70 N 114 06 25 70 E 22 3729722 N 114 1071389 E 22 3729722 114 1071389 Cable TV Tower Tallest mixed office and industrial building in the city 210 211 87 Aigburth nbsp 196 643 48 Residential 1999 22 16 24 71 N 114 09 10 98 E 22 2735306 N 114 1530500 E 22 2735306 114 1530500 Aigburth Hong Kong 212 213 88 Vision City 2 nbsp 195 640 54 Residential 2007 22 22 12 50 N 114 06 48 81 E 22 3701389 N 114 1135583 E 22 3701389 114 1135583 Vision City 2 214 215 Vision City 3 195 640 54 Residential 2007 22 22 13 44 N 114 06 49 59 E 22 3704000 N 114 1137750 E 22 3704000 114 1137750 Vision City 3 215 216 Vision City 5 195 640 54 Residential 2007 22 22 14 32 N 114 06 50 88 E 22 3706444 N 114 1141333 E 22 3706444 114 1141333 Vision City 5 This building is also known as Vision City Tower 4 215 217 Le Point Tower 08 nbsp 195 640 59 Residential 2008 22 18 17 74 N 114 15 05 49 E 22 3049278 N 114 2515250 E 22 3049278 114 2515250 Le Point Tower 8 218 Le Point Tower 09 195 640 59 Residential 2008 22 18 18 81 N 114 15 06 59 E 22 3052250 N 114 2518306 E 22 3052250 114 2518306 Le Point Tower 9 218 Le Point Tower 10 195 640 59 Residential 2008 22 18 19 88 N 114 15 07 69 E 22 3055222 N 114 2521361 E 22 3055222 114 2521361 Le Point Tower 10 218 94 Times Square Natwest Tower nbsp 194 636 48 Office 1993 22 16 41 74 N 114 10 57 67 E 22 2782611 N 114 1826861 E 22 2782611 114 1826861 Times Square Natwest Tower 219 220 95 Manhattan Hill 1 2 nbsp 193 633 51 Residential 2007 22 20 02 78 N 114 08 32 05 E 22 3341056 N 114 1422361 E 22 3341056 114 1422361 Manhattan Hill 1 2 221 222 96 LOHAS Park Phase 4B Wings At Sea Tower 5 nbsp 193 632 53 Residential 2018 22 17 34 62 N 114 16 13 97 E 22 2929500 N 114 2705472 E 22 2929500 114 2705472 LOHAS Park Wings At Sea Tower 5 223 97 Vision City 1 nbsp 192 630 53 Residential 2007 22 22 10 90 N 114 06 48 16 E 22 3696944 N 114 1133778 E 22 3696944 114 1133778 Vision City 1 215 224 98 39 Conduit Road nbsp 192 629 42 Residential 2009 22 16 54 95 N 114 08 47 84 E 22 2819306 N 114 1466222 E 22 2819306 114 1466222 39 Conduit Road 225 99 Banyan Garden 2 nbsp 191 628 57 Residential 2003 22 20 03 88 N 114 08 49 51 E 22 3344111 N 114 1470861 E 22 3344111 114 1470861 Banyan Garden 2 226 227 Banyan Garden 6 191 628 57 Residential 2003 22 20 04 15 N 114 08 52 89 E 22 3344861 N 114 1480250 E 22 3344861 114 1480250 Banyan Garden 6 227 228 Banyan Garden 7 191 628 57 Residential 2003 22 20 05 28 N 114 08 52 80 E 22 3348000 N 114 1480000 E 22 3348000 114 1480000 Banyan Garden 7 227 229 The Pacifica 6 nbsp 191 628 58 Residential 2005 22 20 02 76 N 114 09 00 54 E 22 3341000 N 114 1501500 E 22 3341000 114 1501500 The Pacifica 6 230 231 The Pacifica 7 191 628 58 Residential 2005 22 20 02 62 N 114 08 58 53 E 22 3340611 N 114 1495917 E 22 3340611 114 1495917 The Pacifica 7 232 233 104 LOHAS Park Phase 3A Hemera Tower 3 nbsp 190 624 54 Residential 2014 22 17 49 31 N 114 16 12 82 E 22 2970306 N 114 2702278 E 22 2970306 114 2702278 LOHAS Park Phase 3A Hemera Tower 3 This building is also known as Amber Tower 234 235 LOHAS Park Phase 3A Hemera Tower 5 190 624 54 Residential 2014 22 17 49 90 N 114 16 14 04 E 22 2971944 N 114 2705667 E 22 2971944 114 2705667 LOHAS Park Phase 3A Hemera Tower 5 This building is also known as Topaz Tower 236 237 106 Cullinan West Phase 5 Tower 6 190 623 56 Residential 2020 22 19 40 29 N 114 09 10 51 E 22 