Nepal Healthcare Hospital Project Temporary Office Solution Case

Project Overview

Area：Asia / Nepal

Room Type：Prefab House

Field：Military and Assistance

Area：4000-10000㎡

Scenes：Medical

Time：2018year

Project Features

Aesthetic Appeal, Enhanced Security, Durable Structure, High - level Fire Safety, Comprehensive Logistics, Effective Installation Support

Project Description

00001. In the realm of international projects, especially those in the healthcare sector, finding the right temporary office and building solutions is crucial. The Nepal Healthcare Hospital Project stands as an exemplary case, highlighting how tailored solutions can meet diverse requirements effectively.

Appearance - Aesthetic and Practical Blend

Design Concept

·For this project, we adopted the ZA house structure. The choice of an overall color tone of white walls and a blue roof was not only visually appealing but also in line with the local aesthetic preferences. This color combination gives a clean and inviting look, which is highly suitable for a healthcare environment.

Security Measures

·Recognizing the importance of safety in a hospital setting, we incorporated practical security measures. Steel doors were installed, providing robust protection. Additionally, anti - theft nets were added, ensuring the safety of patients, medical staff, and hospital equipment.

House Structure - Durability and Functionality

·The entire structure of the building was crafted using galvanized parts. Galvanization offers several advantages. It provides excellent corrosion resistance, which is essential considering Nepal's diverse climate conditions. This ensures the long - term durability of the building, meeting both the appearance and function requirements. The use of galvanized parts also contributes to the overall structural integrity, making the building capable of withstanding various environmental stresses.

Fire Protection - Ensuring Safety First

·Fire safety is of utmost importance in a hospital. To meet the fire protection requirements, the structure was sprayed with fire - resistant paint. This paint acts as a first line of defense, slowing down the spread of fire in case of an emergency.

·The maintenance material chosen was Class A fire - resistant glass wool. This material not only provides effective insulation but also has high fire - resistance properties. Class A fire - resistant materials are designed to prevent the spread of fire and protect the building's structure, safeguarding the lives of patients, staff, and visitors.

Logistics and Construction - Comprehensive Support

Multi - modal Transportation Plans

·We provided a complete set of transportation plans for sea, land, and bulk cargo transportation. This comprehensive approach ensured that all the building materials reached the project site in Nepal efficiently. Sea transportation was arranged for large - scale shipments, while land transportation was carefully coordinated for the final leg of the journey to the construction site. Bulk cargo transportation was optimized to minimize costs and ensure timely delivery.

Installation Support

·To assist the client in constructing the building, we offered detailed installation instructions. These instructions included both graphics and text, making it easy for the construction team to understand the assembly process. In addition, an installation video was provided, which served as a visual guide. For added support, on - site installation instructions were also available, ensuring that any on - the - spot questions or issues could be addressed promptly. This multi - faceted support system helped the client complete the construction site work smoothly.

Conclusion

The Nepal Healthcare Hospital Project showcases our company's ability to provide customized, high - quality temporary office and building solutions. By focusing on appearance, structure, fire protection, and seamless logistics and construction support, we were able to contribute to the establishment of a much - needed healthcare facility in Nepal.