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Wuhan Center

Wuhan Center

East China Architectural Design & Research Institute

Photo: Baycrest · CC BY-SA 2.5 · Wikimedia Commons

Location
Wuhan, China
Client / Owner
Oceanwide Holdings
Year
Completed 2019
Access
Private
Typology
Mixed-use

The East China Architectural Design and Research Institute designed the tower, and Oceanwide Holdings developed and owns it. China State Construction Engineering was the main contractor. Groundbreaking was on September 25, 2009, construction started on December 10, 2011, and it topped out on April 16, 2015. It opened in 2019. The article states no style or materials.

It has 88 floors and a floor area of 343,900 square meters. The infobox gives an architectural height of 1,454 feet (443.1 m), while headlines cited in the article give 438 meters. The article calls it the second tallest building in Central China and the first in Wuhan to pass 300 meters.

It combines a hotel, residential space and offices, with 1,200 parking spaces. It stands in the Wangjiadun business district.

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