3278583 N 114 1529194 E 22 3278583 114 1529194 Cullinan West Phase 5 Tower 6 238 Cullinan West Phase 5 Tower 7 190 623 56 Residential 2020 22 19 41 22 N 114 09 09 34 E 22 3281167 N 114 1525944 E 22 3281167 114 1525944 Cullinan West Phase 5 Tower 7 239 Cullinan West Phase 5 Tower 8 190 623 56 Residential 2020 22 19 41 91 N 114 09 08 43 E 22 3283083 N 114 1523417 E 22 3283083 114 1523417 Cullinan West Phase 5 Tower 8 240 109 Primrose Hill Tower 2 nbsp 190 622 55 Residential 2010 22 22 20 21 N 114 07 47 35 E 22 3722806 N 114 1298194 E 22 3722806 114 1298194 Primrose Hill Tower 2 241 110 The Centrium nbsp 189 620 41 Office 2001 22 16 50 56 N 114 09 16 88 E 22 2807111 N 114 1546889 E 22 2807111 114 1546889 The Centrium 242 243 The Merton 2 nbsp 189 620 55 Residential 2005 22 16 59 31 N 114 07 34 43 E 22 2831417 N 114 1262306 E 22 2831417 114 1262306 The Merton 2 244 112 One Exchange Square nbsp 188 617 52 Office 1985 22 17 00 00 N 114 09 30 51 E 22 2833333 N 114 1584750 E 22 2833333 114 1584750 One Exchange Square 245 Two Exchange Square 188 617 52 Office 1985 22 17 01 86 N 114 09 30 18 E 22 2838500 N 114 1583833 E 22 2838500 114 1583833 Two Exchange Square 246 Oxford House Time Warner 188 617 41 Office 1999 22 17 12 58 N 114 12 49 64 E 22 2868278 N 114 2137889 E 22 2868278 114 2137889 Oxford House Time Warner 247 Metro Town Tower 3 nbsp 188 617 57 Residential 2006 22 18 15 76 N 114 15 07 75 E 22 3043778 N 114 2521528 E 22 3043778 114 2521528 Metro Town Tower 3 176 248 249 Metro Town Tower 5 188 617 57 Residential 2006 22 18 14 34 N 114 15 05 95 E 22 3039833 N 114 2516528 E 22 3039833 114 2516528 Metro Town Tower 5 This building is known as Metro Town Tower 4 176 250 251 117 9 Queen s Road Central nbsp 187 614 39 Office 1991 22 16 49 09 N 114 09 30 56 E 22 2803028 N 114 1584889 E 22 2803028 114 1584889 9 Queen s Road Central 252 253 Millennium City 5 nbsp 187 614 45 Office 2004 22 18 44 44 N 114 13 30 53 E 22 3123444 N 114 2251472 E 22 3123444 114 2251472 Millennium City 5 254 255 Landmark East Tower 1 nbsp 187 614 43 Office 2008 22 18 43 30 N 114 13 23 50 E 22 3120278 N 114 2231944 E 22 3120278 114 2231944 Landmark East Tower 1 256 Landmark East Tower 2 187 614 43 Hotel Office 2008 22 18 44 52 N 114 13 20 43 E 22 3123667 N 114 2223417 E 22 3123667 114 2223417 Landmark East Tower 2 257 121 Entertainment Building nbsp 187 612 33 Office 1993 22 16 53 40 N 114 09 23 50 E 22 2815000 N 114 1565278 E 22 2815000 114 1565278 Entertainment Building 258 259 Manhattan Hill 3 nbsp 187 612 48 Residential 2007 22 20 04 72 N 114 08 32 49 E 22 3346444 N 114 1423583 E 22 3346444 114 1423583 Manhattan Hill 3 260 261 Manhattan Hill 5 187 612 48 Residential 2007 22 20 06 32 N 114 08 32 77 E 22 3350889 N 114 1424361 E 22 3350889 114 1424361 Manhattan Hill 5 262 263 Manhattan Hill 6 187 612 48 Residential 2007 22 20 08 01 N 114 08 33 26 E 22 3355583 N 114 1425722 E 22 3355583 114 1425722 Manhattan Hill 6 264 265 Festival City III Tower 5 nbsp 187 612 58 Residential 2011 22 22 18 93 N 114 10 39 77 E 22 3719250 N 114 1777139 E 22 3719250 114 1777139 Festival City III Tower 5 266 126 Lippo Centre II nbsp 186 610 48 Office 1988 22 16 45 27 N 114 09 48 25 E 22 2792417 N 114 1634028 E 22 2792417 114 1634028 Lippo Centre II 267 268 8 Clearwater Bay Road nbsp 186 610 53 Residential 2005 22 20 02 34 N 114 12 35 53 E 22 3339833 N 114 