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The '''63 Building''' ([[Hangul]]: 63 빌딩 or 육삼 빌딩), officially the '''63 City''', is a [[landmark]] [[skyscraper]] on [[Yeouido]] island, overlooking the [[Han River (Korea)|Han River]] in [[Seoul]], [[South Korea]]. At 249 meters (817&nbsp;ft) high, it was the world's tallest building outside North America and Asia's tallest building when it completed construction in 1985, ready for the [[1988 Summer Olympics]]. It served as South Korea's tallest building until [[Hyperion Tower]] surpassed it in 2003 and remained South Korea's tallest commercial building until the [[Northeast Asia Trade Tower]] was topped-out in 2009.<ref>{{Cite web |title=Mok-dong Hyperion Towers, Seoul |url=http://skyscraperpage.com/cities/?buildingID=4301 |publisher=SkyscraperPage.com |accessdate=March 10, 2009}}</ref> The 63 Building is an iconic landmark of the [[Miracle on the Han River]], symbolizing the nation's rapid economic achievement in the late 20th century. ''63'' refers to the building's 63 official stories, of which 60 are above ground level and 3 are basement floors. The skyscraper is the headquarters of [[Hanwha Daehan Life Insurance|Korea Life Insurance]], [[Industrial Bank of Korea|Industrial Bank of Korea Securities]], and other major financial companies.
The '''63 Building''' ([[Hangul]]: 63 빌딩 or 육삼 빌딩), officially the '''63 City''', is a [[landmark]] [[skyscraper]] on [[Yeouido]] island, overlooking the [[Han River (Korea)|Han River]] in [[Seoul]], [[South Korea]]. At 249 meters (817&nbsp;ft) high, it was the world's tallest building outside North America and Asia's tallest building when it completed construction in 1985, ready for the [[1988 Summer Olympics]]. It served as South Korea's tallest building until [[Hyperion Tower]] surpassed it in 2003 and remained South Korea's tallest commercial building until the [[Northeast Asia Trade Tower]] was topped-out in 2009.<ref>{{Cite web |title=Mok-dong Hyperion Towers, Seoul |url=http://skyscraperpage.com/cities/?buildingID=4301 |publisher=SkyscraperPage.com |accessdate=March 10, 2009}}</ref> The 63 Building is an iconic landmark of the [[Miracle on the Han River]], symbolizing the nation's rapid economic achievement in the late 20th century. ''63'' refers to the building's 63 official stories, of which 60 are above ground level and 3 are basement floors. The skyscraper is the headquarters of [[Hanwha Daehan Life Insurance|Korea Life Insurance]], [[Industrial Bank of Korea|Industrial Bank of Korea Securities]], and other major financial companies.


The lower floors house a large shopping area with approximately 90 stores, an [[Imax Theater]], and an [[aquarium]]. A [[convention center]] and [[banquet hall]] are also housed within the building. The [[observation deck]] (known as 63 Golden Tower) on the top floor is a popular place to go to see a good view of Seoul. Special observation elevators are also available; they are equipped with windows to enable their passengers to view the city as they ride up to (or down from) the observation deck. On August 1, 2005, renovations temporarily closed the 1st Basement floor, meaning that the aquarium and theater were temporarily closed. The observation deck remained open, though through a different entrance than usual.<ref>63City Corporation. [http://www.63city.co.kr/english/index.html ''63Building]'' (home page). ''63Building''. 2004. Retrieved September 30, 2006.</ref><ref>63City Corporation. [http://www.63city.co.kr/english/att/att.html ''Attractions]''. ''63Building''. 2004. Retrieved September 30, 2006.</ref> The floor has since re-opened, and the aquarium and theater are once again fully functional. In July 5, 2009, [[wax doll]] museum opened in third and fourth floor basement.
