Central Vietnam’s tallest building under construction

A ground-breaking ceremony for Meridian Twin Towers, the highest trading, office and hotel complex so far in the central region, was held in Da Nang city on July 25.

The 48-storey building is 220 metre high, covering an area of more than 11,000 square metres.

Once completed in December 2012, the building will include a retailing mall, an international convention centre, hotels and luxury apartments.

The US$180 million building is designed by Mooyoung Architects & Engineers, a Republic of Korea construction advisory.

The three primary investors are Viendong Land, Viendong Corp., Trung Nam Group and Saigon Tel JSC.

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