State Tower

The State Tower (formerly Royal Charoen Krung Tower, Thai: ตึก ส เต ท ทาวเวอร์ ) is a skyscraper in Bangkok and in 2007 after the Baiyoke Tower 2 and before the Empire Tower 1, the second tallest building in Thailand.

Features

The Thai architect Professor Rangsan Torsuwan made ​​in the 1990s to the designs of the building and sat at the top of the tower a golden dome and viewing platform. The dome has a height of 30 meters.

The building land is used predominantly for homes, offices and showrooms. Also located in the State Tower, the 5- star hotel Lebua. A pleasant atmosphere, create the 40 -storey high atrium inside the building and an outdoor restaurant on the roof with views of the city.

Location

The tower is located between the Silom Road ( Silom Road), a main thoroughfare of Bangkok 's business district Bang Rak, and the Chao Phraya river.