The IFC garnerer RIBA's 2012 Lubetkin prize for best new building outside Europe. The internal skeleton is composed of concrete-filled steel tubes arranged to form a patterned grid of 12-storey high diamonds, which minimizes steel tonnage. Designed by London-based Wilkinson Eyre, it opened in 2008 and has 103 floors, houses the Four Seasons Hotel, and tops out at 1,439 ft. To the East is it's twin, the 111-storey Chow Tai Fook Centre at 1,740 ft.
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