🌟 What is “Stay-in-Place Formwork”? Discover the Future of Construction! 🌟 Think formwork is only temporary? Think again! Stay-in-place formwork works like a permanent steel mold—once concrete is poured, it becomes one with the wall. No form removal, no plastering, no surface leveling. Just pour and go! This video introduces GMRC material used as the inner wall formwork. It allows for custom textures, shapes, and colors—all finished in one pour. Whether for interior design or exterior finishing, it’s efficient, clean, and beautiful. ✅ No post-pour form removal ✅ No manual plastering or leveling ✅ Reduced construction waste ✅ Unlimited aesthetic and design possibilities Stay-in-place formwork is redefining modern construction. There’s so much more to explore—this is just the beginning! 👉 Subscribe and follow us for more insights into Hung Meng Stay-in-Place Formwork technology. #StayInPlaceFormwork #GMRC #ConstructionInnovation #HungMeng #PrecastWalls #OnePourFinish #NoPlasterNeeded #UHPC外牆, #GRC裝飾線條, #GRP圓頂, #GRG室內裝修, #防水外牆, #耐地震建材, #豪門國際開發
🏺 The Future of Sculpture is Here! This video compares traditional sculpture with 3D scanning and digital sculpting, covering: ✔ The artistic value and uniqueness of handcrafted works ✔ How 3D scanning + computer modeling accelerate production ✔ Real applications in theme parks, games, and immersive exhibitions ✔ Costs, pros/cons, and long-term economic benefits Perfect for artists, designers, architects, and anyone interested in the future of art + technology.
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As a contractor for Shanghai Disney Construction Company, we have successfully undertaken major international landmark projects, including Undertaken Projects by Our Company: 2000 – Hualien Ocean Park, Taiwan 2006 – Hong Kong Ocean Park, Hong Kong 2008 – Macau Fisherman’s Wharf, Macau 2009 – Babylon Entertainment Plaza, Macau 2010 – Walt Disney, USA 2010 – Chimelong Safari Park, Guangzhou, China 2012 – Chimelong Ocean Kingdom, Zhuhai, China 2013 – Chimelong Ocean Hotel, Zhuhai, China 2013 – Chimei Museum, Tainan, Taiwan 2014 – Juntai XinZhuang Sub-Center Development, New Taipei City, Taiwan 2014 – National Kaohsiung Center for the Arts (Weiwuying), Kaohsiung, Taiwan 2015 – The Parisian Macao, Macau 2016 – Shanghai Disneyland Castle, Shanghai, China 2017 – Changying Global 100 Fantasy Park, Haikou, China 2018 – Imperial Pacific Hotel, Saipan 2019 – Global standardized production for Haidilao Hotpot Restaurants 2019 – Tao Zhu Yin Yuan (Agora Garden), Taipei, Taiwan 2019 – Hermès Taichung Flagship, Taichung, Taiwan 2024 – Po Shan Enterprises Headquarters, Kai Tak, Hong KongUndertaken Projects by Our Company: 2000 – Hualien Ocean Park, Taiwan 2006 – Hong Kong Ocean Park, Hong Kong 2008 – Macau Fisherman’s Wharf, Macau 2009 – Babylon Entertainment Plaza, Macau 2010 – Walt Disney, USA 2010 – Chimelong Safari Park, Guangzhou, China 2012 – Chimelong Ocean Kingdom, Zhuhai, China 2013 – Chimelong Ocean Hotel, Zhuhai, China 2013 – Chimei Museum, Tainan, Taiwan 2014 – Juntai XinZhuang Sub-Center Development, New Taipei City, Taiwan 2014 – National Kaohsiung Center for the Arts (Weiwuying), Kaohsiung, Taiwa 2015 – The Parisian Macao, Macau 2016 – Shanghai Disneyland Castle, Shanghai, China 2017 – Changying Global 100 Fantasy Park, Haikou, China 2018 – Imperial Pacific Hotel, Saipan 2019 – Global standardized production for Haidilao Hotpot Restaurants 2019 – Tao Zhu Yin Yuan (Agora Garden), Taipei, Taiwan 2019 – Hermès Taichung Flagship, Taichung, Taiwan 2024 – Po Shan Enterprises Headquarters, Kai Tak, Hong Kong
Alright, take a look at this scene – it’s filled with all sorts of uneven and sharp shapes, and the structures are all crazy non-repetitive designs. But hey, we didn’t need any sky-high cranes since our non-traditional layout plan came out just fine without any mistakes. The plan was perfect for ensuring no errors, and it needed to be checked and retouched just a handful of times before it was finalized. Plus, it had to be drawn on paper and then revisited for more accuracy. With all the windows and openings, it was tricky to measure them in the 3D environment since they needed to be compared with the actual layout. So after measuring and checking, we found the differences – it was a bit challenging to get the exact same measurements as on the paper, right? Once we was certain our plan was accurate and the measurements were the same, we hopped into 3D and started designing. When we got our 3D models, it was a breeze to compare them with the actual site and make sure the measurements matched. We just sketched the layout on the screen, and voila – we had a rough idea of the final product’s size, without cutting any materials in the process. Now, you know it’s crazy how much time and effort we’ve saved just by using this new and improved design plan, right? No more asking anyone to do the tedious work of measuring and sketching each structure like they did back then. And guess what – now, we can create these crazy intricate designs without any hassle or stress. It’s like we’re practically making these
豪華的內裝，若是採用木頭，那就慘了，可能火災失去一切。這些強化石膏是採用防火材料與構件。零木材 If the luxurious interior is made of wood, it will be miserable, and the fire may lose everything. These reinforced plasters are made of fireproof materials and components. Zero timber guarantees life and property
