Jingguang Center
京广中心，位于北京市朝阳区呼家楼1号，地处北京商务中心区，由中国光大集团建造，是集酒店、写字楼、公寓于一体的多功能、综合性服务设施，也是当年中国内地第一座超高层建筑。位于东三环呼家楼十字路口西北角，是中外合资建设，集酒店、写字楼、公寓于一体的多功能、综合性服务设施。高208.7米，地上52层，楼顶塔楼2层，地下3层，总建筑面积14.5万平方米。京广大厦建成后很长时间，都是北京的地标，建成时建筑高度排中国内地第一，亚洲第三。
大厦设计理念同样源自扇形，玻璃幕墙分三段，灵感来自天坛祈年殿三重檐的投影，取幸福祥和的寓意。五层高的裙楼的大理石接缝横向嵌盖红色的压条，女儿墙用金黄色压顶，仿照中国传统建筑中的红墙黄瓦。大厦面向东南迎接朝阳，象征前景光明。
1985年12月京广中心工程开工，1988年7月19日钢结构封顶，1990年6月全面竣工。京广中心由日本设计事务所主持设计，日本熊谷组建筑设计有限公司任建筑装修等项设计，北京市建筑设计院任设计顾问。
该建筑设定为四星级酒店，需要150名员工。
Jingguang Center is located at No. 1 Hujialou, Chaoyang District, Beijing, within the Beijing Central Business District. Developed by China Everbright Group, it is a multifunctional, comprehensive service complex integrating a hotel, office towers, and apartments. It was the first supertall building in mainland China at the time of its completion. The building stands at the northwest corner of the Hujialou intersection on the East Third Ring Road and was developed as a Sino-foreign joint venture.The tower reaches a height of 208.7 meters, with 52 above-ground floors, a two-story rooftop tower, and three basement levels, totaling a gross floor area of approximately 145,000 square meters. For a long time after its completion, Jingguang Center remained a landmark of Beijing. Upon completion, it ranked first in height in mainland China and third in Asia.
The architectural design of the tower likewise draws inspiration from the fan motif. The glass curtain wall is divided into three vertical sections, inspired by the projected form of the triple-eaved roof of the Hall of Prayer for Good Harvests at the Temple of Heaven, conveying meanings of happiness and harmony. The five-story podium features marble joints horizontally inlaid with red trim, while the parapet is capped with golden-yellow detailing, echoing the red walls and yellow glazed tiles of traditional Chinese architecture. Oriented toward the southeast to greet the rising sun, the building symbolizes a bright and promising future.
Construction of Jingguang Center began in December 1985. The steel structure was topped out on July 19, 1988, and the project was fully completed in June 1990. The overall design was led by a Japanese architectural firm, with Kumagai Gumi Architectural Design Co., Ltd. responsible for architectural finishes and related design work, and the Beijing Institute of Architectural Design serving as the design consultant.
The building is designed as a four-star hotel. 150 workers are needed.