2098694 E 22 3339833 114 2098694 8 Clearwater Bay Road 269 128 The Westpoint nbsp 186 609 41 Office 1999 22 17 16 44 N 114 08 23 28 E 22 2879000 N 114 1398000 E 22 2879000 114 1398000 The Westpoint 270 271 129 Standard Chartered Bank Building nbsp 185 607 42 Office 1990 22 16 48 26 N 114 09 32 55 E 22 2800722 N 114 1590417 E 22 2800722 114 1590417 Standard Chartered Bank Building 272 Sino Plaza nbsp 185 607 38 Office 1992 22 16 52 93 N 114 10 56 03 E 22 2813694 N 114 1822306 E 22 2813694 114 1822306 Sino Plaza 273 274 Manhattan Heights nbsp 185 607 55 Residential 2000 22 17 01 00 N 114 07 38 30 E 22 2836111 N 114 1273056 E 22 2836111 114 1273056 Manhattan Heights 275 276 AIA Central nbsp 185 607 40 Office 2005 22 16 52 50 N 114 09 42 50 E 22 2812500 N 114 1618056 E 22 2812500 114 1618056 AIA Central This building was formerly known as AIG Tower 277 278 133 Festival City III Tower 1 nbsp 185 606 58 Residential 2011 22 22 16 13 N 114 10 35 56 E 22 3711472 N 114 1765444 E 22 3711472 114 1765444 Festival City III Tower 1 279 Festival City III Tower 2 185 606 58 Residential 2011 22 22 17 18 N 114 10 36 97 E 22 3714389 N 114 1769361 E 22 3714389 114 1769361 Festival City III Tower 2 280 Festival City III Tower 3 185 606 58 Residential 2011 22 22 18 12 N 114 10 38 33 E 22 3717000 N 114 1773139 E 22 3717000 114 1773139 Festival City III Tower 3 281 136 Manhattan Place nbsp 185 605 40 Office 2008 22 19 11 49 N 114 12 37 11 E 22 3198583 N 114 2103083 E 22 3198583 114 2103083 Manhattan Place 282 137 Ocean Pointe nbsp 184 603 54 Residential 2001 22 21 56 52 N 114 03 44 64 E 22 3657000 N 114 0624000 E 22 3657000 114 0624000 Ocean Pointe 283 284 138 Cadogan nbsp 184 602 49 Residential 2014 22 16 55 49 N 114 07 35 42 E 22 2820806 N 114 1265056 E 22 2820806 114 1265056 Cadogan 285 139 Vision City 6 nbsp 183 600 50 Residential 2007 22 22 14 42 N 114 06 52 19 E 22 3706722 N 114 1144972 E 22 3706722 114 1144972 Vision City 6 This building is also known as Vision City Tower 5 215 286 LOHAS Park Phase 4B Wings At Sea Tower 3 nbsp 183 600 50 Residential 2018 22 17 34 83 N 114 16 16 17 E 22 2930083 N 114 2711583 E 22 2930083 114 2711583 LOHAS Park Wings At Sea Tower 3 287 141 Banyan Garden 5 nbsp 183 599 54 Residential 2003 22 20 02 62 N 114 08 52 73 E 22 3340611 N 114 1479806 E 22 3340611 114 1479806 Banyan Garden 5 227 288 142 Chelsea Court Tower South nbsp 182 598 51 Residential 2005 22 22 00 61 N 114 06 59 04 E 22 3668361 N 114 1164000 E 22 3668361 114 1164000 Chelsea Court Tower South 289 143 Three Pacific Place nbsp 182 597 40 Office 2004 22 16 36 40 N 114 10 05 37 E 22 2767778 N 114 1681583 E 22 2767778 114 1681583 Three Pacific Place 290 291 Branksome Crest nbsp 182 597 47 Residential 2003 22 16 22 35 N 114 09 18 59 E 22 2728750 N 114 1551639 E 22 2728750 114 1551639 Branksome Crest 292 145 One Silversea 1 8 nbsp 182 596 45 Residential 2006 22 19 02 83 N 114 09 20 20 E 22 3174528 N 114 1556111 E 22 3174528 114 1556111 One Silversea 1 8 293 294 295 146 Convention Plaza Office Tower nbsp 181 595 50 Office 1990 22 16 50 41 N 114 10 26 34 E 22 2806694 N 114 1739833 E 22 2806694 114 1739833 Convention Plaza Office Tower 296 297 The Pavilia Bay Tower 1 nbsp 181 595 51 Residential 2018 22 21 57 34 N 114 06 43 16 E 22 3659278 N 114 1119889 E 22 3659278 114 1119889 The Pavilia Bay Tower 1 298 148 Immigration Tower nbsp 181 593 