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1 | Linked Hybrid T1 | 2009 | 66 m / 217 ft | 21 | N/A | hotel | |
1 | Linked Hybrid T2 | 2009 | 66 m / 217 ft | 21 | N/A | residential | |
1 | Linked Hybrid T3 | 2009 | 66 m / 217 ft | 21 | N/A | residential | |
1 | Linked Hybrid T5 | 2009 | 66 m / 217 ft | 21 | N/A | residential | |
1 | Linked Hybrid T6 | 2009 | 66 m / 217 ft | 21 | N/A | residential | |
1 | Linked Hybrid T9 | 2009 | 66 m / 217 ft | 21 | N/A | residential | |
7 | Linked Hybrid T8 | 2009 | 59.9 m / 197 ft | 19 | N/A | residential | |
8 | Linked Hybrid T7 | 2009 | 44.7 m / 146 ft | 14 | N/A | residential |
Best Tall Building Worldwide 2009 Winner
2009 CTBUH Awards
Best Tall Building Asia & Australasia 2009 Winner
2009 CTBUH Awards
CTBUH Holds Half-Day Skybridges Symposium
18 July 2019 - Event
Master's Thesis Challenge
28 August 2017 - CTBUH News
10 April 2019
Reconnecting the City Grid With a Porous Urban Space
The pedestrian-oriented Linked Hybrid complex, sited adjacent to the old city wall of Beijing, was among the first new-build projects to counter the predominant trend...
12 September 2012
Big Shifts Ahead as China Enters New Era
Kevin Brass, CTBUH
Reports out of China these days are a jumble of mixed messages and conflicting imagery. One night network business news programs spotlight video of empty...
10 April 2019
Reconnecting the City Grid With a Porous Urban Space
The pedestrian-oriented Linked Hybrid complex, sited adjacent to the old city wall of Beijing, was among the first new-build projects to counter the predominant trend...
22 October 2009
The CTBUH named the Linked Hybrid building as the 2009 Best Tall Building Overall at the 8th Annual Awards Dinner, held at Crown Hall in...
22 October 2009
2009 Best Tall Building Award Winners: Linked Hybrid Building, Beijing, China
Steven Holl, Steven Holl Architects presents at the CTBUH 2009 Chicago Conference. Each year the CTBUH recognizes excellence in tall building design and construction by...
04 February 2010
The Re-making of Mumbai: Search for an Appropriate Skyscraper Response
In the early part of 2009, twelve students from the Illinois Institute of Technology, under the tutelage of Professor Antony Wood and working together with...
12 September 2012
Big Shifts Ahead as China Enters New Era
Reports out of China these days are a jumble of mixed messages and conflicting imagery. One night network business news programs spotlight video of empty...
01 July 2018
Exploring New Paradigms in High-Density Vertical Hybrids
By the year 2050, the world population is set to increase to 9 billion people, of which 66% will be living in cities. It is...
10 October 2011
Tall Buildings + Skybridges + Envelope + Green = Greenplex
The skyscraper/sprawl urban paradigm of the 20th century is deemed unsustainable because it is characterized by: excessive exposed surface area that wastes heating/cooling energy, limited...
18 July 2019
More than 100 attendees gathered at Linked Hybrid for a symposium held in conjunction with the forthcoming skybridge research project, “Bringing the Horizontal Into the Vertical Realm.”
28 August 2017
CTBUH is launching a new academic initiative, empowering Master's-level architecture students to research new possibilities in rope-less elevator technology.
15 July 2013
Working well above the plane of purely sculptural architecture, the project embodies, on an urbanistic scale, where the future of tall buildings and urban cities is heading.
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