Zhengjia Huanshi Center () is a 56-

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in the Yuexiu District of

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. The building was completed in early 2006 following numerous construction delays, including once for a year between 2004 and 2005. The top floor of the tower is above ground and the building is to the top of the spire. The building has 56 office floors above ground and four underground floors of vehicle garages. The entire building was designed by the Guangzhou Design Institute and an internal floor area of .

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{{Skyscrapers in Guangzhou Skyscraper office buildings in Guangzhou Buildings and structures completed in 2006 Yuexiu District

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