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Three Garden Road, Central, formerly Citibank Plaza, is a modern glass and steel office complex in Hong Kong, owned by Champion REIT. It comprises Champion Tower (formerly known as Citibank Tower), a 47-storey building, and ICBC Tower (Industrial and Commercial Bank of China Tower), a 37-storey building, as well as a retail podium.Located in the Central District of Hong Kong, Three Garden Road, Central is positioned within the traditional financial hub of Hong Kong and the headquarter buildings of all three of Hong Kong’s currency issuing banks are in close vicinity.The property offers office space with a lettable floor area of more than 1.22 million square feet, approximately 42,500 square feet of retail space, as well as a three level basement car park capable of accommodating 558 vehicles.With a gross floor area of almost 1600000sqft, Three Garden Road, Central is one of the biggest office complexes in Hong Kong. At 205 metres tall, Champion Tower reaches up to the 47th floor. The highest floor on ICBC Tower is the 37th.Completed in 1992 by the Great Eagle Group, it was one of the first office buildings in Hong Kong to incorporate intelligent building and environmentally friendly features. The property designed by renowned Hong Kong architect Rocco Yim, garnered the Hong Kong Institute of Architects' highest award, the Silver Medal, in 1995 in recognition of its architectural design excellence.In 2007 and 2013, the property was acquired by Champion REIT.In 2016, upon completion of a series of asset enhancement works, the complex has undergone a series of improvement works at a cost exceeding HK$100 million in 2015. The property is officially renamed as Three Garden Road, Central on 28 June 2016. The new name reflects the location of the property which is located in the Central Business District. Citibank Tower is also renamed as Champion Tower whereas the name of ICBC Tower remains unchanged.