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From the first city landmarks to mega projects spanning mountains and oceans;
From restoring ancient cultural heritage to creating smart and green buildings of the future;
From protecting forests and coastlines to delivering people-centered projects that bring hope.
CSCEC moves forward with you—connecting history and the future, safeguarding culture and nature.
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How Does a Column Grow into a Tree?
Today, let’s join employee Noura El-Shazly and explore the tree columns at CSCEC Egypt’s CBD project.
Nine towers in the project feature this structural system, including both residential and office buildings. In the residential towers, each tree-shaped column stands 18 meters tall and weighs up to 76 metric tons. In the office towers, four inclined columns extend from a complex joint and rest on a single base. Each column contains 68 reinforcing bars, requiring a high degree of precision in both design and construction.
To address the challenges of working at great heights, reinforcement congestion and building complex connections, the project team used 3D models and precise installation work to bring the tree-shaped column designs to life.
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🏆 Honoured to be recognised at the Arabia CSR & Sustainability Awards 2026!
#CSCECMiddleEast #ArabiaCSRAwards #CSR #Sustainability #CorporateSocialResponsibility #BuildingASustainableFuture
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What makes a city truly caring? 🏙️💙
Perhaps the answer lies in the thoughtful details of its buildings.
🏥 In Phnom Penh, the Cambodia-China Friendship Medical Building, constructed by #CSCEC, covers approximately 33,000 m². Its “medical street” layout features well-planned functional zones, dedicated emergency elevators and connecting corridors for efficient circulation.
🏗️🤝💙Designed for Cambodia’s hot, humid and rainy climate, the building incorporates a central atrium, ventilated rain-protection louvers and open circulation spaces to support natural ventilation and energy efficiency. Its entrance also draws inspiration from the traditional Cambodian sampeah greeting, bringing local culture into modern architecture. 🌿✨
#CSCEC #CSCECCambodia #CityAnswers #HealthcareInfrastructure #SustainableDesign #BuildingTogether
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China’s Urban Landmark Series | Stop 12: Jiangmen Central Hospital – East Campus
Built by CCEEB, Jiangmen Central Hospital’s East Campus is now open. Located in Jianghai District, Jiangmen, the project has a total floor area of 354,000 square metres, with 1,500 planned beds and a designed daily capacity of 9,100 outpatient and emergency visits.
As demand for healthcare continues to grow, the new campus provides additional capacity to ease pressure on existing facilities. It also helps address the shortage of large-scale, comprehensive healthcare facilities in western Guangdong, supporting the expansion and improvement of regional healthcare services.
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At the 22nd MOSHPA International Occupational Safety and Health Excellence Award Ceremony, the Pavilion Square Project and Empyrion Data Centre Project both received the 2026 MOSHPA OSH Gold Award. This marks the sixth consecutive year CSCEC Malaysia has earned this recognition.
P. Parthiban, HSE Director (HQ), was also honoured with the Top Laureate OSH Excellent International Award. In addition, CCEEB South China Branch received three OSH awards at the ceremony.
These honours recognise the team's commitment to workplace safety and the effectiveness of its OSH management system. Moving forward, we will continue to strengthen safety practices across our projects and protect the health and well-being of everyone on site.
Recently, CSCEC topped out the main structure of the first hotel at the R1029 Island project after crews poured the final batch of concrete.
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Recently, the Geylang C14 HDB project (Dakota One) in Singapore, undertaken by CSCEC, won the top safety award in the residential category at the Housing & Development Board (HDB) Construction Safety Award 2026. It also marked another milestone for the project team, following their success in winning the WSH SHARP Safety Award in 2025.
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Recently, the 2026 International Conference of the Council on Vertical Urbanism (CVU) was held in London, where ROOT CENTER, a Sany Group project built by CSCEC, received four honors at the 2026 CVU Global Awards.
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Tour With CSCEC A new residential community is taking shape in Malaysia!
