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Learn MoreTwo International Finance Centre (Two IFC) is the tallest building in Hong Kong Island, at the financial hub of Hong Kong.
Designed by world renowned architect Cesar Pelli, 88 storeys, 415-metre-tall building above the Central waterfront. It had been the world’s third highest when completed in 2003.
The landmark is designed to accommodate financial institutions, setting new standards for high-rise design post 9/11 - raised floors for flexible cabling management, and column-free floor plans. It is one of few buildings in the world equipped with double-deck elevators.
The IFC complex consists of One IFC, Two IFC, IFC Mall and Four Seasons Hotel. IFC mall houses over 200 different luxury brands, Michelin restaurants and secure underground parking. A dedicated concierge and onsite management team provide 24-hour support.
Located directly above Hong Kong Station, only 24 minutes away from Airport by Airport Express, Two IFC offers excellent indoor transport connections. Covered walkway linked with major Central buildings, subways, bus terminals & the legendary Star Ferry.
The building boasts spectacular views across the stunning Victoria Harbour and city skyline. Many of Hong Kong’s landmark attractions – including The Peak, Lan Kwai Fong - are just a stroll away.
The IFC’s towers were featured in several Hollywood films, including Batman series - The Dark Knight .
To name a few, the Hong Kong Monetary Authority, UBS, BNP, Statestreet, Blackstone Capital and more are your Hong Kong's (and the world's) most well known neighbouring tenants at Two IFC. As one of the most iconic buildings in Asia, Two IFC makes a fantastic address to use as an Asian base for your business.
24 minutes from Hong Kong International Airport by Airport Express Train or 35 minutes drive from Hong Kong International Airport
Right above Hong Kong Station for Airport Express & Tung Chung Line. Directly connect to Exit A1 / F Hong Kong Station; 3 minutes walk from Central Station
3 minutes walk from bus stations connecting all parts of Hong Kong
5 minutes walk from Star Ferry & Outlying Islands Ferry Terminals in Central
Two IFC is situated in Central, one of the world’s most stunning Victoria Harbour front.
Within 5 minutes walking distance:
A community to work with
A team to delegate to
Simple IT solutions that work
A receptionist to answer your calls
Collaborative breakout spaces
Coffee spot
Servcorp office is located on level 19 of Two IFC.
Level 19 features original art by renowned artist Simon Lovelace. Lovelace’s works at Two IFC highlight iconic HK landmarks such as double-deck tram, Hong Kong skyline, The Peak and Two IFC. His work expresses the impression of HK.
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