49 Office 1990 22 16 47 00 N 114 10 23 00 E 22 2797222 N 114 1730556 E 22 2797222 114 1730556 Immigration Tower 299 300 Revenue Tower nbsp 181 593 49 Office 1990 22 16 47 00 N 114 10 19 00 E 22 2797222 N 114 1719444 E 22 2797222 114 1719444 Revenue Tower 301 302 Liberte 1 nbsp 181 593 51 Residential 2003 22 20 02 54 N 114 08 54 81 E 22 3340389 N 114 1485583 E 22 3340389 114 1485583 Liberte 1 303 304 Liberte 2 181 593 51 Residential 2003 22 20 02 64 N 114 08 55 93 E 22 3340667 N 114 1488694 E 22 3340667 114 1488694 Liberte 2 303 305 Liberte 3 181 593 51 Residential 2003 22 20 02 69 N 114 08 57 05 E 22 3340806 N 114 1491806 E 22 3340806 114 1491806 Liberte 3 303 306 LOHAS Park Phase 4A Wings At Sea Tower 2 nbsp 181 593 49 Residential 2017 22 17 34 19 N 114 16 17 28 E 22 2928306 N 114 2714667 E 22 2928306 114 2714667 LOHAS Park Wings At Sea Tower 2 307 154 AIA Tower nbsp 180 592 44 Office 1999 22 17 19 59 N 114 11 32 06 E 22 2887750 N 114 1922389 E 22 2887750 114 1922389 AIA Tower 308 309 155 Liberte 5 nbsp 180 591 52 Residential 2003 22 20 04 98 N 114 08 56 80 E 22 3347167 N 114 1491111 E 22 3347167 114 1491111 Liberte 5 303 310 Liberte 6 180 591 52 Residential 2003 22 20 06 95 N 114 08 56 80 E 22 3352639 N 114 1491111 E 22 3352639 114 1491111 Liberte 6 303 311 Sham Wan Towers 1 nbsp 180 591 51 Residential 2003 22 14 37 35 N 114 09 30 55 E 22 2437083 N 114 1584861 E 22 2437083 114 1584861 Sham Wan Towers 1 312 313 Sham Wan Towers 2 180 591 51 Residential 2003 22 14 37 87 N 114 09 31 56 E 22 2438528 N 114 1587667 E 22 2438528 114 1587667 Sham Wan Towers 2 313 314 Sham Wan Towers 3 180 591 45 Residential 2003 22 14 38 43 N 114 09 32 68 E 22 2440083 N 114 1590778 E 22 2440083 114 1590778 Sham Wan Towers 3 313 315 The Merton 3 nbsp 180 591 51 Residential 2005 22 16 58 21 N 114 07 35 77 E 22 2828361 N 114 1266028 E 22 2828361 114 1266028 The Merton 3 209 Residences Bel Air Phase 6 8 9 nbsp 180 591 49 Residential 2008 22 15 18 61 N 114 07 59 31 E 22 2551694 N 114 1331417 E 22 2551694 114 1331417 Residences Bel Air Phase 6 8 9 316 Residences Bel Air Phase 6 6 7 180 591 48 Residential 2008 22 15 18 61 N 114 07 59 31 E 22 2551694 N 114 1331417 E 22 2551694 114 1331417 Residences Bel Air Phase 6 6 7 317 163 Banyan Garden 3 nbsp 180 590 53 Residential 2003 22 20 02 43 N 114 08 49 89 E 22 3340083 N 114 1471917 E 22 3340083 114 1471917 Banyan Garden 3 227 318 319 164 HSBC Main Building nbsp 178 8 586 43 Commercial 1980 Headquarters of The Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation LimitedTallest under construction or proposed editThis list ranks under construction topped out and planned buildings that are expected to stand at least 180 metres 591 ft tall based on standard height measurement This includes spires and architectural details but does not include antenna masts The Year column indicates the year in which a building is expected to be complete A floor count of 50 storeys is used as the cutoff in place of a height of 180 m 591 ft for buildings whose heights have not yet been released by their developers Name Height D m ft Floors D E Use Year Status Coordinates Notes Mong Kok East Station Redevelopment Tower 2 320 1 050 70 Office 2028 Under construction Wan Chai North Redevelopment Landmark Tower 295 968 56 Office Hotel Proposed Kwun Tong Town Centre Redevelopment Landmark Tower 285 935 63 