The 60th floor houses the world's tallest [[art gallery]] and an [[observation deck]] known as 63 Golden Tower, that allows visitors to see as far as [[Incheon]] on clear sky along with fireworks at night. The 59th floor features first-class international restaurants called Walking in the Cloud, while the 58th floor houses family restaurants called Touch the Sky. Special observation elevators are also available; they are equipped with windows to enable their passengers to view the city as they ride up to (or down from) the observation deck. In the evening, some elevators are available for only couples, called the Love Elevator, which gives them a 1 minute exclusive ride. The lower floors house an indoor shopping mall with approximately 90 stores, an [[Imax Theater]], and a large [[aquarium]]. A [[convention center]] and [[banquet hall]] are also housed within the building. In July 5, 2009, a [[wax doll]] museum opened in third and fourth floor basement, which features real statutes of famous people in the world.


The 63 Building was featured as a landmark in the [[computer game]]s [[SimCity 3000]] and [[SimCity 4]], and featured on the cover of SimCity 3000 Unlimited.
The 63 Building was featured as a landmark in the [[computer game]]s [[SimCity 3000]] and [[SimCity 4]], and featured on the cover of SimCity 3000 Unlimited.

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'{{Infobox Skyscraper|in ten buildings in the world | building_name = 63 Building | image = [[File:63buildinginseoulkorea.png|210px]] | caption = The 63 Building| | built = 1985| | use = office, entertainment plaza| | location = [[Yeouido]] Island, [[Seoul]], [[South Korea]]| | roof = 249 m (817 ft)| | top_floor = 249 m (817 ft)| | antenna_spire = 274 m (866 ft)| | floor_count = 63 (equivalent)| | floor_area = 4| | elevator_count = 6| | architect = [[Skidmore, Owings and Merrill]]| | skyscraperpage_id = 1610| | emporis_id = 106770| | website = http://www.63.co.kr/63eng/63Main.jsp| }} {{Infobox Korean name |img= |caption= |hangul=63(육삼) 빌딩 |hanja=六三 빌딩 |rr=Yuksam Bilding |mr=Yuksam Pilting }} The '''63 Building''' ([[Hangul]]: 63 빌딩 or 육삼 빌딩), officially the '''63 City''', is a [[landmark]] [[skyscraper]] on [[Yeouido]] island, overlooking the [[Han River (Korea)|Han River]] in [[Seoul]], [[South Korea]]. At 249 meters (817&nbsp;ft) high, it was the world's tallest building outside North America and Asia's tallest building when it completed construction in 1985, ready for the [[1988 Summer Olympics]]. It served as South Korea's tallest building until [[Hyperion Tower]] surpassed it in 2003 and remained South Korea's tallest commercial building until the [[Northeast Asia Trade Tower]] was topped-out in 2009.<ref>{{Cite web |title=Mok-dong Hyperion Towers, Seoul |url=http://skyscraperpage.com/cities/?buildingID=4301 |publisher=SkyscraperPage.com |accessdate=March 10, 2009}}</ref> The 63 Building is an iconic landmark of the [[Miracle on the Han River]], symbolizing the nation's rapid economic achievement in the late 20th century. ''63'' refers to the building's 63 official stories, of which 60 are above ground level and 3 are basement floors. The skyscraper is the headquarters of [[Hanwha Daehan Life Insurance|Korea Life Insurance]], [[Industrial Bank of Korea|Industrial Bank of Korea Securities]], and other major financial companies. The lower floors house a large shopping area with approximately 90 stores, an [[Imax Theater]], and an [[aquarium]]. A [[convention center]] and [[banquet hall]] are also housed within the building. The [[observation deck]] (known as 63 Golden Tower) on the top floor is a popular place to go to see a good view of Seoul. Special observation elevators are also available; they are equipped with windows to enable their passengers to view the city as they ride up to (or down from) the observation deck. On August 1, 2005, renovations temporarily closed the 1st Basement floor, meaning that the aquarium and theater were temporarily closed. The observation deck remained open, though through a different entrance than usual.