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Lippo CentreAlso known as: | The Koala Tree | Formerly: | Bond Centre | One of the most beloved pieces of modern architecture in Hong Kong is the Lippo Centre -- affectionately known as the Koala Buildings. They earn that name from the way the interlocking four-pronged sections of the building seem to cling to the sides of the main tower shaft in much the same way a koala clings to the trunk of a eucalyptus tree. This is appropriate because the skyscrapers were commissioned by an Australian company. They have also been compared to totem poles, with figures seemingly carved out of the main bodies of the towers. Quick Facts
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> Lippo Centre Tower 2 is 610 feet / 186 meters tall with 48 stories. Related Video
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