Hanzhong Pipe Gallery Project | Flat Packed Container House

Project Name: Hanzhong Pipe Gallery Project
Project Location: Hanzhong, China
Project Contractor: GS Housing
Project Scale: 47 sets of flat packed modular houses
Building Type: Flat Packed Modular House / Container House / Temporary Project Building
Special Design: Rooftop terrace and 3-meter-heightened modular units
Usage: Project office / Visitor reception / Meeting and negotiation space / Construction site support facility

One of the main features of the project is the terrace built on top of the modular building.

The rooftop area improves the overall utilization of the building footprint and creates an elevated platform overlooking the construction site. It can be used for project observation, visitor reception, communication, and business discussions, while also providing a clearer view of the pipe gallery construction area.

For infrastructure projects with limited temporary land, using the roof as an accessible platform helps add practical space without expanding the building footprint.

The project also adopted 3-meter-heightened modular houses.

Compared with standard-height units, the increased interior height creates a more open indoor environment and allows the project building to meet different spatial and design requirements. The use of heightened units also demonstrates how flat packed modular houses can be customized for reception rooms, meeting areas, offices, and other project functions.

• 47 sets of flat packed modular houses
• Rooftop terrace for site observation and visitor reception
• Improved space utilization without increasing the building footprint
• 3-meter-heightened modular units
• Suitable for office, meeting, reception, and project support functions
• Modular design adapted to an infrastructure construction site

The Hanzhong Pipe Gallery Project used 47 flat packed modular houses to establish a temporary project building for construction management and site support.

Its rooftop terrace adds observation and reception space, while the 3-meter-heightened units provide a more open interior environment. The project shows how modular buildings can be adapted through height, rooftop use, and flexible unit combinations to meet the operational and presentation needs of municipal infrastructure projects.