Beijing Institute of Architectural Design

CTBUH Silver Member

Beijing Institute of Architectural Design - BIAD

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About

Member Since: 2012

Member Offices: Beijing

BIAD as the first architectural design institution in new China, has been adhering to the concept of "architecture leads society and design creates value" since its establishment, and is committed to providing the highest quality design works. Our Unlimited Architecture Center, which focuses on the design and research of super high-rise buildings and urban complex, has completed a number of boutique super high-rise buildings in the country. In the future, we will continue to take high-end innovative design as core competitive advantage, and provide integrated solutions to design, consulting, and management guided by principals of digital technology, intelligence enabling, and environmental friendly.

Fields of Expertise

Architecture; Civil Engineering; Computers / IT / Software; Cost Consulting; Interior Design; Landscape Architecture; Project Management; Urban Design

Membership details

Membership Level

Silver

Member Since

2012

Member Offices

Beijing

Buildings

Please note that all heights shown in italics/red are estimated heights. These have been calculated based on known floor counts for the building, then extrapolated through analyzing typically hundreds of buildings of the same function on this database that do have confirmed heights. The user should be aware that non-standard building features, such as significant spires or raised entrances / podiums, may affect the accuracy of these estimations.

Rank	Name	City	Completion	Height
1	CITIC Tower	Beijing	2018	527.7 m / 1,731 ft
2	Shenzhen Zhongzhou Holdings Financial Center	Shenzhen	2015	300.8 m / 987 ft
3	Bank of China Mansion	Qingdao	1999	241 m / 791 ft
4	Beijing Television Center	Beijing	2006	239 m / 784 ft
5	Qingdao Agora	Qingdao	2011	238.3 m / 782 ft
6	Jinmao International Plaza Tower 1	Changsha	2017	238 m / 781 ft
7	Jinmao International Plaza Tower 2	Changsha	2017	236.8 m / 777 ft
8	Changsha Xinhe Delta Office	Changsha	2014	235 m / 771 ft
9	State Grid Tower	Dalian	2021	220 m / 722 ft
10	Xiamen Financial Centre	Xiamen	2013	212.7 m / 698 ft

Rank	Name	City	Completion	Height
1	CITIC Tower	Beijing	2018	528 m / 1,731 ft
2	Xiamen State Grid Cultural Exchange Center	Xiamen	-	357 m / 1,171 ft
3	Shenzhen Zhongzhou Holdings Financial Center	Shenzhen	2015	301 m / 987 ft
4	Bank of China Mansion	Qingdao	1999	241 m / 791 ft
5	Beijing Television Center	Beijing	2006	239 m / 784 ft
6	Qingdao Agora	Qingdao	2011	238 m / 782 ft
7	Jinmao International Plaza Tower 1	Changsha	2017	238 m / 781 ft
8	Jinmao International Plaza Tower 2	Changsha	2017	237 m / 777 ft
9	Changsha Xinhe Delta Office	Changsha	2014	235 m / 771 ft
10	State Grid Tower	Dalian	2021	220 m / 722 ft
11	Xiamen Financial Centre	Xiamen	2013	213 m / 698 ft
12	Leeza SOHO	Beijing	2019	207 m / 679 ft
13	RAYZONE	Beijing	2021	200 m / 656 ft
14	Qianhai Xinhua Insurance Building	Shenzhen	-	191 m / 627 ft
15	Ping An Finance Centre Tower B	Beijing	2020	180 m / 590 ft
16	People's Daily New Headquarters	Beijing	2015	180 m / 590 ft
17	Shin Kong Place T1	Chongqing	2017	176 m / 578 ft
17	Shin Kong Place T2	Chongqing	2017	176 m / 578 ft
19	The Wave of Science and Technology Park S01 Research Building	Jinan	2014	161 m / 529 ft
20	Poly International Plaza – Dawangjing	Beijing	2016	161 m / 529 ft
21	Shenzhen Rural Commercial Bank Headquarters	Shenzhen	2020	158 m / 518 ft
22	Shenzhen Zhongzhou Holdings Financial Center Tower B	Shenzhen	2014	158 m / 517 ft
23	Jinmao Meixi Lake Residential Tower 19	Changsha	2017	140 m / 459 ft
23	Jinmao Meixi Lake Residential Tower 20	Changsha	2017	140 m / 459 ft
23	Jinmao Meixi Lake Residential Tower 21	Changsha	2017	140 m / 459 ft
26	Jinmao Meixi Lake Residential Tower 5	Changsha	2016	138 m / 454 ft
26	Jinmao Meixi Lake Residential Tower 6	Changsha	2016	138 m / 454 ft
28	Jinmao Meixi Lake Residential Tower 2	Changsha	2016	136 m / 444 ft
28	Jinmao Meixi Lake Residential Tower 3	Changsha	2016	136 m / 444 ft
30	Jinmao Meixi Lake Residential Tower 17	Changsha	2017	134 m / 439 ft
30	Jinmao Meixi Lake Residential Tower 18	Changsha	2017	134 m / 439 ft
32	Jinmao Meixi Lake Residential Tower 7	Changsha	2016	126 m / 414 ft
32	Jinmao Meixi Lake Residential Tower 8	Changsha	2016	126 m / 414 ft
34	Jinmao Meixi Lake Residential Tower 1	Changsha	2016	123 m / 405 ft
34	Jinmao Meixi Lake Residential Tower 4	Changsha	2016	123 m / 405 ft
36	Changsha Xinhe Delta Hotel	Changsha	2014	117 m / 383 ft
37	Jing Mian Xin Cheng Tower	Beijing	2013	102 m / 335 ft
38	Chongqing Land Group Headquarters	Chongqing	2014	99 m / 323 ft
39	Parkview Green FangCaoDi	Beijing	2010	87 m / 285 ft
40	CHAO Hotel	Beijing	2017	85 m / 279 ft
41	Hotel Kapok Shenzhen Bay	Shenzhen	2012	72 m / 236 ft Please note that this height is estimated, based on a floor count of 19 floors. The estimation has been arrived at by analyzing 1,100 other buildings of the same hotel function on this database that do have confirmed heights. The user should be aware that non-standard features, such as significant spires or raised entrances / podiums, may affect the accuracy of this estimation.
42	Zhengzhou CBD sub-center C4-19	Zhengzhou	2021	63 m / 208 ft
43	Fuzhou Shouxi Building	Fuzhou	2015	54 m / 178 ft
44	Infinitus Plaza Building A	Guangzhou	2021	36 m / 117 ft
44	Infinitus Plaza Building B	Guangzhou	2021	36 m / 117 ft

CTBUH Initiatives Involving Beijing Institute of Architectural Design

Top Company Rankings: The World’s 100 Tallest Buildings

13 October 2016

The Council is pleased to announce the Top Company Rankings for numerous disciplines as derived from the list of projects appearing in 100 of the World’s Tallest Buildings.

CTBUH Beijing Inaugural Event

22 April 2015

CTBUH Beijing's inaugural event featured presentations: "The New Fire Code on Tall Building Design" and "The Development of Beijing’s Central Business District".

CTBUH 2014 Shanghai Conference Silver+ Sponsor

16–19 September 2014

The survival of humanity relies on a radical repositioning of our cities to develop them beyond a collection of disparate icons, towards a vision of a Sustainable Vertical Urbanism.