THE WORLD’S most unique city leaves visitors never knowing which floor they’re on, and has trains running through buildings.

The eighth and final skyscraper of the $3.8 billion megastructure was recently topped out, meaning Raffles City Chongqing is on course to open this year. The design was inspired by traditional ...

it stretches 350 meters across four of the eight skyscrapers that make up Raffles City Chongqing, a multi-use riverside complex in the southwest China megacity. Aerial walkways also connect it to ...

Big Brother is not just watching in the Chinese megacity of Chongqing – he is everywhere, all at once. Boasting a population ...

What if a skyscraper didn’t go up… but across? In Chongqing, China, engineers have redefined architecture with the world’s first horizontal skyscraper, an unbelievable structure that looks like a ...

Chongqing is home to some of China's most prominent futuristic structures, including the world's longest horizontal skyscraper. Designed by Moshe Safdie, the Raffles City building (pictured above ...

Known for its maze of multilevel buildings, neon-lit skyscrapers and futuristic architecture, Chongqing resembles the dystopian landscape of Blade Runner, earning it the nickname ‘cyberpunk city’.

Ride the high-speed elevator to an altitude of 250m and step into the Crystal at Raffles City Chongqing, China’s first horizontal skyscraper. The fusion of transparent curtain walls and lush ...

Related reading: China's amazing "horizontal skyscraper" opens to visitors Reminiscent of Safdie's Marina Bay Sands, but even more ambitious, Raffles City Chongqing also involves engineering firm ...

Known for its maze of multilevel buildings, neon-lit skyscrapers and futuristic architecture, Chongqing resembles the dystopian landscape of Blade Runner, earning it the nickname ‘cyberpunk city’.