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How tall is International Commerce Centre?

Hong Kong’s International Commerce Centre stands 484 meters tall. The complete tower is measured, including its upper crown.

International Commerce Centre, Hong Kong, China. Architectural and tip height: 484 meters.
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484 m

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Measurement
Architectural and tip height
Subject or version
Hong Kong, China
In feet, rounded
1,587.9 ft (1 ft = 0.3048 m)
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A little more perspective

The Skyscraper Center lists architectural and tip height at 484 meters. This is ICC in Hong Kong, not another similarly named international finance or commerce building.

Its 484-meter outline stands 24 meters below Taipei 101 and 11.6 meters above Central Park Tower. Its broad, largely straight shaft can occupy more of the scene even when another subject has a higher tip.

Quick facts

Hong Kong’s International Commerce Centre stands 484 meters tall. The complete tower is measured, including its upper crown.

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