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The Sam Kee Building Is Considered The Shallowest Commercial Building In The World By The Guinness Book Of Records. The Ground-Floor Depth Is 1.50 M. Photo Taken On: Nov, 2015

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The Sam Kee Building is considered the shallowest commercial building in the world by the Guinness Book of Records. The ground-floor depth is 1.50 m. Photo taken on: Nov, 2015

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