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怡和大廈 （英語： Jardine House ），亦稱 康樂大廈 （因旁邊為康樂廣場而得名；也是1988年前的專稱），位於 香港 香港島 中環 康樂廣場 1號，樓高52層，由中環大業主 置地公司 興建，於1973年落成，是香港首幢摩天大樓，完工時曾一度成為亞洲最高的建 ...
Jardine House ( Chinese : 怡和大廈 ), formerly known as Connaught Centre ( 康樂大廈 ), is an office tower in Hong Kong. The building is located at 1 Connaught Place, Central on Hong Kong Island. It is owned by Hongkong Land Limited, a subsidiary of Jardines.
香港島中區中環康樂廣場1號【業主和地產代理可免費放兩個盤】，顯示怡和大廈最近成交紀錄，怡和大廈 (Jardine House)是一座52層高的寫字樓，入伙年份:1973.
Overlooking the spectacular Victoria Harbour, Jardine House enjoys a strategic location in Central. The tower is 52 storeys tall and is linked by Hongkong Land's pedestrian bridge system to other key buildings in Central, the Mass Transit Railway and Airport
怡和大廈 （英語： Jardine House ），亦稱 康樂大廈 （因旁邊為康樂廣場而得名；也是1988年前的專稱），位於 香港 香港島 中環 康樂廣場 1號，樓高52層，由中環大業主 置地公司 興建，於1973年落成，是香港首幢摩天大樓，完工時曾一度成為亞洲最高的建築物 ...
Jardine House (Former name: Connaught Centre) is a 52-storey double A Commercial Building located at the junction of Connaught Place, Connaught Road Central and Pedder Street just 2-mins walk from Hong Kong MTR station (Exit F).
2023年7月13日 · Jardine Matheson and Hongkong Land are commemorating the 50th anniversary of Jardine House, the first skyscraper in Hong Kong, and the hub of Hongkong Land's Central ecosystem. Completed in 1973, Jardine House set new standards with its robust design, fastest lifts, largest air conditioning chillers, and iconic 1,748 circular glazed windows ...
Constructed on land reclaimed from Victoria Harbor, Jardine House is a classic fixture on the waterfront skyline of Hong Kong. When completed in 1973, it became the tallest building in not just Hong Kong, but all of Asia, and held the title for seven years until it
A unique office building with circular windows, Jardine House (formerly Connaught Centre) was once the tallest building in Hong Kong. Increase of duty-free allowance for luggage articles brought into the Mainland by Mainland residents travelling from Hong Kong takes effect from 1 July 2024.
This 52-storey silver monolith punctured by 1750 porthole-like windows was Hong Kong’s first true ‘skyscraper’ when it opened in 1973. Inevitably the building has earned its own irreverent nickname: the ‘House of 1000 Arseholes’.
