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Facts
Official Name Wuhan Greenland Center
Type building
Status Under Construction
Country China
City Wuhan
Street Address / Map Lingjiang Avenue
Building Function hotel / residential / office
Structural Material composite
Proposed 2010
Start of Construction 2012
Completion 2017
Figures
Height: Architectural 636.0 meter / 2087 feet
Height: Occupied 547.0 meter / 1795 feet
Height: To Tip 636.0 meter / 2087 feet
Floors Above Ground 125
Floors Below Ground 6
# of Elevators 84
Top Elevator Speed 12.5 m/s
Tower GFA 303,275 m² / 3,264,425 ft²
Development GFA 570,000 m² / 6,135,429 ft²
# of Apartments 186
# of Hotel Rooms 292
# of Parking Spaces 1051
Companies Involved
Developers Wuhan Greenland Bin Jiang Property Co. Ltd.;
Greenland Group
Design Architect Adrian Smith + Gordon Gill Architecture
Associate Architect ECADI
Structural Engineer Thornton Tomasetti
MEP Engineers PositivEnergy Practice;
Parsons Brinckerhoff Consultants Private Limited
Other Consultants BMT Fluid Mechanics Ltd.;
RWDI
Videos
Wuhan Greenland Center Main Tower: Seamlessly Integrating Structure and Architecture
CTBUH Shanghai Congress

Technical Papers
Wuhan Greenland Center Main Tower: Seamlessly
Guoyong Fu, Dennis Poon & Mark Dannettel (Thornton Tomasetti), Juan Betancur (Adrian Smith + Gordon Gill Architecture), CTBUH Shanghai Congress
Innovative Structures for Supertall and Unique Towers
John Viise, Yantong Zhao & Robert Halvorson (Halvorson and Partners), CTBUH Shanghai Congress

Other CTBUH Links
Eighty Iconic Asian Skyscrapers
CTBUH Shanghai Congress, 2012
Tallest 20 in 2020: Entering the Era of the Megatall
CTBUH Report, 2011
Tallest 20 in 2020: Entering the Era of the Megatall
CTBUH Poster, 2011

News Articles
Wuhan Considers Building China's Tallest Structure
Xinhuanet, 2012-02
AS+GG Win Competition to Design Wuhan Greenland Center
CTBUH, 2011-06
Wuhan: Construction Begins on what could become World's Third-Tallest Skyscraper
CRIEnglish.com, 2010-12