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Taipei 101: The Tallest of the Tall

by C. Y. Lee

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Rising 101 storeys (509 metres) above its surrounding urban environment, Taipei 101 is currently the world's tallest building. Designed by C.Y. Lee & Partners, it opened in 2004 amid spectacular Chinese new year celebrations, and has become the international symbol of the country's economic prosperity.… (more)

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720.4830951249The Arts › Architecture › Architecture - modified standard subdivisions › Special Topics › Buildings by shape › Tall buildings

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NA6234.T282Fine Arts › 2599.5-2599.9 Architectural criticism › Architecture › Special classes of buildings › Classed by use › Public buildings

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