Taipei 101

Taipei 101 is the 101-high skyscraper in the Xinyi District, Taipei, Taiwan. The official name is the Taipei International Financial Building tower was designated as one of the tallest building in the world today by three of the four standards created by the High Council Building and Urban Habitat.

In many aspects, this new building is one of the skyscrapers of the most advanced ever made until now. This building has the advantage of fiber optic and satellite Internet connection that can reach speeds of 1 gigabyte per second. Toshiba has provided two of the world's fastest elevators that can reach a maximum speed of 1008 meters per minute (63 km / h or 39 miles / hour) and is able to bring visitors from the ground floor to the observer on the ground floor of 89 in 39 seconds. A pendulum weighing 800 tons mounted on floor 88, to stabilize the tower was to sway arising from earthquakes, hurricanes and shear force of the wind.

The total area of 450,000 square meters, with 214,000 square feet for office facilities, 77,500 square feet for commercial needs, while another 73,000 meters perseigi for parking areas.
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