A towering skyscraper rises above the palace.
Release Date:
2017-05-11 13:46
——Yuegong “Steel Frame” - The “embedded wall structural system” has been successfully prototyped.
These days, at one end of the heavy‑steel workshop of the Zhejiang company, a “house” is being assembled—a steel‑frame–embedded‑wall structural system (referred to as the “frame‑embedded‑wall system”) independently developed by Yuegong and protected by its own intellectual property. Designed according to the standard floor plan of super‑tall buildings, this house is fabricated, processed, and assembled at a 1:1.5 scale. It includes box‑section steel columns, concrete beams, concrete wall panels and floor slabs, precast doors and windows, prefabricated balconies and staircases—everything you could need, fully equipped. Once assembled at the company, it will be disassembled and transported to Shenyang for reassembly, where it will make a striking debut at the “2017 China Prefabricated Steel Structure Building and Construction Industrialization Products & Equipment Expo.” At that event, this house will showcase Yuegong’s latest R&D breakthroughs. The system is applicable across multiple sectors, from low‑rise to high‑rise and super‑tall structures, and is organized into 12 architectural series, backed by 63 patents. It integrates various standardized prefabricated components connected by bolts, offering quick and convenient installation, reliable structural performance, and the ability to be repeatedly dismantled and reused. The system’s core design philosophy can be summarized in four principles: “One vehicle; two hundreds; three zeros; all commodities.” “One vehicle” means that, much like building, dismantling, and reassembling a car, the house can be repeatedly disassembled and reassembled for multiple cycles. “Two hundreds” signify achieving 100% assembly rate and 100% recycling rate. “Three zeros” indicate that, compared with conventional construction methods, it delivers zero pollution, zero emissions, and zero noise on site. And “all commodities” means that every component and sub‑assembly is fully commercializable, readily available for purchase and circulation in the building‑materials market. Through innovative technological advances, Yuegong strives to create green, full‑life‑cycle buildings.
Over the past month, with strong support from the Group’s leadership and the direct involvement and assistance of the Group Office and the Corporate Management Department, Zhejiang Company has mobilized all its resources. Senior managers have taken the lead, while every department has worked overtime to ensure the smooth completion of all on-site tasks. Throughout this process, the Design Institute has been at the forefront, demonstrating an unwavering spirit of relentless dedication: revising design drawings again and again and meticulously refining even the smallest process details. It is no exaggeration to describe their work ethic as “uncomplaining and tireless, working day and night without regard for rest, and maintaining continuous effort.” The Planning and Supply Department has responded promptly to every request, ensuring that material procurement meets all needs; the Manufacturing Department has deployed its most skilled personnel, striving for perfection in component fabrication; the Quality Control Department has implemented rigorous procedures and conducted meticulous inspections; the Engineering Department has engaged early and remained involved throughout the entire project; and the Marketing and Commercial Departments, in close coordination with the Group Office and the Corporate Management Department, have proactively prepared by organizing systematic efforts such as mailing promotional materials, developing brand‑image graphics, designing 3D animations, rehearsing exhibition receptions, and conducting on‑site marketing simulations. Meanwhile, the General Affairs and Finance Departments have provided robust logistical support and financial backing.
5 At 10:08 a.m. on the 8th, at General Manager Hua’s command, four members of the Engineering Department, fully equipped and under the leadership of Deputy Manager Xie Weicheng, entered the site to begin assembly. After eight hours of intensive yet orderly work, the standard floor of Yuegong’s ultra‑high‑rise frame‑infill wall system was successfully assembled. All of this vividly demonstrates the enthusiasm and sense of responsibility of Yuegong’s team, and once again exemplifies the company’s “craftsman spirit.”
With the wind at our backs and sails set, we shall one day ride the waves and cross the vast sea!
From conceptualization and patent filing to blueprint design and manufacturing, the process culminates in a tangible prototype—embodiment of years of accumulated expertise and entrepreneurial vision. At a time when the nation is championing green, energy‑efficient construction, now is an ideal moment to vigorously advance prefabricated building technologies. Seizing the momentum, keeping pace with the times, and capitalizing on this opportunity, Yuegong Group has used concrete results to mark a bold and decisive milestone in its rise within the prefabricated‑construction sector. As the saying goes, “A towering edifice begins with a single brick”—we are confident that Yuegong’s team will achieve great success in this field.
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