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Major Projects Major Projects S/N Image Project Description Height: 468m Built Up Area: 686,000sqm 1 Chongqing Rui'an Phase II Steel Tonnage: 67,000MT The tallest building in west China. Height: 350.6m 2 Shenyang Hang Lung Plaza Built Up Area: 480,000sqm Steel Tonnage: 60,000MT Height: 309m 3 Hefei Evergrande Center Built Up Area: 247,600sqm Steel Tonnage: 21,800MT Height: 170m Hangzhou Wanyin International 4 Built Up Area: 92,000sqm Building Steel Tonnage: 12,000MT S/N Image Project Description Height: 597m Built Up Area: 370,000sqm 5 Tianjin Goldin 117 Tower Steel Tonnage: 120,000MT The tallest building in north China. Height: 384m 6 Shenzhen Shun Hing Square Built Up Area: 150,000sqm Steel Tonnage: 25,000MT Height: 492m Built Up Area: 380,000sqm 7 Shanghai World Finance Center Steel Tonnage: 67,000MT The tallestroof height in the world in that time. Height: 342m 8 Zhenjiang Suning Plaza Built Up Area: 390,000sqm Steel Tonnage: 28,000MT S/N Image Project Description Height: 400m Shenzhen China Resources 9 Built Up Area: 260,000sqm Building Steel Tonnage: 33,000MT Height: 208m Shanghai Taiping Financial 10 Built Up Area: 110,000sqm Tower Steel Tonnage: 11,000MT Height: 432m Guangzhou International 11 Built Up Area: 450,000sqm Financial Center Steel Tonnage: 40,000MT Height: 660m (5 basement + 118 tower) Built Up Area: 450,000sqm Steel Tonnage: 100,000MT Height: 660m (5 basement + 118 12 Guangzhou Taikoo Hui Plaza tower) Built Up Area: 450,000sqm Steel Tonnage: 100,000MT Height: 212m Built Up Area: 460,000sqm Steel Tonnage: 19,000MT S/N Image Project Description Height: 234m Built Up Area: 550,000sqm Beijing CCTV New Office 13 Steel Tonnage: 140,000MT Building The biggest steel structure building in the world in terms of steel tonnage. Height: 438m 14 Wuhan Center Built Up Area: 360,000sqm Steel Tonnage: 43,000MT Height: 339m 15 Wuxi IFC Built Up Area: 230,000sqm Steel Tonnage: 20,000MT Height: 165.3m 16 Shenzhen Development Center Built Up Area: 76,000sqm Steel Tonnage: 11,000MT S/N Image Project Description Height: 452m Changsha International 17 Built Up Area: 994,000sqm Financial Center Steel Tonnage: 52,000MT Height: 480m Tianjin R＆F Guangdong 18 Built Up Area: 420,000sqm Building Steel Tonnage: 55,000MT Height: 210m Shanghai Pingan Financial 19 Built Up Area: 165,000sqm Building Steel Tonnage: 23,000MT Height: 208m 20 Shanghai CMBC Building Built Up Area: 126,000sqm Steel Tonnage: 14,000MT S/N Image Project Description Height: 528m Built Up Area: 440,000sqm 21 Beijing China Zun(Z15) Steel Tonnage: 125,000MT The tallest building in Beijing. Height: 280m Shenzhen Jaben Huanggang 22 Built Up Area: 130,000sqm Century Center Steel Tonnage: 3,500MT Height: 530m Guangzhou CTF Financial 23 Built Up Area: 500,000sqm Center Steel Tonnage: 90,000MT Height: 252m 24 Beijing Yintai Center Built Up Area: 350,000sqm Steel Tonnage: 20,000MT S/N Image Project Description Height: 339m 25 Tianjin Modern Town Built Up Area: 253,700sqm Steel Tonnage: 23,700MT Height: 255m Changsha Windey Central 26 Built Up Area: 262,000sqm Square Steel Tonnage: 5,000MT Height: 339.88m 27 Xiamen International Center Built Up Area: 185,600sqm Steel Tonnage: 47,000MT Height: 490m HongKong International Built Up Area: 510,000sqm 28 Commerce Center Steel Tonnage: 32,000MT Tallest building in Hong Kong. S/N Image Project Description Height: 350m 29 Shenzhen Centre Built Up Area: 158,000sqm Steel Tonnage: 25,000MT Commencement Date: 15th Sep 2016 Contract Duration: 100 Calendar Days 30 Warehouse at Zibo City Completion Date: 24th Dec 2016 Contract Sum: USD 1,025,700.00 Height: 240m Shenzhen Stock Exchange 31 Built Up Area: 270,000sqm Operations Center Steel Tonnage: 42,000MT Height: 660m Shenzhen Pingan International Built Up Area: 450,000sqm 32 Finance Center Steel Tonnage: 100,000MT The tallest building in south China. S/N Image Project Description Height: 606m Built Up Area: 300,000sqm 33 Wuhan Greenland Center Steel Tonnage: 100,000MT The tallest building in central China. Height: 441.8m 34 Shenzhen Kingkey 100 Built Up Area: 550,000sqm Steel Tonnage: 65,000MT Height: 450m Suzhou International Financial 35 Built Up Area: 364,000sqm Center Steel Tonnage: 61,000MT .
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