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From Jackie Craven Two International Finance Centre (IFC)Pictures of the World's Tallest Buildings: Two IFC, Hong Kong Shaped like a shimmering obelisk, Two IFC towers over Victoria Harbour in the heart of Hong Kong.
![]() Photo ŠiStockPhoto.com/Norman Chan Two International Finance Centre (IFC) in Hong Kong. Cesar Pelli, Architect.
Location: Hong Kong Architect: Cesar Pelli Year: 2003 Height: 414 meters / 1,362 feet Stories: 88 About Two IFCTwo IFC is the taller of two International Finance Centre buildings and part of a US$2.8 billion complex that includes a luxury shopping mall, the Four Seasons Hotel, and Hong Kong Station. Architect Cesar Pelli was selected to design Two IFC after winning an international design competition.Learn more about Cesar Pelli >>Learn more about the International Finance Centre buildings >>World's Tallest BuildingsTall Buildings RankedHow Buildings are MeasuredBest Skyscraper Books More Tall StructuresWorld's Tallest TowersModern ArchitectureSkyscraper Web Sites More Architecture Pictures |
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