Modular Buildings Uzbekistan Project | 182 Units New Tashkent Construction

The Uzbekistan Modular Buildings Project is developed under the New Tashkent national urban expansion strategy, which aims to accelerate modern infrastructure development in Central Asia.

The project delivers 182 prefabricated modular buildings designed and manufactured by Orient GS International Engineering Co., Ltd., providing a complete building system for large-scale infrastructure support.

These modular units are not independent structures. They are part of a unified modular building system, integrating accommodation, office space, dining facilities, laundry rooms, stair modules, and corridor systems into a complete construction solution.

All units are manufactured in the GS Housing factory, where structural fabrication, insulation installation, interior finishing, and system testing are completed before export.

This approach represents a fully industrialized construction model based on factory production and on-site assembly.

• Project Name:Uzbekistan Modular Buildings Project
• Location:New Tashkent, Uzbekistan
• Total Units:182 modular buildings
• Structure System:Prefabricated cold-formed steel modular system
• Supplier:Orient GS International Engineering Co., Ltd.
• Application:Accommodation, office, dining, service facilities
• Design Life:20 years structural lifespan
• Production Base:Foshan, China

Each modular unit is designed with standardized dimensions to ensure transport efficiency and installation compatibility.

The project is part of the New Tashkent development initiative, a national strategy to build a modern urban district east of the existing capital.

Due to rapid urbanization, traditional reinforced concrete construction methods are no longer sufficient to meet fast infrastructure delivery requirements.

As a result, prefabricated modular buildings have become a key solution for accelerating construction efficiency while maintaining structural stability.

The 182 modular units in this project are manufactured in parallel production lines, enabling simultaneous fabrication of structural frames, wall systems, electrical installation, and interior finishes.

This significantly reduces construction time and improves project coordination efficiency.

The project is based on a standardized modular building system using galvanized cold-formed steel structures.

Each module functions as an independent structural unit that can be combined into larger building systems.

Key structural features include:

• High-strength galvanized steel frame
• Factory-installed wall and roof systems
• Integrated electrical and piping systems
• Standardized container-based transport dimensions
• Modular connection design for rapid installation

These features ensure consistency across all 182 units while allowing flexible configuration on-site.

The system supports large-scale deployment in different functional layouts depending on project requirements.

The construction process follows a fully industrialized workflow:

1. Factory Production-All 182 modular buildings are produced in the Foshan factory under controlled industrial conditions.
2. Quality Inspection-Each module undergoes structural, electrical, and enclosure system testing before shipment.
3. Transportation-Units are shipped to Uzbekistan through multimodal logistics routes.
4. On-Site Assembly-Crane lifting and standardized connection systems are used for installation.
5. System Integration-Modules are combined into a complete modular building system for full project operation.

This process significantly reduces on-site construction workload compared to traditional building methods.

The 182 modular units are divided into multiple functional categories:

• Accommodation modules for living spaces
• Office modules for project coordination
• Dining modules for centralized catering
• Laundry modules for daily service support
• Stair modules for vertical circulation
• Corridor modules for building connectivity

Each module is prefabricated but designed for seamless integration into a unified structure.

This ensures the entire system operates as a coordinated architectural environment.

The project follows a cross-border cooperation structure between Chinese manufacturing and Uzbekistan engineering implementation.

• Manufacturing & Export: Orient GS International Engineering Co., Ltd.
• Factory Base: GS Konut Foshan production facility
• On-Site Construction: Hold Brothers Engineering LLC
• Responsibilities: Foundation works, lifting, installation, and commissioning

This cooperation model ensures efficiency in production while maintaining local execution capability.

One of the key advantages of the modular system is its reusability.

After completion of the New Tashkent development phase, the modular buildings can be dismantled and relocated to other construction projects.

Steel components and metal panels can be recycled, supporting circular construction principles and reducing material waste.

This enhances the long-term value of the modular building system.

• 100 Accommodation modules
• 30 Office modules
• 15 Dining modules
• 6 Laundry modules
• 16 Stair modules
• 15 Corridor modules

All units are standardized for transportation and lifting efficiency.

Q1: What is the lifespan of the modular buildings?
The structural system is designed for approximately 20 years of service life.

Q2: How long does transportation take?
Typical delivery time from China to Uzbekistan is 20–30 days.

Q3: What equipment is required for installation?
A crane (usually 25 tons) and standard connection tools are required.

Q4: Can modular buildings be reused?
Yes, all units are designed for disassembly and reuse in other projects.

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