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3.台北市政府捷運工程局南區工程處網站：http://sdpo.dorts.gov.tw/sindex.html
4.台北市政府都市發展局網站：http://www.planning.taipei.gov.tw/
5.台北市停車資訊系統：http://www.tpis.nat.gov.tw/Internet/PARKI01/map_j.html
6.台北市景觀綱要計畫網站：http://mail.tku.edu.tw/094152/xy3.htm
7.台北君悅大飯店網站：http://taipei.grand.hyatt.com.tw/taigh_zht/index.shtml
8.台北金融大樓股份有限公司網站：http://www.tfc101.com.tw/
9.台北國際會議中心網站：http://www.ticc.com.tw/
10.亞力山大網站：http://www.aforme.com/shopping_new/shop_home.asp
11.亞太會館網站：http://www.agoragdn.com.tw/
12.信義區公所網站：http://www.syda.gov.tw
13.紐約紐約展覽購物中心網站：http://www.nyny.com.tw/
14.國土規劃及不動產資訊中心網站：http://www.ippi.org.tw/Realestate/policy/PolicyIndex_1.aspx?FastLink=Policy&class=00
15.國內都會區捷運及輕軌運輸計畫：http://www.itri.org.tw/chi/services/ieknews/m1705-B10-00000-1DAC-0.doc
16.華納威秀影城網站：http://www.warnervillage.com.tw/
17.新光三越百貨公司網站：http://www.skm.com.tw/
18.誠品信義店網站：http://www.eslitebooks.com/anchor/index.shtml