Office Hotel Proposed 22 18 47 25 N 114 13 33 92 E 22 3131250 N 114 2260889 E 22 3131250 114 2260889 Kwun Tong Town Centre Project height and floor count were revised from 280 m 919 feet and 68 floors 320 321 322 LOHAS Park Phase 7A Montara Tower 1 229 752 65 Residential 2021 Under construction 22 17 38 99 N 114 16 11 97 E 22 2941639 N 114 2699917 E 22 2941639 114 2699917 Phase 7A Montara Tower 1 323 324 LOHAS Park Phase 7B Grand Montara Tower 2 229 752 65 Residential 2021 Under construction 22 17 42 10 N 114 16 14 20 E 22 2950278 N 114 2706111 E 22 2950278 114 2706111 Phase 7B Grand Montara Tower 2 325 326 LOHAS Park Phase 9B Grand Marini Tower 2 223 730 63 Residential 2021 Under construction 22 17 33 96 N 114 16 06 00 E 22 2927667 N 114 2683333 E 22 2927667 114 2683333 LOHAS Park Phase 9B Grand Marini Tower 2 327 328 LOHAS Park Phase 9C Ocean Marini Tower 3 223 730 63 Residential 2021 Under construction 22 17 33 35 N 114 16 05 05 E 22 2925972 N 114 2680694 E 22 2925972 114 2680694 LOHAS Park Phase 9C Ocean Marini Tower 3 329 330 LOHAS Park Phase 9A Marini Tower 1 216 709 61 Residential 2021 Under construction 22 17 35 36 N 114 16 06 87 E 22 2931556 N 114 2685750 E 22 2931556 114 2685750 LOHAS Park Phase 9A Marini Tower 1 331 332 LOHAS Park Phase 8 Sea to Sky Tower 3 213 700 61 Residential 2021 Under construction 22 17 39 28 N 114 16 02 03 E 22 2942444 N 114 2672306 E 22 2942444 114 2672306 LOHAS Park Phase 8 Sea to Sky Tower 3 333 334 LOHAS Park Phase 8 Sea to Sky Tower 2 210 689 60 Residential 2021 Under construction 22 17 38 01 N 114 16 01 51 E 22 2938917 N 114 2670861 E 22 2938917 114 2670861 LOHAS Park Phase 8 Sea to Sky Tower 2 335 336 Hopewell Centre II 210 689 55 Hotel Under construction 22 16 29 65 N 114 10 15 66 E 22 2749028 N 114 1710167 E 22 2749028 114 1710167 Hopewell Centre II 337 338 339 Cheung Kong Center 2 205 674 41 Office 2023 Under construction Taikoo Place Redevelopment Phase 2B Building 191 627 46 Office 2021 Under construction 22 17 11 87 N 114 12 46 06 E 22 2866306 N 114 2127944 E 22 2866306 114 2127944 Taikoo Place Redevelopment Phase 2B Building This project is also known as Warwick House Redevelopment Project height revised from 160 m 525 feet and 195 m 640 feet Project will begin no earlier than 2016 after Somerset House redevelopment 85 86 340 LOHAS Park Phase 8 Sea to Sky Tower 1 190 623 54 Residential 2021 Under construction 22 17 36 50 N 114 16 01 48 E 22 2934722 N 114 2670778 E 22 2934722 114 2670778 LOHAS Park Phase 8 Sea to Sky Tower 1 341 342 The Henderson 190 623 36 Office 2023 Under construction 22 16 48 95 N 114 09 43 27 E 22 2802639 N 114 1620194 E 22 2802639 114 1620194 2 Murray Road This project replaced the Murray Road Multi storey Car Park Building 343 344 Table entry without text indicate that one or more of the following information regarding building heights floor counts and or year of completion has not yet been released Demolished buildings editThis table lists buildings in Hong Kong that were demolished which once stood at least 40 m 131 ft tall Name Image Heightm ft Floors Years existed Coordinates Replacement building Notes The Ritz Carlton Hong Kong Central nbsp 001 0 142 465 31 1992 2008 16 years 22 16 52 88 N 114 09 41 28 E 22 2813556 N 114 1614667 E 22 2813556 114 1614667 The Ritz Carlton Hong Kong Central China Construction Bank Tower 345 346 