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The 119 floor Center will be comprised of 300,000 square meters of total floor space. The space will be made up of 200,000 sm of offices, 50,000 sm of luxury apartments, 45,000 sm for a five-star hotel, and 5,000 sm, 27 meter tall club with spectacular views at the penthouse level.

“We’re thrilled to be working with the Greenland Group once again,” Adrian Smith said. “We had a very good experience on the Nanjing project, and we think Wuhan promises to be just as rewarding. As always, we’re extremely impressed with Greenland’s commitment to good design and quality construction. ”

“Wuhan is an exciting and important project for our firm as we continue to advance our ideas about performance-based supertall tower design,” added Gordon Gill. “We look forward to building on past experience on similar projects, with particular emphasis on the relation of architectural form and performance as they pertain to structural wind loads. It’s very rewarding to be working with the Greenland team. We enjoyed our time on Nanjing and look forward to creating a world-class project with them for Wuhan.”

Planned sustainable elements of the project include:
• Energy recovery using an enthalpy wheel integrated into the ventilation system; this captures energy from the building’s exhaust systems and uses it to pre-heat or pre-cool air entering the building.
• A greywater recovery system, which takes waste water from the hotel laundry, sinks and showers and reuses it in the building’s evaporative cooling system.
• A high-efficiency lighting system, which uses low-energy-consuming ballasts and lamps to reduce required power consumption.
• A daylight-responsive control system, which automatically turns off electric lights when sufficient daylight is available.
• Water-conserving low-flow plumbing fixtures, which reduce the total amount of potable water required as well as the associated pumping energy.