What Notable Projects Have GRC Manufacturers Collaborated On?

Well-known projects that a GRC manufacturer has collaborated on often reflect the company's industry standing and technical level. As an industry-leading enterprise, Qinglong Group has participated in many landmark projects with significant social impact. These projects are not only remarkable in scale, but also reach the industry's top level in technological innovation and artistic value.

In terms of super-large landmark projects, the Hainan International Convention and Exhibition Center project, in which Qinglong participated, is a model for the industry. The project's roof covers an area of about 120,000 square meters and is one of the world's largest bidirectional bending-twisting structural roofs, with an overall wave shape that is distinctive and beautiful. The GRC facing works undertaken by Qinglong integrate waterproofing, thermal insulation, and decorative functions, and its design and construction techniques provide an important reference for similar projects in China. The project also demonstrates GRC's application potential in large-scale curved architecture.

High-difficulty cultural projects are another stage for showcasing GRC's technical strength. The Wuhan Han Show Theater is one of the most heavily invested performance theaters in the world—a 2.5 billion yuan investment creating a world-class show venue. The GRC curtain wall system provided by Qinglong features a unique "Chinese red lantern" shape with an innovative design and high complexity, and its technical requirements set a record among domestic buildings of its kind at the time. This project fully demonstrates the irreplaceability of GRC materials in cultural landmark buildings.

In terms of innovative technology applications, the renovation project of Century Plaza on Nanjing East Road at Shanghai New World is of milestone significance. The project innovatively adopts UHPC wood-effect translucent panels with artistic light-transmitting properties, featuring an oversized component design with simulated tree texture effects; the largest panel section measures 3245*3530mm. The project adopted a BIM design process and used special polyurethane molds imitating tree textures, representing the top level of UHPC artistic creation. This project showcases Qinglong's leading strength in material innovation and process innovation.