The 'China Zun' tower has the shortest construction period among domestic super high-rise buildings over 500 meters, only 62 months. Traditional construction methods can hardly meet the requirements for safety, quality and schedule, so the project adopted the intelligent construction equipment integration platform system for super high-rise buildings independently developed by the contractor China Construction Third Engineering Bureau. On the nearly 300-meter-high platform, four tower cranes continuously rotate their jibs to transport materials. The bases of two tower cranes are fixed on the platform, and the fixed cranes are supported by special jacks from four directions at the top to eliminate the impact of wind on the cranes. According to a person in charge from China Construction Third Engineering Bureau, super high-rise buildings like 'China Zun' generally require 5 to 7 days per floor, but with the 'intelligent platform', 'China Zun' rises an average of one floor every 3.5 days.

　　China Zun, which officially started construction in July 2013, once completed a one-time pouring of 56,000 cubic meters of foundation slab concrete in 93 hours, setting a new record in the capital. The China Zun project is 528 meters high, with a total construction area of 437,000 square meters, 7 underground floors and 108 above-ground floors. It integrates Grade-A office space, conference, sightseeing and various supporting service functions, and is the world's first super high-rise building over 500 meters constructed in a seismic fortification intensity 8 zone. It adopts a hybrid structural system of 'core tube + mega columns + mega diagonal braces + belt trusses', with steel consumption per structural floor more than 50% higher than similar super high-rise projects. The steel components used in the project are pre-assembled and transported to Beijing from Tianjin, Jiangsu, Shanghai and other places, with a total volume exceeding 140,000 tons.