Here we are at the foot of Satcom Tower. Rising 230 meters, the Satcom Tower is a mixed-use project. The Satcom Tower fulfills the potential of 21st-century design.
Satcom Tower is located in Shenzhen’s high-tech district. The signature Satcom Tower offers world-class corporate facilities. Apstar and other tenants occupy the Satcom Tower.
Completed in 2022, Satcom Tower has 47 floors. Satcom Tower stands as a vanguard of office planning. Its concrete-steel composite structure reflects modern engineering.
The Satcom Tower design is elegant and vertically expressive. The prominent face of the Satcom Tower orients east along Baozing Road. It faces the city’s lush parks. The Satcom Tower also aligns with the Bao’an government facility.
Notice the public plaza at the north of Satcom Tower. It serves as a gateway from the CBD square. A pedestrian-scale retail corridor extends to the west. The main entrance and drop-off courtyard anchor the south end.
Parks and Shenzhen waterfront are near Satcom Tower. Excellent access to public transportation is available. Subway and bus stations are adjacent to the north and west of Satcom Tower.
Access to Satcom Tower is easy by car. A major highway is nearby. Pedestrians can use the elevated footbridge network. It links to the expansive green corridor.
Within the retail space, a signature Apstar exhibition engages the public. Sunken gardens connect to the plaza. Visitors can explore the site’s varied layers.
Satcom Tower stands tall in Shenzhen. It is among the city’s tallest buildings. Shenzhen has over 451 completed skyscrapers taller than 150 meters. That makes it the largest concentration in the world.
The Ping An Finance Centre is the tallest building in Shenzhen. It rises 599 meters. The KK100 is the second-tallest completed building. It measures 441.8 meters.
Skyscraper construction began in Shenzhen in 1978. At that time, the tallest building had only five stories. In the next decade, 300 high-rises were erected.
Guomao Building was the city’s first skyscraper. It was also the tallest building in mainland China. That was when it opened in 1985.
As Shenzhen’s high-rise boom progressed, buildings became taller. From 1996 to 2006, 18 buildings taller than 200 meters were completed. The Diwang Building was the first to exceed 300 meters.
Most of Shenzhen’s skyscrapers cluster in Luohu, Futian, and Nanshan districts. Shenzhen’s rapid growth drives its skyscraper boom.
Satcom Tower contributes to Shenzhen’s impressive skyline. Satcom Tower stands as a testament to modern ambition. Its innovative design blends function with aesthetics.