Hennessy Centre nbsp 002 0 140 458 41 1981 2006 25 years 22 16 47 28 N 114 11 0 96 E 22 2798000 N 114 1836000 E 22 2798000 114 1836000 Hennessy Centre Hysan Place 347 Furama Kempinski Hotel nbsp 003 0 110 360 33 1973 2002 29 years 22 16 52 50 N 114 09 42 50 E 22 2812500 N 114 1618056 E 22 2812500 114 1618056 Furama Kempinski Hotel AIG Tower now AIA Central 348 Lodge on the Park 004 0 97 317 29 1988 2011 23 years 22 16 35 00 N 114 09 25 50 E 22 2763889 N 114 1570833 E 22 2763889 114 1570833 Lodge on the Park Kennedy Park at Central 349 350 Beautiful City Building 005 0 93 306 28 1978 c 2003 25 years 22 17 21 70 N 114 12 33 52 E 22 2893611 N 114 2093111 E 22 2893611 114 2093111 Beautiful City Building CASA 880 351 Tai Sang Commercial Building 006 0 90 295 27 1977 2009 32 years 22 16 38 74 N 114 10 09 67 E 22 2774278 N 114 1693528 E 22 2774278 114 1693528 Tai Sang Commercial Building 24 34 Hennessy Road Redevelopment 352 353 354 Hong Kong Hilton nbsp 007 0 87 284 26 007 0 1962 1995 33 years 22 16 47 21 N 114 09 37 80 E 22 2797806 N 114 1605000 E 22 2797806 114 1605000 Hong Kong Hilton Cheung Kong Centre 355 Elegant Court 008 0 83 273 25 1987 c 2009 22 years 22 17 09 73 N 114 11 26 76 E 22 2860361 N 114 1907667 E 22 2860361 114 1907667 Elegant Court Twenty One Whitfield 356 Crocodile House 1 009 0 77 251 23 1982 2008 26 years 22 17 06 18 N 114 09 21 29 E 22 2850500 N 114 1559139 E 22 2850500 114 1559139 Crocodile House 1 Agricultural Bank of China Tower 50 Connaught Road Central 357 358 Melbourne Industrial Building 010 0 77 251 23 1972 2003 31 years 22 17 09 74 N 114 12 48 39 E 22 2860389 N 114 2134417 E 22 2860389 114 2134417 Melbourne Industrial Building One Island East 28 359 Aik San Factory Building 011 0 73 240 22 1969 2003 34 years 22 17 08 62 N 114 12 48 37 E 22 2857278 N 114 2134361 E 22 2857278 114 2134361 Aik San Factory Building 28 360 361 Lee Gardens Hotel nbsp 012 0 73 240 22 015 0 c 1970s c 1990s 20 years 22 16 42 00 N 114 11 04 60 E 22 2783333 N 114 1846111 E 22 2783333 114 1846111 Lee Gardens Hotel Manulife Plaza 362 Ananda Tower 013 0 70 229 21 1978 2008 30 years 22 17 06 89 N 114 09 20 78 E 22 2852472 N 114 1557722 E 22 2852472 114 1557722 Ananda Tower Agricultural Bank of China Tower 50 Connaught Road Central 358 363 Hong Kong amp Shanghai Bank 3rd Generation nbsp 014 0 70 230 13 002 0 1935 1981 46 years 22 16 48 00 N 114 09 34 00 E 22 2800000 N 114 1594444 E 22 2800000 114 1594444 HSBC Building 1935 1978 HSBC Building Current 19 53 364 Swire House 015 0 67 219 20 008 0 1962 1998 36 years 22 16 56 01 N 114 09 30 24 E 22 2822250 N 114 1584000 E 22 2822250 114 1584000 Swire House Chater House Originally known as Union House 365 366 Crocodile House 2 016 0 63 208 19 012 0 1966 2008 42 years 22 17 06 60 N 114 09 20 99 E 22 2851667 N 114 1558306 E 22 2851667 114 1558306 Crocodile House 2 Agricultural Bank of China Tower 50 Connaught Road Central 358 367 Chartered Bank Building 017 0 60 197 18 005 0 1958 1987 28 years 22 16 48 26 N 114 09 32 55 E 22 2800722 N 114 1590417 E 22 2800722 114 1590417 Chartered Bank Building Standard Chartered Bank Building 272 368 369 Hyatt Regency Hong Kong 017 0 60 197 18 010 0 1964 2006 42 years 22 17 49 00 N 114 10 19 00 E 22 2969444 N 114 1719444 E 22 2969444 114 1719444 Hyatt Regency Hong Kong President Hotel iSQUARE Also known as President Hotel 370 371 Tung