A probe into the cause of the shaking is. No earthquakes were recorded at the time. No earthquake was detected in the city on Tuesday, authorities said. Local authorities do not yet know what caused the 300m (980ft) SEG Plaza building to wobble on Tuesday afternoon. The SEG is a 356m landmark skyscraper, at the heart of the electronic center of Shenzhen. The incident occurred at the SEG Plaza, Shenzhen's iconic 356-meter-tall building. The #SEG Plaza building is shaking, and there was no earthquake! In # in #Shenzhen, people and authorities are alarmed as it seems there might be structural issues with the tower. Shenzhen is a sprawling metropolis in southern China, close to Hong Kong, which has a booming homegrown tech manufacturing scene. BEIJING One of China's tallest skyscrapers was evacuated Tuesday after it began to shake, sending panicked shoppers scampering to safety in the southern city of Shenzhen. The new guidelines for architects, urban planners and developers aimed to "highlight Chinese characteristics" and also banned tacky "copycat" buildings modelled after world landmarks.įive of the world's tallest skyscrapers are located in China, including the world's second-tallest building, the Shanghai Tower, which stands at 632 metres. It is the 18th tallest tower in Shenzhen, according to the Council on Tall Buildings and Urban Habitat skyscraper database.Ĭhinese authorities last year banned the construction of skyscrapers taller than 500 metres, adding to height restrictions already enforced in some cities such as Beijing. China skyscraper wobbles, spreading panic in downtown ShenzhenOne of China’s tallest skyscrapers was evacuated Tuesday after it began to shake, sending panic. The pair of 60-metre masts blamed for causing the building’s tremors are visible on the rooftop in this photograph. Here's The Terrifying Moment A Shenzhen Skyscraper Started To Wobble, Sparking A Stampede Architecture Design Video SCMP Clips 1 year ago The 70-story SEG Plaza skyscraper in Shenzhen, China sent residents scurrying for safety. The building is named after the semiconductor and electronics manufacturer Shenzhen Electronics Group, whose offices are based in the complex. 82 Post SEG Plaza standing at the Huaqiangbei area in Shenzhen on. The entrance to the 300-metre high SEG Plaza is seen after it began to shake, in Shenzhen in China's southern Guangdong province on Tuesday.
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