Located in Yuhang District of Hangzhou, Zhejiang Province, the Hangzhou Xinhu Future Center is a landmark project in the Future Sci-Tech City. Designed by the world-renowned architecture firm OMA (Office for Metropolitan Architecture), the building embraces the design concept of “Prism Hangzhou.” Featuring the tallest semi-open atrium in China and a striking diagonal stepped façade, it has become an iconic part of the city’s skyline and a popular destination for visitors and professionals alike.
From its initial planning phase, the project attracted widespread attention. The bidding process for its stainless steel piping and fittings was highly competitive. Leveraging our extensive project experience and technically robust proposal, our company successfully won the contract.
Upon contract award, our team responded with maximum efficiency. We optimized production schedules, streamlined workflows, and ensured that every pipe and fitting met industry-leading standards. Each unit was manufactured with precision, durability, and reliability in mind.
During the shipping phase, we implemented a rigorous quality control and logistics tracking system, overseeing the entire delivery process to ensure all materials arrived on time and in perfect condition at the project site.
To guarantee precise and efficient installation, our technical experts were stationed on-site, offering comprehensive guidance to the construction team. When unexpected challenges arose, our engineers remained on-hand to provide prompt troubleshooting, patiently fine-tuning each solution with professionalism and expertise.
After project completion, our after-sales team continued to provide support through regular follow-ups and maintenance services. With a commitment to responsive and customer-oriented service, we ensured that any potential issues were addressed swiftly.
Through our superior product quality and end-to-end service excellence, we are proud to have contributed to the realization of the Hangzhou Xinhu Future Center—a shining landmark that will illuminate the city’s future for years to come.