Shanghai International Financial Center [1] (Shanghai International Financial Center), formerly known as Lujiazui Food City, is a comprehensive property development plan in the building adjacent to the Shanghai International Financial Center and the Oriental Pearl Tower in Shanghai.

Seen from a distance, it looks side by side with the Oriental Pearl TV Tower.

The property is located at No. 8 Century Avenue, Pudong New Area, Shanghai, within the Lujiazui Financial and Trade Zone.

It is adjacent to Jin Mao Tower to the east, Super Brand Plaza to the west, and to the north is Lujiazui Station of Shanghai Rail Transit Line 2 and the central green space of Lujiazui.

The total development area is 400,000 square meters, including 210,000 square meters of Grade A office buildings, 90,000 square meters of hotels, and 100,000 square meters of shopping malls.

The property consists of two high-rise office towers and one low-rise building.

The South Tower is 249.9 meters high (53 floors), the North Tower is 259.9 meters high (56 floors), and the low-rise building is 85 meters high.

The first phase of 80,000 square meters of office buildings and shopping malls will be completed in 2009, and the remaining parts will be completed in 2010.

The developer is Hong Kong Sun Hung Kai Properties Co., Ltd., the overall planning and design is PelliClarkePelliArchitects, the architectural design is jointly designed by internationally renowned architects Cesar Pelli and leon zheng Zheng Yi (YaoShun Design), and the general contractor of the project is Shanghai Construction Engineering

(Group) head office.

The British firm Benoy Architects is responsible for the interior design.

The overall design of the mall matches the planning of Shanghai's Lujiazui Financial District. The entire architectural shape is inspired by the eternally brilliant diamond, which shines with dazzling light day and night, reflecting the prosperity of Shanghai's Bund and the Oriental Pearl Tower.

The interior of the entire mall uses noble and romantic champagne and light off-white as the main colors. The decoration design highlights the characteristics of fashion, nobility and sophistication. The wavy hollow design of the elegant European-style opera house enhances the sense of indoor space of the mall and creates a

Spacious environment for relaxing.

The entrance to the shopping mall located on Century Avenue is a duplex shop design, 10 meters high and 55 meters long.

The rooftop is equipped with a unique oval-shaped crystal chandelier, showing strong personality and fashionable charm.

The hollow specially designed fast escalator takes customers quickly from 2/F to 4/F, and the flow of people is evenly distributed.

The open-air square located in the north is a good place for friends to gather and relax, facing the Oriental Pearl Tower, a famous tourist attraction in Shanghai.

Catering to the trend of digital imaging, the mall has a number of Plasma TVs (plasma TVs) located in the shopping mall's L4-LG1 customer lift lobby. They play mall promotional videos, event clips, brand fashion blockbusters and the latest advertisements to provide the latest information.

Touch-screen interactive guides are located at strategic locations on each floor to facilitate customers to check store information and activities, brand activities and discounts. One-stop considerate and comprehensive customer service: merchant discount information, radio program information, candy delivery, first aid kit, lost and found,

Information consultation, mobile phone battery charging, local fax service, parking discount, sewing kit service, umbrella rental, convenient wet wipes, wheelchair rental, convenient raincoat.

Shanghai IFC is invested and developed by Sun Hung Kai Properties Group and is located at the north end of Century Avenue in Lujiazui Financial and Trade Zone, Pudong.

The project consists of two office buildings and the IFC Center shopping mall.

The shopping mall is composed of international first-line luxury brands, showing luxury.

The first phase of the project consists of three parts: The Ritz-Carlton Shanghai Pudong, HSBC Bank China Headquarters and Grade A office buildings.

The building has modern office facilities and a professional property management team. The rental units have been favored by international companies as soon as they entered the market.