Tianjian Asia Industries - Stonecutters Bridge Hong Kong

TESTIMONIALS

“We are grateful to Xinhui LouKeng Power Line Equipment and Fitting Plant for completing the delivery of the project being on time and within budget. We hope your company will be going ahead with the development of the Guangdong Power Grid!”

Guangdong Power Grid
27 April 2004
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Case Studies:

Macau Grand Lisboa Hotel

This HK$3 billion, 44-storey building is located across the road from the original Casino Lisboa. It houses 650 hotel rooms, eight floors of casinos and is shaped like a bright yellow lotus leaf. The Grand Lisboa is one of Macau’s tallest buildings.

Stonecutters Bridge Hong Kong

Work on Angchuanzhou Bridge, otherwise known as Stonecutters Bridge, started in 2004. By the time it is completed in 2009 the bridge will be the longest of its type in the world, with a span of 1018m and an overall length of 1596m. Straddling the Rambler Channel at the entrance to the busy Kwai Chung Container Port, it will form part of Route 8, which links Tsing Yi and Cheung Sha Wan. The bridge will span the Rambler Channel from the back-up land of Container Terminal 8 (CT8) at the eastern side on Stonecutters Island to the back-up land being formed for Container Terminal 9 (CT9) on Tsing Yi Island. The Tianjian Group was responsible for the fabrication and supply of structural steel for the project.

Bejing Grand Prix

The visitors stand at the starting point of the 48th Grand Prix Motor Race in Beijing was created by the Tianjian Group for the Libaowei Property Co. Ltd – the company charged with the overall creation of this mammoth task. The steel structure project started in October, 2001 and was made entirely out of square steel pipes; with an elevation of 13.17m and a total area of 640sqm (a total of three tiers).

Hong Kong Disneyland

Work at Hong Kong Disneyland started on the 17 January 2001 and completed on 15 September 2004. Work included fabrication and pre-installation of steel structures including columns and beams. Total tonnage of steel fabricated included 348 tonnes of steel structure.

Macau Xiahuan

Work on Macau Xiahuan Project commenced on 10 December 2005 and was completed on 10 January 2006. The total tonnage was 100 tonnes. The scope of works included fabrication and delivery of steelwork. The project was primarily delivery to a temporary food market and Guangdong Jiangmen Shipyard was responsible for building the steel structure.

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