List of tallest buildings in Changsha

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This list of tallest buildings in Changsha ranks skyscrapers in Changsha, China by height. Changsha is the capital of the Chinese province of Hunan. It is home to 59 skyscrapers of 150 metres or more in height as of October 2023, according to the Council of Tall Buildings and Urban Habitat. The tallest building in Changsha is currently Changsha IFS Tower T1, which measures 452 metres in height, and is the 20th tallest building in the world. [1] Changsha has five supertalls, buildings measuring over 300 metres in height, with two more under construction.

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Like most Chinese cities, most of the tallest buildings in Changsha were built after 2010.

Tallest buildings

The following table lists all skyscrapers in Changsha with a height above 200 meters (656 feet).

RankNameImageHeightFloorsYearNotes
1Changsha IFS Tower T1 Chang Sha IFSGuo Jin Zhong Xin (4to3).jpg 452.1 m942018Tallest building in Changsha.
2Shimao Global Financial Center343 m742019
3Xiangjiang Fortune Finance Center Tower 1327 m652020
4Changsha IFS Tower T2308 m632018
5Huachuang International Plaza Tower 1300 m662017Tallest building in Changsha from 2017 to 2018.
6Phase IV Grand Hyatt & Super Office Tower263 m602016Tallest building in Changsha from 2016 to 2017.
7First Financial City Tower 1262 m552021
8First Financial City Tower 2262 m552021
9Xiangjiang Fortune Finance Center Tower 2261.9 m522020
10Yunda Central Plaza - St. Regis Hotel248.8 m632016
11Shimao Riviera240 m532021
12Jinmao International Plaza Tower 1238 m512017
13Changsha Huarong Xiangjiang Bank Headquarters238 m422022
14Hunan Daily Media Center238 m542017
15Jinmao International Plaza Tower 2236.8 m522017
16Poly Nanhu Plaza 1235 m572015Tallest building in Changsha from 2015 to 2016.
17Changsha Xinhe Delta Office235 m472014Tallest building in Changsha from 2014 to 2015.
18Westin Hotel230 m462018
19Bofu International Plaza Office Tower228 m602014
20Huizhong Development Center Tower B228 m502020
21Huizhong Development Center Tower A228 m472020
22Phase III Townhouse Tower224.3 m652016
23Changsha Fuxing World Financial Center T1219 m442017
24New Urbanism City217 m492016
25Changsha Yulin International Building C214.6 m442018

Tallest under construction

RankBuildingHeightFloorsYearStatus
1Greenland Star City Light Tower379.9 m832025Under construction
2Meixi Lake Changsha Jinmao Building330 m642024Under construction
3Xinchu Qingtian Plaza Tower 1299.9 m582024Topped out
4Xinchu Qingtian Plaza Tower 2285.8 m622023Topped out
5Shengtong International Headquarters Center Tower 1279 m552024Under construction
6Xiang River Tower272 m732023Under construction
7Qingxi Center255.5 m64-Under construction
8China Resources MixC Tower 1250 m--Under construction
9Poly West Coast Tower 1250 m--Under construction
10Yuanda Central Plaza Tower 3249 m--Under construction
11Meixi Lake Centre Tower 1245.9 m692023Under construction
12Minmetals Plaza Tower 1242 m--Under construction
13United Times Square Tower 1219.8 m47-Under construction
14Zhongxin Times Square Tower 1219.8 m47-Under construction
15Shengtong International Headquarters Center Tower 2219 m532024Under construction
16Top Mansions Tower 1213 m--Under construction
17China Resources Land Center Tower 3210 m56-Under construction
18China Resources Land Center Tower 2210 m56-Under construction
19Greenland Intercity Station Tower 1206 m--Under construction
20Hunan Culture Building206 m332023Topped out
21Emerald Bay Tower 1206 m452023Topped out
22Greenland Intercity Station Tower 2206 m--Under construction
23Excellence Zhonghuan Centre 1205 m442023Topped out
24China Resources Land Center Tower 1203 m42-Under construction
25Zhongxin Times Square Tower 2200.9 m47-Under construction

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References

  1. ↑ "Changsha - The Skyscraper Center". www.skyscrapercenter.com. Retrieved 2023-10-18.
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