<ref>63City Corporation. [http://www.63city.co.kr/english/index.html ''63Building]'' (home page). ''63Building''. 2004. Retrieved September 30, 2006.</ref><ref>63City Corporation. [http://www.63city.co.kr/english/att/att.html ''Attractions]''. ''63Building''. 2004. Retrieved September 30, 2006.</ref> The floor has since re-opened, and the aquarium and theater are once again fully functional. In July 5, 2009, [[wax doll]] museum opened in third and fourth floor basement. The 63 Building was featured as a landmark in the [[computer game]]s [[SimCity 3000]] and [[SimCity 4]], and featured on the cover of SimCity 3000 Unlimited. ==History== The 63 Building's construction broke ground in February 1980, at the height of South Korea's economic boom, which is known as the [[Miracle on the Han River]] today. It was built at a cost of 180,000,000,000 [[south Korean won|won]] and completed construction on May 1985. In 2000, [[Hanhwa|Hanwha Group]] renamed the building to 63 City and it became part of the group in 2002.<ref>http://100.naver.com/100.nhn?docid=46048</ref> ==Gallery== <gallery> File:Seoul Building63.jpg File:Korea-Hi.Seoul.Festival-Hanbok-Parade-01.jpg File:Korea-Seoul-Han River and 63 Building-01.jpg File:Seoul-Yeouido.at.dawn-01.jpg File:63buildingdawn.jpg|at sunrise the 63 Building begins to glow File:63buildingdawn2.jpg|for twenty minutes at sunrise, the eastern side of the building is blindingly bright </gallery> ==See also== *[[List of Korea-related topics]] *[[List of skyscrapers]] *[[Korean architecture]] *[[Hyperion Tower]] ==References== {{Reflist}} ==External links== {{Commonscat}} *[http://www.63.co.kr/63eng/63Main.jsp Official English-language website] *[http://local.google.com/local?f=q&hl=en&q=+37%C2%B031%2711.24%22N+126%C2%B056%2725.11%22E&t=k Satellite View of the Tower] {{coord|37|31|11.24|N|126|56|25.11|E|display=title}} {{Seoul landmarks}} {{use mdy dates}} [[Category:Yeongdeungpo-gu, Seoul]] [[Category:1985 architecture]] [[Category:Visitor attractions in Seoul]] [[Category:Skyscrapers in South Korea]] [[Category:Buildings and structures in Seoul]] [[Category:Skyscrapers between 200 and 249 meters]] [[Category:Skidmore, Owings and Merrill buildings]] [[fr:DLI 63 Building]] [[ko:63빌딩]] [[ja:63ビル]] [[pl:63 Building]] [[ru:Юксам Билдинг]] [[th:ตึก Kli 63]] [[uk:63 Будинок]] [[vi:Tòa nhà 63]] [[zh:63大廈]]'
New page wikitext, after the edit (new_wikitext)
'{{Infobox Skyscraper|in ten buildings in the world | building_name = 63 Building | image = [[File:63buildinginseoulkorea.png|210px]] | caption = The 63 Building| | built = 1985| | use = office, entertainment plaza| | location = [[Yeouido]] Island, [[Seoul]], [[South Korea]]| | roof = 249 m (817 ft)| | top_floor = 249 m (817 ft)| | antenna_spire = 274 m (866 ft)| | floor_count = 63 (equivalent)| | floor_area = 4| | elevator_count = 6| | architect = [[Skidmore, Owings and Merrill]]| | skyscraperpage_id = 1610| | emporis_id = 106770| | website = http://www.63.co.kr/63eng/63Main.jsp| }} {{Infobox Korean name |img= |caption= |hangul=63(육삼) 빌딩 |hanja=六三 빌딩 |rr=Yuksam Bilding |mr=Yuksam Pilting }} The '''63 Building''' ([[Hangul]]: 63 빌딩 or 육삼 빌딩), officially the '''63 City''', is a [[landmark]] [[skyscraper]] on [[Yeouido]] island, overlooking the [[Han River (Korea)|Han River]] in [[Seoul]], [[South Korea]]. At 249 meters (817&nbsp;ft) high, it was the world's tallest building outside North America and Asia's tallest building when it completed construction in 1985, ready for the [[1988 Summer Olympics]]. It served as South Korea's tallest building until [[Hyperion Tower]] surpassed it in 2003 and remained South Korea's tallest commercial building until the [[Northeast Asia Trade Tower]] was topped-out in 2009.