Tokyo Sky Tree
Location: Tokyo, Japan
Construction Date: 2008/7/14
Height: 634m
Tokyo Sky Tree is an electric wave tower located in Sumida-ku, Tokyo, Japan, jointly built by Tobu Railway and its subsidiary Tobu Tower Sky Tree, which began construction on July 14, 2008 and is expected to be completed and opened on May 22, 2012. With a height of 634 meters, it was certified as the "world's tallest tower" by the Guinness Book of World Records on November 17, 2011, making it the tallest self-standing radio tower in the world.
The Tokyo Sky Tree was built to reduce the obstacles to the transmission of radio waves caused by the high-rise buildings in central Tokyo. And after the analog TV signal transmission was terminated on July 24, 2011, a tower with a height of 600 meters needed to be built to replace Tokyo Tower (333 meters) as a signal transmission station for digital wireless television. When the Tokyo Sky Tree is launched, it is estimated that it will bring about 48 billion yen in economic benefits per year, including rent paid by TV stations and revenue from sightseeing tickets.
Guangzhou TV Tower
Location: Guangzhou, China
Construction Date: 2005/11/25
Height: 600m
Canton Tower, nicknamed "Little Wild Waist", was built on Shuangta Road, Haizhu District, Guangzhou, 125 meters from the south bank of the Pearl River, across the river from Haixinsha Island and Zhujiang New Town. It is a large-scale urban infrastructure mainly based on sightseeing tourism, with radio and television transmission, cultural entertainment and urban window functions, providing broadcast services for the 16th Asian Games held in Guangzhou in 2010. The tower was constructed by Guangzhou State Construction and Shanghai Construction Engineering Group and was completed in September 2009. The main body of the Tower is 450 meters, the antenna mast is 150 meters, and the total height is 600 meters, replacing Canada's CN TV Tower as the world's second tallest self-standing TV tower, second only to the Sky Tree Tower in Tokyo, Japan (634 meters in height), and also becoming a new landmark in Guangzhou.
Guangzhou New TV Tower is the world's tallest TV sightseeing tower. The combined floor is grouped along the entire tower height according to the functional layer, with a total of about 37 floors, with a total construction area of 114054 square meters, of which the tower building area is 44,275 square meters, the underground space construction area is 69,779 square meters, and the total investment is about 2.2 billion yuan. A 454-metre-high tower platform will also be built on the Ferris wheel, which is 289 metres higher than the 165-metre-high Singapore Flyer Ferris Wheel, the world's tallest Ferris wheel, and 246 metres higher than the 208-metre-high Beijing Chaotian Wheel under construction.
Toronto National Tower
Location: Toronto, Canada
Construction Date: 6/26/1976
Height: 553m
The National Tower opened in 1976. It was once the tallest building in the world and a free-standing tower, standing 1,815 feet (553 meters) tall, more than a third of a mile above the clouds. The seven-story aerial structure includes indoor and outdoor observation decks, with the EcoDek, a new interactive environmental attraction opened in December 1994, the world's tallest glass floor, reaching 1,122 feet (342 meters), Horizons, the world's tallest bar, and a revolving restaurant with 360, the world's tallest 400 seats. In addition, for those who want to go higher, we also offer a space capsule that can reach 1,465 feet (447 meters). This is the highest public viewing gallery in the world.
Ostankino Radio and Television Tower
Location: Russia Moscow
Construction Date: 1967/11/14
Height 540m
The Ostankino Radio and Television Tower in Moscow was completed in 1967 as the second tallest freestanding building in the world. Its construction weight exceeds 55,000 tons. At 1,771 feet (540 meters) tall, the Ostankino TV Tower is an architectural marvel for a city not known for its skyscrapers. Visitors can reach the tower's observation deck in just 58 seconds. Located 1,105 feet (337 meters) above the ground, the observation deck offers a whole new perspective on Moscow. Below the observation deck are the 3 dining rooms of the "Seventh Sky" restaurant, where you can enjoy European delicacies and traditional Russian dishes. The Ostankino Radio and Television Tower is not only a sightseeing attraction, but also transmits the signal of 11 television stations, 12 radio stations and 17 satellite television programs through the radio network.
