Porta Cabin Prefab Hospital In Xiongan | Container House & Prefab KZ House Solution

Project Name: Xiongan Porta Cabin Prefab Hospital
Location: Xiongan New Area, China
Construction Time: May 12, 2022
Building Type: Container House / Prefab KZ House / Porta Cabin Prefab Hospital
Project Quantity: 214 sets container houses
Construction Area: 4,954.46 m²
Bed Capacity: 464 beds
Main House Styles: Standard container house, doctor’s office, toilet house, shower house
Medical Support Configuration: 4 nursing stations, 2 temporary medical waste storage points
Usage: COVID-19 prefab hospital / Emergency medical facility / Isolation and treatment facility / Public health response infrastructure

During the COVID-19 response period, Xiongan New Area required a fast-built prefab hospital to improve emergency medical treatment and isolation capacity.

GS Housing provided a complete modular building solution for the Xiongan Porta Cabin Prefab Hospital project, using 214 sets of container houses and prefab KZ house systems to form a functional medical facility.

The project covered a construction area of 4,954.46 m² and provided 464 beds, supported by 4 nursing stations and 2 temporary medical waste storage points.

By combining standardized container houses with functional medical support units, the project achieved fast deployment, efficient space planning, and practical healthcare operation support.

1. Container House & Prefab KZ House System

The project adopted container houses and prefab KZ house systems to meet the requirements of emergency medical construction. The modular system allowed fast production, flexible combination, and efficient on-site installation.

2. 214 Sets of Modular Units

A total of 214 sets of container houses were used in the project, forming a complete prefab hospital layout with patient accommodation, medical workspaces, sanitation facilities, and support areas.

3. 464-Bed Emergency Hospital Capacity

The hospital was planned with 464 beds within a construction area of 4,954.46 m², helping increase local emergency medical response capacity during the COVID-19 period.

4. Functional Medical Support Configuration

The project included 4 nursing stations and 2 temporary medical waste storage points, supporting daily medical management, patient care, and epidemic prevention operations.

5. Multi-Function Modular House Types

Different house types were integrated into the project, including standard container houses, doctor’s offices, toilet houses, and shower houses, creating a complete and practical prefab hospital system.

1. Core Functional Areas

• Patient accommodation areas with 464 beds
• Doctor’s office areas
• Nursing stations
• Toilet houses
• Shower houses
• Temporary medical waste storage points
• Site operation and support areas

2. Medical Operation Support

The layout supported essential hospital functions, including medical observation, daily patient care, sanitation, waste management, and staff operation.

3. Emergency Response Design Features

• Standardized modular container units
• Flexible combination of different house types
• Fast installation and deployment
• Practical layout for epidemic prevention and medical operation
• Integration of sanitation and support facilities

4. Basic Facility Configuration

• Standard container house structure
• Doctor’s office modules
• Toilet and shower modules
• Nursing station areas
• Medical waste temporary storage areas
• Electrical, lighting, and basic facility systems

The Xiongan Porta Cabin Prefab Hospital project demonstrates GS Housing’s ability to deliver functional modular healthcare infrastructure for emergency public health response.

With 214 sets of container houses, a construction area of 4,954.46 m², 464 beds, 4 nursing stations, and 2 temporary medical waste storage points, the project provided practical medical capacity for COVID-19 response in Xiongan New Area.

This case highlights the advantages of container house and prefab KZ house systems in rapid medical facility construction, especially for emergency hospitals, isolation facilities, and temporary healthcare infrastructure.