<ref>{{Cite web |title=Mok-dong Hyperion Towers, Seoul |url=http://skyscraperpage.com/cities/?buildingID=4301 |publisher=SkyscraperPage.com |accessdate=March 10, 2009}}</ref> The 63 Building is an iconic landmark of the [[Miracle on the Han River]], symbolizing the nation's rapid economic achievement in the late 20th century. ''63'' refers to the building's 63 official stories, of which 60 are above ground level and 3 are basement floors. The skyscraper is the headquarters of [[Hanwha Daehan Life Insurance|Korea Life Insurance]], [[Industrial Bank of Korea|Industrial Bank of Korea Securities]], and other major financial companies. The 60th floor houses the world's tallest [[art gallery]] and an [[observation deck]] known as 63 Golden Tower, that allows visitors to see as far as [[Incheon]] on clear sky along with fireworks at night. The 59th floor features first-class international restaurants called Walking in the Cloud, while the 58th floor houses family restaurants called Touch the Sky. Special observation elevators are also available; they are equipped with windows to enable their passengers to view the city as they ride up to (or down from) the observation deck. In the evening, some elevators are available for only couples, called the Love Elevator, which gives them a 1 minute exclusive ride. The lower floors house an indoor shopping mall with approximately 90 stores, an [[Imax Theater]], and a large [[aquarium]]. A [[convention center]] and [[banquet hall]] are also housed within the building. In July 5, 2009, a [[wax doll]] museum opened in third and fourth floor basement, which features real statutes of famous people in the world. The 63 Building was featured as a landmark in the [[computer game]]s [[SimCity 3000]] and [[SimCity 4]], and featured on the cover of SimCity 3000 Unlimited. ==History== The 63 Building's construction broke ground in February 1980, at the height of South Korea's economic boom, which is known as the [[Miracle on the Han River]] today. It was built at a cost of 180,000,000,000 [[south Korean won|won]] and completed construction on May 1985. In 2000, [[Hanhwa|Hanwha Group]] renamed the building to 63 City and it became part of the group in 2002.<ref>http://100.naver.com/100.nhn?docid=46048</ref> ==Gallery== <gallery> File:Seoul Building63.jpg File:Korea-Hi.Seoul.Festival-Hanbok-Parade-01.jpg File:Korea-Seoul-Han River and 63 Building-01.jpg File:Seoul-Yeouido.at.dawn-01.jpg File:63buildingdawn.jpg|at sunrise the 63 Building begins to glow File:63buildingdawn2.jpg|for twenty minutes at sunrise, the eastern side of the building is blindingly bright </gallery> ==See also== *[[List of Korea-related topics]] *[[List of skyscrapers]] *[[Korean architecture]] *[[Hyperion Tower]] ==References== {{Reflist}} ==External links== {{Commonscat}} *[http://www.63.co.kr/63eng/63Main.jsp Official English-language website] *[http://local.google.com/local?f=q&hl=en&q=+37%C2%B031%2711.24%22N+126%C2%B056%2725.11%22E&t=k Satellite View of the Tower] {{coord|37|31|11.24|N|126|56|25.11|E|display=title}} {{Seoul landmarks}} {{use mdy dates}} [[Category:Yeongdeungpo-gu, Seoul]] [[Category:1985 architecture]] [[Category:Visitor attractions in Seoul]] [[Category:Skyscrapers in South Korea]] [[Category:Buildings and structures in Seoul]] [[Category:Skyscrapers between 200 and 249 meters]] [[Category:Skidmore, Owings and Merrill buildings]] [[fr:DLI 63 Building]] [[ko:63빌딩]] [[ja:63ビル]] [[pl:63 Building]] [[ru:Юксам Билдинг]] [[th:ตึก Kli 63]] [[uk:63 Будинок]] [[vi:Tòa nhà 63]] [[zh:63大廈]]'
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