China Construction First Group – Universal Studios Project （149 units）

Project Overview

This project is a comprehensive office complex supporting Beijing Universal Resort, developed by China Construction First Group using an advanced high-quality modular box building system. The project consists of a total of 149 modular units, integrating staff accommodation, modern office spaces, and multifunctional auxiliary facilities to provide an efficient, comfortable, and contemporary working and living environment for the resort’s operations team.

As an essential supporting facility for a world-class themed entertainment resort, the project fully considers functional integration, spatial efficiency, and construction quality throughout its design and construction process. By adopting modular construction technology, it achieves rapid delivery, high standards, and an outstanding spatial experience, offering an innovative solution for office facilities in large-scale cultural tourism developments.

Location 

The project is located within Beijing Universal Resort in Tongzhou District, Beijing, China, serving as a key supporting facility within the overall operational system of the resort. Situated in the core area of an international tourism destination, the project meets exceptionally high standards in construction quality, efficiency, and operational functionality.

Scope

• The project mainly includes:
• 149 modular building units
• Staff residential and living areas
• Modern office spaces
• Multifunctional auxiliary rooms
• Public transportation and entrance reception areas
• Smart lobby and public service spaces

The entire complex is assembled through modular construction to form integrated functional zones, achieving a seamless combination of office, living, and supporting services.

Solution

The project adopts an advanced modular box building solution, combining factory prefabrication with on-site assembly to significantly enhance construction efficiency and quality consistency.

In terms of architectural design, the overall appearance features a clean and pure white tone, reflecting the professionalism and international style of modern office buildings. The façade incorporates a minimalist semi-hidden frame glass curtain wall system, which enhances transparency and visual lightness while significantly improving natural lighting to create an open and bright working environment.

In addition, the entrance area is equipped with a smart automatic sensing lobby system, enabling efficient access management and providing a more convenient and intelligent user experience for staff.

With a modular design approach, the building layout offers high flexibility, allowing space adjustments and functional upgrades based on operational needs.

Highlights

Efficient Modular Construction
Factory prefabrication combined with on-site assembly significantly shortens the construction period.

Modern Minimalist Architectural Design
A white primary tone combined with glass curtain walls creates a clean and contemporary building image.

Excellent Natural Lighting
The semi-hidden frame curtain wall enhances indoor lighting and spatial transparency.

Intelligent Entrance System
Automatic sensing lobby improves access efficiency and user experience.

Integrated Functional Spaces
Combines office, accommodation, and auxiliary functions to maximize space utilization.

High-Quality Supporting Facility
Provides high-standard office support for an international cultural tourism complex.

Client Value

This project fully demonstrates the advantages of modular construction in large-scale developments:
Shortened construction period and rapid deployment
Improved construction quality and safety management
Flexible adaptation to changing operational needs
Reduced long-term operation and maintenance costs
Creation of a modern, high-quality office environment

The project successfully delivers a fully functional, modern, and high-quality office complex for Beijing Universal Resort, serving as a benchmark case for modular construction in large-scale cultural tourism projects.