Ying Building nbsp 018 0 57 186 17 011 0 1965 2006 41 years 22 17 58 56 N 114 10 19 92 E 22 2996000 N 114 1722000 E 22 2996000 114 1722000 Tung Ying Building The ONE 372 373 Tung Sang Building 019 0 57 186 17 1972 2006 34 years 22 16 36 80 N 114 10 13 29 E 22 2768889 N 114 1703583 E 22 2768889 114 1703583 Tung Sang Building York Place 374 375 City East Building 020 0 53 175 16 1973 2007 34 years 22 16 29 18 N 114 10 21 56 E 22 2747722 N 114 1726556 E 22 2747722 114 1726556 City East Building Gardeneast Serviced Apartments 376 Jardine House 3rd Generation 021 0 53 175 16 004 0 1957 1982 25 years 22 16 54 84 N 114 09 26 64 E 22 2819000 N 114 1574000 E 22 2819000 114 1574000 Jardine House 3rd Generation Wheelock House 377 378 Chiao Shang Building 022 0 50 164 15 009 0 1964 2004 40 years 22 16 59 99 N 114 09 17 79 E 22 2833306 N 114 1549417 E 22 2833306 114 1549417 Chiao Shang Building 100QRC 100 Queen s Road Central 379 380 Dragon Seed Building 023 0 43 142 13 014 0 1966 2008 42 years 22 16 57 26 N 114 09 22 27 E 22 2825722 N 114 1561861 E 22 2825722 114 1561861 Dragon Seed Building Prosperity Tower 39 Queen s Road Central 381 Luk Hoi Tong Building nbsp 024 0 43 142 13 006 0 1961 2008 47 years 22 16 55 46 N 114 09 23 54 E 22 2820722 N 114 1565389 E 22 2820722 114 1565389 Luk Hoi Tong Building LHT Tower 31 Queen s Road Central 382 383 Alexandra House 2nd Generation 025 0 43 142 13 003 0 1952 1974 22 years 22 16 54 04 N 114 09 30 52 E 22 2816778 N 114 1584778 E 22 2816778 114 1584778 Alexandra House Alexandra House Current 384 385 Kingsford Industrial Centre 026 0 40 131 12 1986 2006 20 years 22 17 37 58 N 114 14 12 76 E 22 2937722 N 114 2368778 E 22 2937722 114 2368778 Kingsford Industrial Centre The Spectacle 386 Notable cancelled or vision projects editThis lists notable projects that were abandoned cancelled or never meant to be built that had a planned height of at least 400 m 1 300 ft Name Heightm ft Floors Notes Bionic Tower 1 228 4 029 F 300 A visionary proposal for a vertical city housing at least 100 000 people 387 388 389 Kowloon MTR Tower 574 1 883 G 102 Original proposal for the Union Square development project in Kowloon was planned to be a candidate for the tallest building in the world New height restriction laws prohibited buildings from rising taller than surrounding mountains forcing a reduction in height Project was also known as Kowloon Station Phase 7 The project now completed as International Commerce Centre 390 391 392 Original Nina Tower Proposal 518 1 699 108 The original proposal for Nina Tower was planned to be the world s tallest building in 1994 The proposal was rejected by the government due to the project s location near a major airway of the newly established Hong Kong International Airport The as built tower is literally split in two with the dominant part being Nina Tower and the smaller part being Teddy Tower 393 394 SAR Government Centre 450 1 476 Project was moved to the Tamar Site and built as the Central Government Complex 395 The Gateway III 405 1 329 H 96 Project was rejected due to conflict with height restriction laws and ultimately cancelled 396 397 Hong Kong Wanchai Tower 400 1 312 398 399 Table entries without text indicate that information regarding floor counts have not been determined or remain unknown Timeline of tallest buildings editThis lists buildings