Built by CSCEC, the River Park Project features three high-rise towers and 1,332 housing units. The development also includes 32 shared amenities, such as swimming pools, gyms, libraries and children’s play areas. @CscecM
CSCEC’s business briefing from January to September 2026 has been released. The total value of newly signed contracts reached 3.29 trillion yuan. Newly signed contracts for international business increased by 66.9% year on year.
Watch the video for more highlights.
Skyscrapers use vast amounts of energy. In Guangzhou, China, the CSCEC-built Science and Technology Innovation Building explores how to bring that demand close to zero.
Natural ventilation and 8,000 square meters of photovoltaics help the tower reduce energy use and generate its own electricity.
Explore more in ARCHITECTURE INTELLIGENCE Season 2!
How does a 57-meter steel giant take shape?
In Xi'an, China, CSCEC engineers faced the challenge of bringing an intricate steel structure to life. With around 1,000 steel beams and 13 different types of loads to calculate, every beam required detailed calculations and millimeter-level precision.
Watch Episode 5 of ARCHITECTURE INTELLIGENCE Season 2 and explore the ingenuity behind the build!
Since it opened, the first phase of the Astana Light Rail Transit in Kazakhstan has averaged more than 70,000 passenger trips a day. Built with Chinese construction technology to meet local needs, the line is the first urban light rail system in Central Asia. It has changed how residents get around and brought new vitality to the city.
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Recently, CSCEC made notable progress on several key projects in Malaysia, including the Pavilion Square project in Kuala Lumpur, the Digital Halo Data Center in Johor Bahru and the Le Méridien Penang Airport Hotel project. Teams at each site are making progress on structural work, mechanical and electrical installation, interior finishing and other activities.
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A roof that generates electricity for indoor snow sports.
In Shenzhen, China, CSCEC’s building-integrated photovoltaics help power Qianhai Snow World, one of the world’s largest indoor ski resorts, generating 6.3 million kWh annually and meeting nearly 20% of its electricity needs.
Take a closer look at the technology in ARCHITECTURE INTELLIGENCE Season 2!
A 72-meter statue of Confucius, leaning forward 15 degrees—how does it stand securely?
At the Nishan Sacred Land in Qufu, Shandong Province, China, CSCEC engineers brought modern construction techniques together with traditional Chinese architecture to create a landmark honoring Confucius.
Explore the story in Episode 3 of Architecture Intelligence Season 2!
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Amid the fast pace of construction, there are moments of beauty to appreciate. This photo was taken by an employee of CSCEC Egypt’s Alamein Downtown Towers project during a work break. It captures a crescent moon and clouds above the illuminated buildings, creating a beautiful nighttime scene at the project site.
On International Animation Day, the sky brings to mind a frame from an animated film, where nature meets imagination.
Construction sites are not only places where buildings take shape, but also places that reflect the beauty of the surrounding landscape.
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The lotus flower and the winged sun disk at Philae Temple in Aswan have inspired CSCEC engineers. At Egypt’s New Capital CBD project, symbols of ancient Egyptian civilization take on new forms in modern architecture.
The project incorporates lotus motifs and the winged sun disk into office building columns and decorative floor patterns, blending historical heritage with modern architecture.
From ancient temples to modern cities, and from a civilization spanning thousands of years to the present day, Raneem and her Chinese friends take us on a journey through Aswan to explore how history remains present and how Egypt is carrying its story forward through heritage and innovation.
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A dedicated working group from CCEEB recently visited Sekolah Kebangsaan Taman Koperasi Polis, Universiti Malaya @unimalaya and Chong Hwa Independent High School @ChongHwaKL to discuss collaboration between industry and education, STEM education, and cultural exchange between China and Malaysia.
With over a decade of commitment to Malaysia, we continue to support local education through community initiatives, including school repairs and stationery donations. Looking ahead, we will explore new ways to nurture talent, strengthen community partnerships, share resources and foster closer ties between the people of China and Malaysia.
