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Haeundae LCT The Sharp
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Height: To Tip
411.6 m / 1,350 ft
Height: Architectural
411.6 m / 1,350 ft  
LCT The Sharp Landmark Tower Outline
Tallest Building:
LCT The Sharp Landmark Tower
Height: Helipad
411.6 m / 1,350 ft
Floors Above Ground
101
Floors Below Ground
5
# of Elevators
46
Top Elevator Speed
10 m/s

Facts & Figures

Official Name Haeundae LCT The Sharp
Status Completed
Country South Korea
City Busan
Complex Function hotel / residential

Map of Buildings in Complex

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Buildings in Complex

  Completed   Architecturally Topped Out   Structurally Topped Out   Under Construction   On Hold   Never Completed   Proposed   Vision   Demolished
ID #   Status Building Name City Height (m) Height (ft) Floors Completion Material Use
108 1   COM LCT The Sharp Landmark Tower Busan (KR) 411.6 1,350 101 2019 concrete hotel / residential
235 2   COM LCT The Sharp Residential Tower A Busan (KR) 339.1 1,113 85 2019 concrete residential
12160 3   COM LCT The Sharp Residential Tower B Busan (KR) 333.1 1,093 85 2019 concrete residential

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