was originally configured into 30 floors – 474,000 net sq. ft – of office accommodation above a three-level retail podium of 45,000 net sq.ft. (81,000 sq ft. gfa) and a three-level basement, which includes 112 parking spaces. When the project was announced, in 1997, the estimated cost was HK$2.3 billion, and would complete in 2003. Architecture firm Aedas were the architect for the Chater House. The main contractor was Gammon Construction. The building is linked to the Central Elevated Walkway, also owned by Hong Kong Land. In 2014, the display of Antony Gormley's art installation Event Horizon at Chater House was cancelled when US investment bank JPMorgan, which has offices in the building, asked Hongkong Land – the sponsor of Event Horizon – to cancel its support for the show after bank employee Dennis Li Junjie jumped to his death from the building's roof. Tenants The main tenant of Chater House is JPMorgan, who have their Asia Pacific headquarters in the building. Other current tenants include Franklin Templeton Investments, Jane Street and previous tenants include the Securities and Futures Commission. Previously the Hong Kong Institute of Surveyors was headquartered in the Swire House. Nearby buildings Jardine House Exchange Square Mandarin Oriental (formerly Queen's Building) Alexandra House Prince's Building The Landmark Cheung Kong Center HSBC Building Standard Chartered Hong Kong Three Garden Road World-Wide House Wheelock House Hang Seng Bank Headquarters Building References External links Chater House on Hongkong Land website Central, Hong Kong Hongkong Land JPMorgan Chase buildings Skyscraper office buildings in Hong Kong Shopping centres in Hong Kong Cathay Pacific Kohn Pedersen Fox buildings Office buildings completed in 2003 2003 establishments in Hong Kong