State Tower

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State Tower
State Tower
Basic data
Place: Bangkok , Thailand
Construction time : 1991-2001
Status : Built
Architectural style : Postmodern
Architect : Rangsan Architecture Co. Ltd.
Technical specifications
Height : 247 m
Rank (height) : 5th place (Thailand)
5th place (Bangkok)
Floors : 68
Usable area : 330,000 m²
Building material : Steel
stone
State Tower (Bangkok)
State Tower
State Tower

The State Tower (formerly Royal Charoen Krung Tower , Thai : ตึก ส เต ท ทาวเวอร์ ) is a skyscraper in Bangkok and has been the fifth tallest building in Thailand since 2012 .

features

The Thai architect Prof. Rangsan Torsuwan designed the building in the 1990s and put a golden dome with a viewing platform at the top of the high-rise. The dome has a height of 30 meters.

The building areas are mainly used for apartments, offices and sales rooms. The 5-star Hotel Lebua is also located in the State Tower . The 40-story high atrium inside the building and an open-air restaurant on the roof with a view of the city create a special atmosphere .

When it was completed, the State Tower was the second tallest building in Bangkok and in all of Thailand after Baiyoke Tower 2 ; but today only the fifth highest in the city.

location

The skyscraper is located between Thanon Silom ( Silom Street ), one of Bangkok's main thoroughfares in the Bang Rak business district , and the Mae Nam Chao Phraya ( Chao Phraya River ).

Individual evidence

  1. ^ State Tower, Skyscraper Center

Web links

Coordinates: 13 ° 43 '15.8 "  N , 100 ° 31' 3.3"  E