Project Overview:
The original Guangzhou Museum of Art building is located to the east of the historic Zhenhai Tower on Yuexiu Hill in Guangzhou. Completed in 1930 as the Zhongyuan Library, it is a modern-era cultural building designed in a traditional Chinese architectural style.
In 1957, the building was officially approved by the Guangzhou Municipal Government for establishment as an art museum.

Waterproofing Scope: Foundation Slab, Retaining Walls, Roofs, Top Slabs, Balconies, Bathrooms, and Floors
Participation Period: 2015–2016
Project Overview:
The Phase I project forms part of the broader campus development of The Chinese University of Hong Kong, Shenzhen. The campus covers a total site area of approximately 1 million m², with a planned total gross floor area of approximately 450,000 m².
The overall development comprises the Start-up Campus, Phase I, Phase II, and future expansion phases. Phase I has a total gross floor area of approximately 340,000 m² and is divided into three main areas: the Upper Campus, Central Campus, and Lower Campus.

Participation Period: 2006
Project Overview:
Shunyi Olympic Rowing-Canoeing Park is located in Xiangyang Village, Mapo Town, Shunyi District, Beijing, on the eastern bank of the Chaobai River and south of the Yishengyuan International Conference Center. The project was planned on a site covering approximately 162.59 hectares.
Developed for the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games, the park hosted rowing, canoe sprint, and canoe slalom events. The developed site covers approximately 140 hectares and has a total gross floor area of 31,850 m².

Waterproofing Scope: Underground Structures
Project Overview:
The China Pavilion at Expo 2010 Shanghai is located on the eastern side of the Expo Axis, at the intersection of Shangnan Road and North Ring Road. It occupies a prominent position at the main entrance to the Pudong section of the Expo site and served as a centerpiece of the Expo Park.
Designed around the theme of “Chinese Wisdom in Urban Development,” the pavilion is distinguished by its distinctive structure, iconic China Red facade, and monumental architectural form. It became one of the most recognizable landmarks of Expo 2010 Shanghai and a prominent symbol of Chinese culture and contemporary architecture.

Waterproofing Scope: Underground Structures
Participation Period: 2005
Project Overview:
CCTV Headquarters is located along East Third Ring Middle Road in the heart of Beijing’s Central Business District. The project occupies a site area of approximately 197,000 m² and has a total gross floor area of approximately 550,000 m², with a maximum building height of 234 meters.
Known for its bold and unconventional architectural form, CCTV Headquarters was included in TIME magazine’s 2007 list of “The 10 Best (New and Upcoming) Architectural Marvels.”

Waterproofing Scope: Underground Structures
Participation Period: 2005–2006
Project Overview:
The Beijing Olympic Village, also known as the Athletes’ Village, was developed to provide centralized accommodation for athletes, coaches, and delegation members participating in the Olympic Games.
As the primary residential area for athletes and official delegation members from countries and regions around the world, it played an important role in supporting the operation of the Games.

Waterproofing Scope: Basement Slab, Retaining Walls, Roofs, and Restrooms
Participation Period: 2005
Project Overview:
The China National Convention Center (CNCC) is located north of the National Stadium (Bird’s Nest) and the National Aquatics Center (Water Cube) in Beijing Olympic Park. The facility is an eight-story complex extending nearly 400 meters in length.
During the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games, it housed the Fencing Hall and the International Broadcasting Center (IBC). Following extensive interior renovations, the CNCC officially opened on November 1, 2009.
It has since become a major convention and exhibition venue capable of accommodating large-scale conferences, exhibitions, public events, and hotel accommodation.

Waterproofing Scope: Underground Structures
Participation Period: 2005–2006
Project Overview:
The project comprises a 4.5-kilometer main underground tunnel connecting the parking facilities of major venues and landmarks within Beijing Olympic Park, including the National Stadium (Bird’s Nest), National Aquatics Center (Water Cube), National Indoor Stadium, China National Convention Center, Digital Beijing Building, and China Science and Technology Museum.
The tunnel links underground commercial areas, public parking facilities, and buildings throughout the Olympic Center Area, creating an interconnected underground network with shared access. It provides a convenient transportation corridor for people and vehicles entering and leaving the central area, improving accessibility and circulation throughout the district.

Waterproofing Scope: Grandstands and Roofs
Participation Period: 2007
Project Overview:
The Beijing Olympic Green Tennis Centre is located within the Olympic Forest Park. The project occupies a site area of approximately 16.68 hectares and has a total gross floor area of 26,514 m².
The venue hosted the tennis events of the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games and the wheelchair tennis events of the Paralympic Games. Following the Games, it became a multifunctional sports venue integrating athletic competition, fitness, recreation, and public leisure activities.

Waterproofing Scope: Underground Structures
Participation Period: 2005
Project Overview:
Located in the heart of Beijing Olympic Park in Chaoyang District, the project occupies a total site area of 21 hectares and provides seating for approximately 91,000 spectators. The venue hosted the opening and closing ceremonies of the Olympic and Paralympic Games, as well as athletics events and the football final.
Following the Games, it became a major venue for public sports activities and entertainment in Beijing and has remained an iconic sports landmark and an important Olympic legacy.

Waterproofing Scope: Basement
Participation Period: 2004
Project Overview:
The National Aquatics Center, also known as the Water Cube, is located within Beijing Olympic Park. It was constructed as the main aquatics venue for the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games and is recognized as one of the landmark venues of the Games. The Water Cube has since become a symbol of modern sports architecture and an enduring Olympic legacy.

Waterproofing Scope: Underground Structures
Participation Period: 2016
Project Overview:
China National Opera House, founded in 1952, is a national-level opera institution whose origins can be traced to performing arts organizations established in Yan’an.
The project involved the construction of an eight-story multifunctional complex with four basement levels and a total gross floor area of approximately 40,902 m². The facility includes a modern theater, public foyers, storage areas, and supporting facilities, providing a comprehensive venue for opera performances and other cultural activities.