Shanghai Tower is China’s tallest and world’s second largest building. Standing at 632 meters tall with 127 stories and 578,000 square metres of prime commercial space, it overlooks the city skyline above all others in the area. The building has already received both China’s three star and USGBC’s LEED Platinum certification, thereby being the tallest green building in the world as well. Imagine yourself at the top of this green, smart and vertical building, at times above the clouds. Pictureworks is proud to be there for you. Your stories are always better with PictureAir.
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