Oriental Pearl Tower
Location: Shanghai, China
Construction Date: 1/1/1995
Height: 468m
Shanghai Oriental Pearl Tower, 468 meters above the ground, is the second tallest tower in Asia and the fifth tallest tower in the world, shanghai Oriental Pearl Tower is located at the end of Lujiazui, on the banks of the Huangpu River, echoing the world-famous Shanghai Bund. The name of the Oriental Pearl Pagoda comes from the Description of the Sound of the Pipa in the Tang Dynasty poet Bai Juyi's "Pipa Line", and the poet likens the sound of the pipa to the beautiful sound of pearls falling into the jade plate, "large pearls and small pearls falling on the jade plate". The designers fantasized about connecting 11 large and small spheres of different sizes from the blue sky to the green grass, while two huge ruby-like spheres were held high into one. From a distance, the Oriental Pearl Tower in the middle and the Yangpu Bridge and Nanpu Bridge on both sides are cleverly combined into a huge picture scroll of two dragon play beads.
Midra TV Tower
Location: Tehran, Iran
Construction time: 80s
Height: 435m
The Midra TV Tower is the tallest building in Iran and the tallest concrete tower in the Middle East, the third tallest in Asia and the sixth tallest in the world. The tourist telecommunications tower is 315 meters high, together with the sky pole up to 435 meters, a total of 12 floors, the base of the three floors for the tourism center, the top of the tower with high-end restaurants, is the best place to enjoy the panoramic view of Tehran.
The architectural design of the Media TV Tower belongs to the Islamic architectural design, and combines traditional and modern architectural design styles, with intricate drawing patterns. In other words, the Midra TV Tower is an octagonal base that symbolizes traditional Iranian architecture. The Deira TV Tower is mainly composed of four parts: the TV and Communication Tower, the Conference and Seminar Center, the famous international five-star hotel and the International Trade and Conference Center.
Kuala Lumpur Tower
Location: Manicha Kuala Lumpur
Construction Date: 1996/10/1
Height: 421m
To Kuala Lumpur less than the Kuala Lumpur Tower, such a tour is absolutely incomplete! Located in the heart of the Golden Triangle, kuala lumpur's commercial and entertainment district, the Kuala Lumpur Tower is 421 meters /1,403 feet tall. The site of the Kuala Lumpur Tower, Bukit Nanas itself is 94 meters above sea level. The tower is now the fourth tallest in Asia. The entire tower building consists of a 3-story base. In the bottom floor is the control/maintenance room and the water storage tank for fire protection. The second level is the 86-metre pedestrian shopping area, followed by the main entrance, which at the centre is a contemplative pool.
Tianjin Radio and Television Tower
Location: Tianjin, China
Construction Date: 1/1/1991
Height: 415m
Tianjin Radio and Television Tower, abbreviated as "Tianta", is located in the southwest of Tianjin and is surrounded by a lake of 210,000 square meters. The "Sky Tower" is famous for its water tower. The Sky Tower is 415 meters high. Between 248 and 278 meters in the tower is a seven-story saucer-shaped building. The total area of the UFO structure is 4,500 square meters. In addition to the broadcast room and power room (260m-378m), there are three floors covering an area of about 1,300 square meters. On the first floor is the Cyclamen Restaurant (248 meters), which offers Chinese food, banquet services and karaoke rooms. It can accommodate up to 100 people at the same time.
China Central Radio and Television Tower
Location: Beijing, China
Construction Date: 30/9/1992
Height: 405m
The China Central Radio and Television Tower is located on Beijing's West Third Ring Road, near the 15.4-hectare Yuyuantan Park. The tower is 405 meters high and covers an area of 5,905 square meters at the top and 12,143 square meters at the bottom. The TV tower can simultaneously transmit 7 channels of FM stereo broadcasting and 8 channels of television programs, greatly expanding the broadcast coverage area and improving the reception quality, thanks to its advanced broadcast equipment. The base of the tower provides television and exhibition halls open to the public, as well as meeting rooms, video game rooms, a ring screen cinema, a recreation center, as well as a restaurant and souvenir shop.
Tashkent Tower
Location: Tashkent, Uzbekistan
Construction Date: 1/15/1985
Height: 375m
Tashkent Tower is a unique building. The tower is 1,200 feet (375 meters) high. It combines traditional and modern architectural styles of Uzbekistan. The tower is equipped with radio, television and other types of communication equipment. Visitors can visit the observation deck and two restaurants: the Blue Restaurant and the Red Restaurant. The weather station in the tower provides information to the agricultural sector about weather changes. A high-speed elevator takes you to the restaurant on the highest floor in less than 30 seconds.
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