Ryugyong Hotel
Identification
Ryugyong Hotel
Capital of Willows, 105 Building
130967
Map
Structure in general
skyscraper
concrete
curtain wall
modernism
Usage
hotel
commercial office
restaurant
Facts
- The North Korean government is currently trying to invite a foreign investment of 300 million US dollars for a new structural system.
- The pyramid-shaped building has a 75-degree slope.
- The building has been incorrectly listed with a height of 300 m for the past several years. The updated height of 330 m makes it the world's tallest building intended for hotel use.
- First building outside New York & Chicago with over 100 floors.
- If this had been completed on schedule, it would have surpassed Swissôtel The Stamford to become the world's tallest hotel, and would have been ranked 7th tallest building in the world.
- The building reached its full architectural height in 1992, but remained no more than a massive concrete shell until construction resumed in 2008.
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More InformationTechnical Data
1,082.74 ft
1,082.74 ft
1,082.74 ft
524.87 ft
105
3
1986
2013
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