In the new urban district, an innovation center featuring a color-coated steel panel exterior wall system is rising from the ground. The main structural framework of the building has been completed, and it is currently in the critical phase of exterior wall enclosure and roof installation. This architectural project primarily uses silver-blue dual-tone color-coated steel panels, with design inspiration drawn from 'folded technological cloud fragments'.

An 8,500-square-meter contemporary art center is rising. This building, designed with the concept of 'Folded Steel Plates,' features a main structure combining exposed weathering steel plates and glass curtain walls, poised to become the city's new cultural landmark. Currently, it is in a critical phase of steel structure construction.

The history of steel plate architecture is essentially an exploration of how humanity transforms the most industrialized material into the most expressive medium. From Mies van der Rohe's "less is more" steel and glass boxes to today's parametrically customized flowing metal skins, steel plates continuously break through the limitations imposed by their own physical properties.

In the rapid development of modern construction technology, color-coated steel sheet houses, as an efficient, environmentally friendly, and aesthetically modern architectural form, are gaining widespread application globally.