that once held the title of tallest building in Hong Kong Name Image Years as tallest Heightm ft Floors E Location Reference Hong Kong amp Shanghai Bank Building 3rd Generation nbsp 1935 1950 15 years 01 0 70 230 13 09 0 1 Queen s Road Central22 16 48 00 N 114 09 34 00 E 22 2800000 N 114 1594444 E 22 2800000 114 1594444 Hong Kong amp Shanghai Bank Building 19 Bank of China Building nbsp 1950 1963 13 years 02 0 76 250 17 02 0 2A Des Voeux Road Central22 16 48 93 N 114 09 36 20 E 22 2802583 N 114 1600556 E 22 2802583 114 1600556 Bank of China Building 400 401 Mandarin Oriental Hong Kong nbsp 1963 1966 3 years 91 300 25 5 Connaught Road22 16 53 N 114 9 27 E 22 28139 N 114 15750 E 22 28139 114 15750 Kiu Kwan Mansion 402 Kiu Kwan Mansion nbsp 1966 1971 5 years 04 0 95 312 28 03 0 395 King s Road22 17 28 32 N 114 11 57 12 E 22 2912000 N 114 1992000 E 22 2912000 114 1992000 Kiu Kwan Mansion 403 Pearl City Mansion nbsp 1971 1973 2 years 05 0 109 358 34 08 0 22 36 Paterson Street22 16 51 60 N 114 11 08 88 E 22 2810000 N 114 1858000 E 22 2810000 114 1858000 Pearl City Mansion 404 Jardine House B nbsp 1973 1980 7 years 06 0 179 586 52 01 0 1 Connaught Place22 16 59 00 N 114 09 32 00 E 22 2830556 N 114 1588889 E 22 2830556 114 1588889 Jardine House 58 Hopewell Centre nbsp 1980 1990 10 years 07 0 222 728 64 10 0 183 Queen s Road East22 16 28 25 N 114 10 17 76 E 22 2745139 N 114 1716000 E 22 2745139 114 1716000 Hopewell Centre 50 Bank of China Tower nbsp 1990 1992 2 years 08 0 367 1 205 70 05 0 1 Garden Road22 16 45 00 N 114 09 41 00 E 22 2791667 N 114 1613889 E 22 2791667 114 1613889 Bank of China Tower 42 Central Plaza nbsp 1992 2003 11 years 09 0 374 1 227 78 06 0 18 Harbour Road22 16 48 00 N 114 10 25 00 E 22 2800000 N 114 1736111 E 22 2800000 114 1736111 Central Plaza 40 Two International Finance Centre nbsp 2003 2010 7 years 10 0 416 1 364 88 04 0 8 Finance Street22 17 07 09 N 114 09 33 37 E 22 2853028 N 114 1592694 E 22 2853028 114 1592694 Two International Finance Centre 38 International Commerce Centre nbsp 2010 present 11 0 484 1 588 108 1 Austin Road Kowloon22 18 12 21 N 114 09 36 61 E 22 3033917 N 114 1601694 E 22 3033917 114 1601694 International Commerce Centre 5 See also edit nbsp Hong Kong portal Architecture of Hong Kong List of cities with most skyscrapers List of tallest buildings in ChinaNotes editA 1 The figure of 480 counts only buildings with known height figures greater than 150 m 492 ft There are a number of completed buildings that are at least 50 storeys tall that do not have height figures listed as seen here 1 dead link here 2 dead link and here 3 dead link on Emporis as well as CTBUH It is possible but not definite that some of these skyscrapers are taller than 150 m 492 ft thus it is safe to only be stated that there are at least 480 buildings that are at least 150 m 492 ft high B 1 2 This building was constructed as the Connaught Centre but has since been renamed Jardine House C 1 Tower numbers may not be assigned sequentially in Hong Kong s multi tower complexes due to the number 4 and its meaning in Chinese culture Hence it is common practice to skip the label Tower 4 in complexes with four or more actual towers A building named Tower 8 in a complex may not imply that there are eight actual towers in said complex As an example a 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