Case1

  Project Name:

Surrey Frame Building – Canada

Smart Structure, Strong Performance, Built to Last

 

 

 Project Overview:

• Dimensions: 21.34 m × 30.48 m × 7.32 m
• (Including 0.61 m high concrete wall)
• Total Area: 650.44 ㎡
• Snow Load: 2.4 kN/㎡
• Wind Load: 0.34 kN/㎡
• Steel Usage: Approx. 40 metric tons

 

  Key Highlight:

• Structural Steel:
• The frame is constructed using Q355B Chinese standard steel, offering excellent strength and weldability—making it ideal for mid-scale structural applications under moderate snow and wind loads.
• Roofing System:
• The roof features aluminum-zinc coated sheets-PPGL, which deliver:
• i.Exceptional corrosion resistance
• ii.High strength-to-weight ratio
• iii.A service life exceeding 30 years, outperforming conventional galvanized options

 

  What Sets It Apart:

• Optimized Design: This project strikes a balance between structural safety and material efficiency, fulfilling both performance and budget requirements.
• Built for Harsh Weather: Engineered to withstand Canadian snow and wind loads, the structure remains stable, durable, and dependable all year round.
• Low Maintenance Envelope: The advanced roofing system ensures long-term durability with minimal upkeep—ideal for industrial or commercial use.

 

 

Canada is a leading producer of high-quality blueberries, with British Columbia (BC) as a major growing region. Leveraging the area's industrial strengths, the client has invested in blueberry farming.

To support daily maintenance and harvesting, the client commissioned a new steel-framed facility next to the farm. It is designed to house small to medium-sized machinery and equipment for maintenance and pruning. A dedicated section will also store blueberry wine.

The steel structure provides ample space and height to meet the storage needs of a medium-sized farming operation, ensuring both functionality and efficiency.