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<\/a>If you want to reach the top, you have got to move fast.<\/span><\/p>\nThis must be the logic of a Chinese consortium, who seem confident that they can bend time and space and build the world’s tallest tower – all 838 metres of it – in just three months.<\/span><\/p>\n As soon as the 220-storey ‘Sky City’, in Changsa, the provicincial capital of Hunan, is complete, it will take the mantle of the world’s tallest building.<\/span><\/p>\n That means it will beat Dubai’s current world-beater, the Burj Khalifa – which took five years to build.<\/span><\/p>\n Broad Sustainable Building (BSB), a construction company based in Hunan, believers they can do the whole $628million construction in 90 days.<\/span><\/p>\n The building will also beat China\u2019s current biggest skyscraper poster – the 632-meter Shanghai Tower.<\/span><\/p>\n The project has been given the go-ahead in Changsa, but the central government still need to sign off on the deal.<\/span><\/p>\n But if the go-ahead comes, BSB chief executive officer Zhang Yue wants to start building this November – and finish in January 2013.<\/span><\/p>\n The company has been quite quiet on the use of the building, but earlier plans in 2010 – when the building was going to be ‘just’ 666m, would be used to home 70,000 to 110,000 residents.<\/span><\/p>\n There is a track record for BSB, a previous 15-storey construction was put up in six days in June 2010 – and a 30-storey building in just 360 hours.<\/span><\/p>\n The key to their speed is prefabricating large portions of the buildings in factories – so technically most of the tower will be built before the first digger hits the site.<\/span><\/p>\n This is similar to some German construction companies such as Huf Haus, who built homes in their factories before constructing them on-site.<\/span><\/p>\n