High-speed elevator
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A high-speed elevator is an elevator that moves faster than regular elevators. High-speed elevators are common in high-rise buildings and towers such as skyscrapers and observation towers, and in mountains.
Since 2017, the fastest high-speed elevators in the world is developed by Hitachi housed by the Guangzhou CTF Finance Centre in Guangzhou, China. It's top speed is 21 m/s (69 ft/s). Previous record holders were Mitsubishi Electric's high-speed elevators in the Shanghai Tower (2016-17) and Toshiba's high-speed elevators in Taipei 101 (2004-16).
List of selected notable high-speed elevators around the world[edit]
Australia[edit]
- Sydney Tower elevator in Sydney.
China[edit]
- Shanghai World Financial Center elevator in Shanghai.
- Shanghai Tower elevator in Shanghai.
- Guangzhou CTF Finance Centre elevator in Guangzhou.
- Bailong Elevator mountain elevator in Zhangjiajie.
France[edit]
- Tour Montparnasse elevator in Paris.
Germany[edit]
- Berlin Fernsehturm elevator in Berlin.
- Olympiaturm elevator in Munich.
Japan[edit]
- Tokyo Skytree elevator in Tokyo.
- Yokohama Landmark Tower elevator in Yokohama.
The Netherlands[edit]
Norway[edit]
- Tyholttårnet elevator in Trondheim.
- Signaturen elevator in Tønsberg.
- Holmestrand Station mountain elevator in Holmestrand.
Russia[edit]
- Ostankino Tower elevator in Moscow.
South Korea[edit]
- Lotte World Tower elevator in Seoul.
Sweden[edit]
- Kaknästornet elevator in Stockholm.
United Arab Emirates[edit]
- Burj Khalifa elevator in Dubai.
United Kingdom[edit]
United States[edit]
- One World Trade Centre elevator in New York City.
- Willis Tower elevator in Chicago.
- John Hancock Center elevator in Chicago.
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