The project is located in the heart of Macquarie Park, Sydney, Australia. Its main scope involves the construction of a 19-storey student accommodation building approximately 63 meters in height. It is a pilot modular building project in New South Wales, Australia, and also the first high-rise modular project in Sydney.

The project includes the Kerema Hotel project in Gulf Province, the Kikori Hotel project in Gulf Province, and the Kutubu Hotel project in Southern Highlands Province of Papua New Guinea. The total construction area is 6,405 square meters, comprising 178 modules. These are the first hotel projects in Papua New Guinea to adopt a modular construction system on a large scale.

The EPC venture for the Shenzhen Bay Area’s Convention and Exhibition International Hotel has successfully amalgamated advanced steel structure modularization techniques with prefabricated steel construction methodologies. This approach has facilitated the expeditious completion of a 310,000 square meter development within a four-month timeframe. Of particular significance, the project encompasses the erection of five mid-rise structures, each comprising seven stories, utilizing innovative stacked box steel frame and pure stacked box systems. This groundbreaking endeavor marks the inception of China’s first high-rise modular hotel construction.