Raemian Caelitus

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Raemian Caelitus
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The Raemian Caelitus towers overlooking the Han River in the Yongsan District of Seoul
Raemian Caelitus
General information
Type3 residential towers
Location Seoul, South Korea
Coordinates 37°31′01.85″N126°58′47.59″E / 37.5171806°N 126.9798861°E / 37.5171806; 126.9798861
Construction started2012
Completed2015
Owner Samsung C&T
Height
Architectural
  • Tower 101: 201 m (659 ft)
  • Tower 102: 166 m (545 ft)
  • Tower 103: 150 m (490 ft)
Technical details
Floor count
  • Tower 1: 56
  • Tower 2: 42
  • Tower 3: 36
Floor area135,082 m2 (1,454,010 sq ft)
Lifts/elevators11
Design and construction
Architect(s)Haeahn Architecture Inc.

RMJM

H Architecture PC

Joel Sanders Architect

Raemian Caelitus, previously known as Raemian Ichon Rex, is a complex of three luxury high-rise residential towers in Seoul, South Korea. Tower 101 is Seoul's 12th tallest building and the tallest in Yongsan District. The complex was completed in 2015. Overlooking the Han River in Yongsan district of Seoul, the towers are a prominent sight from the banks of the river.

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