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It also has a variety of businesses, including a giant food court, as well as swimming pools, hairdressers, beauty salons, supermarkets, and internet cafes.
Consortium meetings must be difficult. The building is colossal. More people live there than in many towns and cities. More than 20 thousand souls living daily.
It is the Regent International apartment building, which is in Hangzhou, in the vast China. And it is famous for having a population size comparable to that of a small town.
Located in Qianjiang Century City, Hangzhou’s central business district, the Regent International is S-shaped and originally designed as a luxury hotel.
The building is S-shaped and opened in 2013.
However, it was subsequently converted into a colossal apartment building, with the rooms converted into thousands of high-end residential apartments.
The impressive building is 206 meters high and has between 36 and 39 floors, depending on which side it is on.
The building is S-shaped and opened in 2013.
In addition, the impressive building has a variety of services and businesses, such as a giant food court for its tens of thousands of inhabitants, as well as swimming pools, hairdressers, nail salons, medium-sized supermarkets, and Internet cafes.
Meaning, everything you need can be found inside the building, so technically you don’t even need to leave there if you want to.
The design of the “vertical city” was in charge of Alicia Loo, who was also the chief designer of the second seven-star hotel in the world, the Singapore Sands Hotel.
The Regent International was opened in 2013 and quickly became one of the most popular buildings in Hangzhou.
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Most of its residents are young professionals who have just graduated from university or are about to do so, but you can also find young influencers and small business offices.
According to the Chinese news agency Sina, the smallest apartments without windows usually rent for around RMB 1,500 ($220) a month, while the largest units with balconies can be rented from RMB 4,000 ($550).
With more than 260,000 square meters of space, the building is one of the largest of its kind in China.
The building is S-shaped and opened in 2013.
The number of inhabitants has been a topic of debate on Chinese social networks, but according to calculations by the authorities, it is estimated that there are no less than 22,000 people currently living in the building.
Photos and videos of Regent International began to go viral on Western social media, with some posts amassing millions of views.
