Beijing Yintai Center is located in the core of Chang 'an Street and Central Business District (CBD), the most iconic first street in China. It is the only developable plot in the Golden Cross area of Guo Mao Bridge, bordering the East Third Ring Road in the east, and connected with the international trade station of the subway 1 line and1line under construction. CBD is the most prosperous and dynamic business and fashion center in Beijing, located in the prime location of CBD, Beijing Yintai Center. This new landmark building in Beijing will probably take over the International Trade Building as the baton of CBD and become a new landmark of Beijing Central Business District. The landmark of international city complex in the new century, the first height of Chang 'an Avenue.

Peripheral facilities:

Public transportation: Metro 1 Line, Metro1Line, Line 938, Line 9, Line 28, Line 37, Line 668, Line 666, Line 728, Line 686, Line 80 1 Line 976.

Restaurants: Yoshinoya, Kungfu, Yonghe King, Pinqi Pizza, KFC, Ajisen Lamian Noodles, Xiangyang Square, Yahui Cuisine, Grandma's Kitchen Western Restaurant.

Banks: China Bank, China Merchants Bank, China Everbright Bank, Bank of Beijing, Minsheng Bank, Industrial Bank, Beijing Rural Commercial Bank and Agricultural Bank.

Central World Trade Center, International Trade Center, Jianwai SOHO, China Merchants Building, Avik Building, Caiyuan International Center, Jing Hui Building and Welcome Center.

Hotels: Avik Hotel, China World Hotel, Jinglun Hotel and Jianguo Hotel.

Bar teahouse: Starbucks bar, Lansha coffee.

Supermarkets: Guo Mao Mall, Quik Convenience Store, 7 1 1 Convenience Store and Mao Jing Mall.

Others: China bodybuilding, glasses, beauty salons, styling, Haagen-Dazs, professional salons.

Supporting facilities in the building: fine decoration.

Air conditioning: central air conditioning

Parking space: 1600 Beijing Yintai Center is built by internationally renowned architect John Portman &; John Law Firm; Portman architecture design office design. John C. Portman's design concept pays attention to the concern and excavation of human nature, nature and cultural connotation of the project. "Architecture pays attention to human nature first, and then it is influenced by different cultures and environments." John C. Portman used this idea when he designed Beijing Yintai Center.