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Originally Posted by lakegz
^do they have central heating in SH buildings? Winter temps here in Nanning hover around 5-10 degrees yet no sun and no heating anywhere makes winters here feel MUCH more colder than the winters I've spent in NY.
I never noticed that this tower will have a two layers of cladding giving it those office atriums. I wonder how that will fly with the tenants. I'm sure some will like the space but perhaps others will complain that their office views would be compromised with that extra layer of glass meters removed from their office windows.
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Central heating in China begins north of the Yangzhi river, but Shanghai doesn't have it really, only space heaters. I used to live in Harbin, we had great central heating but the temperatures outside were as cold as -30C at night in January.
I feel like ST hasn't grown at all lately.
