Bank of China Hong Kong Company Headquarters

The headquarters of Bank of China Hong Kong Branch was originally located in Bank of China Tower, Des Voeux Road Central, 2A, and was completed at 1950. Its appearance is modeled after Shanghai Bund Corporation. Until it was designed by Chinese-American architect I.M. Pei, the Bank of China Building located at the original site of Murray Building was completed on 1989, and opened on1May, 990 17, officially becoming the new headquarters of Bank of China in Hong Kong.

The Bank of China Building is 70 stories high (305 meters, and the flagpole is 369 meters high). 1989 to 1992 are the tallest buildings in Hong Kong and Asia, and the first one is outside the United States. The overall style of the building absorbs the characteristics of the rapid growth of bamboo, symbolizing vitality and prospects. The four corners of the whole building are supported by four reinforced concrete columns, and the triangular frame transfers the pressure of the building to the four columns. Covered with a glass curtain wall. Its unique appearance makes it one of the symbols of Hong Kong. At that time, the cost of this building was only about HK$ 6,543.8 billion.

Bank of China Tower was originally built by Bank of China Hong Kong Branch, and its Garden Road entrance is still marked "Bank of China" instead of BOCHK Hong Kong. After the ownership was transferred to BOC Hongkong, China Bank rented back several floors for office use.