While it's yet to be confirmed what year the world's soon-to-be third highest building will be unveiled in China, the H700 Shenzhen Tower promises to be a thing of wonder. Plans for the H700 Shenzhen Tower have yet to be approved but once made, the skyscraper will rest at 2,424 ft or 739 meters, and feature a huge, open sky garden on the top. bklarchitecture.com sums this up as, "The tower’s elegant form is composed of three transforming design components: the shape, the structure, and the sky gardens. All three design components ground the tower in a continuous interaction between people and nature. The tower is bold, technical, and strong, while at the same time refined, natural, and elegant."

Designed by bKL Architecture and developed by Shenzhen Kingkey Group, the project's final resting place will be in the Luohu district that links Hong Kong to Shenzhen. There are also reports of another tower, still unnamed, which will be connected to the H700 by a flyover.

Once made, the H700 Shenzhen Tower will surpass Shanghai Tower, China's current highest building.