Does anyone know what 18 on the Bund is?

I knew there was a song with that name, and I thought it was strange at the time, how could it be called this name, and the lyrics didn't say anything about it

Bund 18 is a top-level comprehensive consumer building at the intersection of Nanjing Road, the Bund in Shanghai.

Bund 18, located at the intersection of the Bund Nanjing Road in Shanghai, was formerly the headquarters of Standard Chartered Bank in China. Formerly known as Macquarie Bank, 18 on the Bund was built in 1923.

After two years of renovation, Bund 18 has become a top comprehensive consumer building integrating world-class fashion brands, internationally renowned restaurants, bars and art exhibition halls. Building 18 has restored Greek-style marble columns and an elegant and noble hall.

Layout of 18 on the Bund:

The first and second floors of 18 Bund are home to world-class luxury clothing, accessories and jewellery stores, representing the consumption concept of the elite crowd, and allowing every guest who lingers here to overlook the elegant atrium and look at the dazzling chandeliers, instantly becoming a vanity fair full of clothing and jewelry.

The 4th to 7th floors are home to gourmet food and bars from all over the world, the 5th and 6th floors are among the top 50 restaurants in the world, and the terrace on the 7th floor is a must-see for enjoying Shanghai's nightlife.

Bund 18, which once witnessed the glory of Shanghai's Bund, has once again become the focus of the city. It not only redefines the new face of Shanghai's bustling metropolis, but also establishes a new model and standard for the technical quality of historic building preservation and commercial marketing strategies.

No. 18 on the Bund is a top-level comprehensive consumer building for the Yipi family. Located at the intersection of the Bund Nanjing Road in Shanghai, 18 Bund was formerly the headquarters of Standard Chartered Bank in China, formerly known as 18 Bund of Macquarie Bank. Today, 18 Bund is home to world-renowned fashion brands, internationally renowned restaurants, bars and art galleries.

Founded in 1923, 18 Hyundai has once again become one of Shanghai's landmarks after a two-year renovation, reflecting the city's bustling new face, and setting the standard for the preservation of historical and cultural buildings and the development of Suiqing's commercial marketing strategy.

The first and second floors of 18 Bund are dominated by world-class luxury, accessories and jewellery stores, while the fourth to seventh floors are mainly occupied by various food and bar restaurants, of which the fifth and sixth floors are mostly the world's top 50 dining and burning halls.

No. 18 on the Bund is a top-notch comprehensive consumer building.

The first and second floors of 18 Bund are home to world-class luxury clothing, accessories and jewellery stores, representing the consumption concept of the elite, and allowing every guest who lingers here to overlook the elegant atrium and look at the dazzling chandeliers, instantly becoming a vanity fair full of clothing and jewelry.

The 4th to 7th floors are home to Mercer restaurants and bars from all over the world, the 5th and 6th floors are among the world's top 50 restaurants, and the terrace on the 7th floor has become a must-see place to enjoy Shanghai's nightlife.

Layout of 18 on the Bund:

The Bund 18 building was designed by Gonghe & Co. and built by the British businessman Dro Kaur. It covers an area of 1,755 square meters, with a construction area of 10,256 square meters, with a reinforced concrete structure and a Renaissance architectural style. The exterior wall is a three-section façade, and the ground floor is veneered with neat granite, and ** is a carved large iron door.

The middle section of the 2-4 storey façade is relatively simple, and the middle is supported and decorated with two huge Ionic columns. Above 5 floors form the third section, which is decorated with 2 small stone pillars in front of each window in the middle of the middle, echoing the 2 large pillars below.