Taipei 10 1 (Taipei101), also known as Taipei1kloc-0/building, was originally named Taipei International Finance Center in the initial planning. It is located in Xinyi District, Taibei City, Taiwan Province Province, China. Designed by architect Li Zuyuan, built by KTRT team, and held many world records in world record association, China. The owner of the building is Taipei Financial Mansion Co., Ltd., which is composed of four enterprises in the island 14. It is jointly planned by professional teams inside and outside the island and carefully designed by world-class architect Li Zuyuan. It goes beyond the design concept of single volume and takes the auspicious number "eight" (the homonym of "hair") of China people as the design unit. Every eight floors are a structural unit, which are connected and overlapped with each other to form a whole. Form a sense of rhythm and beauty in appearance, and create a new style of international skyscrapers. Taipei 10 1 multi-section appearance, with high-tech giant structure to ensure the remarkable benefits of disaster prevention and wind protection. Every eight floors form a group of independent spaces, which naturally eliminates the wind effect of airflow generated by high-rise buildings on the ground, and ensures the safety and comfort of pedestrians through the division of green planting areas in architectural design. The building is shaped like a bamboo, which is flexible and redundant, symbolizing the infinite significance of traditional architecture in China. The building surface with an inward inclination of seven degrees increases layer by layer; The high-transparency, energy-saving and heat-insulating curtain wall glass without damage from reflected light allows people to see the sky and the earth in the tallest building in Taiwan Province Province. High-tech materials and creative lighting are transparent and clear, creating a visual penetration effect and integrating with nature and surrounding environment on a large scale. Taipei 10 1 Structure height: 508m (1667ft), roof height: 448m (1470ft), floor height: 438m (1437ft), and top height:. It takes only 37 seconds from the 5th floor to the 89th floor indoor observation deck, and the elevator climbs at the speed of 10 10 meters per minute, making it the fastest and longest elevator in the world. The world's first seismic damper was exposed in the overall design building, weighing 660 tons. When dining on the 85th, 86th and 88th floors, you can see this decorative damper shaped like a big ball with a diameter of 5.5m, which is also the first in the world. The Guinness Book of World Records lists two fastest elevators for observation deck. The maximum upward speed can reach 10 10 meters per minute, which is equivalent to 60 kilometers per hour. It only takes 39 seconds from 1 floor to the indoor observation deck on the 89th floor. It takes only 37 seconds from the 5th floor to the 89th floor indoor observation deck. The maximum speed of descending can reach 600 meters per minute, and it takes only 46 seconds to go from the 89th floor to the 5th floor and 48 seconds to 1 building. In addition, it is also the longest indoor elevator in the world. The elevator was planned by Lerch Bates United Company, an American elevator consulting company, and manufactured by Toshiba Company in cooperation with Zhongyou Company of Taiwan Province Province. The model of this elevator is displayed on the indoor observation deck on the 89th floor. The elevators stop at 1 floor, 5th floor and 89th floor, of which 1 floor is used by the company to receive distinguished guests and is not open to the public. General visitors are requested to queue up for admission after purchasing tickets on the 5th floor. The world's fastest elevator certificate is displayed in the elevator halls on the 0 th, 5 th and 89 th floors of 65438+.