Empowering Jiuling Lithium’s New Green Landmark with Innovative Façade Solutions

Jiuling Lithium’s new Administrative and R&D Centre in Jiangxi Province represents a forward-thinking approach to sustainable industrial architecture. Covering more than 19,500 square meters, this flagship project aims to create an international business hub that consolidates Jiuling’s lithium carbonate production resources while showcasing a commitment to green, low-carbon development.

To bring this vision to life, our company provided a comprehensive façade and interior solution that played a vital role in the project’s success.

Our TBQ-T1 Thermal Break Curtain Wall System and TBQ-60G Hidden Frame Curtain Wall System were key in delivering superior thermal insulation, structural stability, and a clean, minimalist exterior appearance. The precision of our steel-framed systems, combined with the elegant blue-grey Low-E glass, ensured the building achieved outstanding energy efficiency and an exceptional architectural quality.

In addition to the curtain wall systems, we supplied zinc-chromium alloy panel façades that were used extensively on terrace ceilings and exterior areas. These customizable panels brought a dynamic and flowing aesthetic to the building while maintaining durability and corrosion resistance — perfectly complementing the project's green and futuristic theme.

For interior safety and functionality, our TBQ-B50 Fire-Rated Glass Partition and Door System was implemented throughout key areas. These systems not only enhanced fire safety standards but also maintained transparency and openness within the working spaces, aligning with the overall architectural vision of an airy, interconnected environment.

By integrating our advanced products into the Jiuling Lithium project, we helped the client achieve their goals of reducing carbon emissions, improving energy efficiency, and creating a visually striking and internationally competitive facility.
This collaboration stands as a testament to how innovative façade and fire protection systems can drive the success of next-generation green industrial buildings.