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2 IFC Hong Kong : International Finance Centre Tower

Two International Finance Centre, HK, China - design by Cesar Pelli

Two International Finance Centre IFC 2 skyscraper, new photo, posted Mar 2013: photo © Andrew McRae New photo of 2 IFC Hong Kong by Matt Chung exclusive to e-architect, 15 Apr 2011: photo © mattchungphoto.com Location: Harbour View Street, Central, Hong Kong Date: 1998 Design: Cesar Pelli & Associates Architects, Rocco Design Limited, Hirsch Bedner Associates photos © Andrew McRae 415m high Tallest Hong Kong building at time of writing in 2006 Took over from the 374m high Central Plaza The International Commerce Centre skyscraper is under construction and should overtake 2 IFC in 2007. photos © Derek / Mary McGavigan, 2010 2 IFC behind (to left) One International Finance Centre in foreground: photo © adrian welch View from Bank of China tower: photo © adrian welch Harbour views looking to Hong Kong: photos © adrian welch IFC2 skyscraper is the tallest tower in Hong Kong Developers: Sun Hung Kai Properties + Henderson Land One International Finance Centre One International Finance Centre, 1 Harbour View Street, Central, Hong Kong 1998 Cesar Pelli & Associates Architects, Rocco Design Limited, Hirsch Bedner Associates 210m high IFC2 Hong Kong architect - Cesar Pelli

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