John Hancock Tower

John • Hancock Building is located in Copley Square in Boston, the tallest building in Boston and a landmark in Boston, designed by the famous Chinese designer Pei Xuming. The exterior walls of the building are all blue mirrored glass, like a mirror in the city, and in the changing weather, the walls of the building reflect the beautiful scenery of the city. The observation deck of John Hancock Building is the best viewing point overlooking the city of Boston.

Surrounded by high-rise buildings, like guardrails encircling Capley Square, this plaza named after the painter Capley embraces the essence of Boston's architecture of every period. Among them, the Trinity Church on the east side is the most eye-catching, with rose-colored cinnamon exterior walls and orange Roman-style roofs complementing each other, and each of its carvings and columns is carefully designed. The entire exterior of the Hancock Building next to it is made of blue glass, such as a sky-high mirror that will be built on the beautiful church with a 300-year-old history. The modern building is neat, the pen is straight, and the whole body is one color; the beautiful curve of the ancient church projection is varied in color. Combined with the two, like the scenery in the city, giving people unlimited dreams and dreams. Pay tribute to the master architect Pei Xuming!

Master Pei Xuming's work, the selection of glass curtain wall materials has not been outdated for many years, simple and pure design is long-lasting, below is the Trinity Church, can be seen clearly near the square.

At the end of Magnificent mile there is a black high-rise building with a muscle sense like Transformers Steel, which is John Hancock Center. The best thing is that there is a bar on the top floor. There is no mandatory consumption. The waiting time is good. You can enjoy the invincible night view by simply ordering two cocktails.

John Hancock Tower is the tallest building in Boston. John Hancock, a representative of Massachusetts at the Continental Congress, was the first signer of the Declaration of Independence. He served as President of the Continental Congress from 1775 to 1777. After the Independent Revolution, he served as governor of Massachusetts and died in office. In memory of the revolutionary and statesman, the building was named after him. Chicago also has the Hancock Tower in memory of him. There are many skyscrapers with glass curtain walls, but it seems rare that they are so delicately designed that they coexist harmoniously with the surrounding environment. Hancock Building is located on the side of Capley Square in Boston. The tall blue glass curtain wall is like a mirror. The blue sky, white clouds and the ancient Trinity church are reflected in this huge mirror, which makes the modern building merge with the old building and the bright sky. White clouds drift through the sky, moving slowly on the mirror curtain wall, very dynamic.

Boston City Business Card is a landmark building. Like the glass curtain wall of the mirror, waiting for the quiet call of the Gothic Trinity Church, the four-storey viewing platform of a wonderful blend of modern and classical, although the view is not as spectacular as the Empire State Building in New York, it is still beautiful to see Lake Michigan overlooking.