Steel cutting sparks splashed, machines roared incessantly, and the busy pace of production could still be felt from dozens ...... meters awayRecently, as the workers have returned to Shanghai one after another, the construction site of the Zhenru G1 project in the South Square area of Shanghai West Railway Station has opened a hot scene.
Return to work in the spring and seize the acceleration of start-up. As a new commercial project in Zhenru area in recent years, Zhenru G1 project arranged for workers to return to work in batches in advance to make full preparations for the full rollout of underground structure construction.
The northeast corner of the project is exactly within the 50-meter protection range of Metro Line 11, and in order to better control the deformation of the foundation pit, we added an additional support servo system in the design stage to compensate for the degree of deformation. In the view of Wan Jiabin, general manager of Shanghai Central Haina Enterprise Development, in order to reduce the impact on the subway pipeline as much as possible, some of the technical means used in the construction process of the G1 project are not common in previous projects, "You can imagine it as a row of jacks to push back the deviation deformation of the foundation pit." ”
Wan Jiabin introduced that the relevant management personnel arrived at their posts early to organize the construction unit and the supervision unit to discuss the plan for the demolition support, so as to prepare for the smooth implementation of the demolition work.
It is reported that the Zhenru G1 project is planned to be fully completed in April 2026 to create another high-end business industrial park in the central urban area, and build a complex integrating business offices, block businesses and high-end apartment hotels through the integrated development of the station city, echoing the core Jingdong business complex project on the north side and promoting the overall transformation and upgrading of the Zhenru plate.
Author: Editor: Zhang Xiaoming Responsible Editor: Zhu Yue.
*: Shanghai Putuo.