Project Overview

Project Name: Uruguay Audi Steel Exhibition Hall

Location: Montevideo, Uruguay

Total Building Area: 4,587 sqm

Building Structure: Truss system + portal frame / corrugated metal warehouse system

Year Completed: 2016

The Uruguay Audi Steel Exhibition Hall project covers a total area of 4,587 sqm and serves as the first official Audi 4S store in Montevideo. The building consists of a high-end Steel Exhibition Hall for vehicle display and a corrugated metal warehouse–style service workshop, forming a modern and efficient integrated automotive facility.

The exhibition area adopts a steel truss structure to achieve a spacious, column-free interior, while the workshop utilizes a robust portal frame system for durability and fast assembly. Exterior walls are finished with 100mm polyurethane sandwich glass panels, combined with aluminum composite cladding for a premium façade. The roofing system uses 100mm foam composite panels, delivering excellent insulation and long-term weather resistance.

Designed to meet international automotive standards, the project showcases the advantages of prefabricated steel construction in commercial retail and service spaces, offering superior performance, aesthetics, and construction efficiency.

Project Overview

Project Name: Netherlands Exhibition Hall Project

Location: Breda, Netherlands

Total Building Area: 3,100 sqm

Building Structure: Steel structure exhibition hall

Year Completed: 2022

The Netherlands Exhibition Hall Project is a modern steel structure exhibition facility located in Breda, designed to showcase a strong architectural identity and high spatial transparency. The building features a large-area glass curtain wall at the front façade, maximizing natural daylight and visual openness, while the exterior wall system adopts 780-type horizontal corrugated metal panels to create a dynamic and contemporary appearance.

Structurally, the exhibition hall is built on an efficient steel framework, incorporating light gauge steel joist systems to optimize load distribution and construction speed. The floor system is supported by light gauge steel floor joists, ensuring structural stability and flexibility for exhibition layout planning, while the roof structure utilizes light gauge steel roof trusses to achieve long spans and a clean interior space without excessive columns.

This project demonstrates the advantages of steel structure exhibition buildings in Europe, combining aesthetics, functionality, and fast installation. It serves as a high-quality reference for commercial exhibition halls requiring lightweight steel solutions, durable performance, and modern architectural expression.

Project Overview

Project Name: Brazil Landmark Steel Exhibition Hall

Location: Brazil

Total Building Area: Approx. 5,000 sqm

Building Structure: Steel frame commercial building with steel portal frame system

Year Completed: 2022

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This steel exhibition hall project in Brazil was custom-designed to closely reflect the client’s brand identity, with the architectural appearance inspired by the client’s logo. The building adopts a modern steel portal frame construction, combining structural efficiency with strong visual impact. Extensive glass curtain walls are integrated into the steel portal frame building, enhancing transparency, natural lighting, and spatial openness.

The exhibition hall features a distinctive curved two-story steel structure, showcasing the flexibility and precision of steel portal frame construction in creating complex architectural forms. High-saturation exterior colors and streamlined curves make the building a prominent local landmark, reinforcing its commercial display function and brand recognition.

As a high-performance steel frame commercial building, the project delivers excellent structural stability, fast construction speed, and long-term durability, while meeting international standards for exhibition spaces. This project demonstrates how steel portal frame buildings can successfully balance aesthetics, functionality, and cost efficiency in modern commercial architecture.

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Project Name: Aruba Steel Exhibition Hall & Warehouse

Location: Aruba, Caribbean Region

Total Building Area: 1,585 sqm

Building Structure: Steel Structure (Exhibition Hall + Warehouse)

Structural System: Two-story steel frame exhibition hall combined with portal frame warehouse

Wall & Roof System: Glass curtain wall, cement foam panels, polyurethane composite roof panels

Year Completed: 2023

The Aruba Exhibition Hall project is a modern steel exhibition and storage complex designed to meet both display and logistics functions. With a total building area of approximately 1,585 square meters, the project integrates a two-story steel frame exhibition hall and a portal frame steel warehouse into one efficient layout.

The exhibition hall adopts a customized steel frame system using structural metal studs and structural steel stud solutions to support large-span spaces and modern architectural façades. Extensive glass curtain walls enhance natural lighting and visual openness, creating a high-end commercial exhibition environment. The warehouse section utilizes a portal frame steel structure with cement foam wall panels and polyurethane composite roofing, ensuring durability, thermal insulation, and cost-effective construction.

This project demonstrates the flexibility and performance of steel structure solutions in overseas exhibition and commercial warehouse buildings, delivering fast construction, architectural freedom, and long-term structural reliability.

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Project Name: China Celery Museum

Location: Pingdu, Qingdao, Shandong Province, China

Total Building Area: Approx. 6,000 sqm

Building Structure: Irregular rigid steel frame structure

Building Type: Cultural Museum Building

Year Completed: 2022

The China Celery Museum is located in the western suburbs of Pingdu, Qingdao, and is the only museum in China dedicated to celery and celery culture. Designed as a regional cultural landmark, the project adopts an irregular rigid frame building system, combining architectural expression with structural efficiency.

The main structure is formed using rigid steel buildings and rigid steel frame systems, enabling large open exhibition spaces, flexible interior layouts, and strong seismic performance. The customized rigid frame steel building design supports complex geometric forms while maintaining structural stability and construction accuracy.

Through advanced rigid steel construction technology, the museum achieves long-span exhibition halls, high spatial transparency, and durable performance suitable for public cultural facilities. The project integrates modern steel architecture with local agricultural heritage, making it both a functional cultural venue and a symbolic landmark of Pingdu's