Nansha Phase 1 installed bus stop shelter reference at night
Phase 1 installed reference. The Phase 2 scope is still in manufacturing preparation and delivery coordination.

Clarifying the Project Stage

The site photos and installation records show Phase 1 shelters. They illustrate the installed appearance. Phase 2 covers a new batch of 23 shelters. At the time of this article, production preparation and delivery coordination had started. The 23 Phase 2 shelters were not yet installed.

Phase 1 provides installed references. Phase 2 starts manufacturing 23 bus shelters based on that project experience.

Phase 1 Reference: 30 Installation Points

Phase 1 installed several shelter types at urban transport locations. These include Jiaomen Metro, the district government service center, Wanda Plaza, Jinzhou Metro and Nansha Central Hospital.

Phase 1 covered 30 installation locations. The schedule lists one 9 m shelter, nineteen 12 m shelters, three 15 m demonstration shelters and seven 18 m shelters.

Wanda Plaza Phase 1 bus shelter on-site installation record
Phase 1 on-site installation record: Wanda Plaza station. Such photos illustrate Phase 1 installation experience and do not indicate that Phase 2 is installed.

Phase 2 Scope: 23 Bus Shelters

Building on the Phase 1 references, Nansha Phase 2 moves into a new manufacturing batch. The Phase 2 scope covers 23 bus shelters: 19 units of 12 m shelters and 4 units of 9 m shelters.

Phase 2 continues Huasheng's existing project work. It covers design review, factory body assembly and roof lifting on site. These steps use the custom bus stop shelter manufacturing capabilities described in our public transport projects.

From Design Intent to Manufacturing Plan

The Architectural Design and Research Institute of South China University of Technology developed the Nansha shelter design. Academician He Jingtang's team led the work. Features include a 2.7 m cantilever canopy, Y-shaped column heads and hexagonal canopy modules.

Huasheng converts the design into a manufacturing plan. The plan must support production, transport and installation on site.

Nansha bus shelter design rendering
Nansha bus shelter design rendering.

Huasheng Workflow: Early Translation, Body Assembly, On-Site Hoisting

Huasheng first confirms manufacturing and installation requirements. Design, engineering, production and project teams review the canopy, Y-shaped column heads, light-box body, electrical provisions and site conditions. They use this review to prepare the production plan.

In the factory, the columns and light-box body are assembled first into a transportable, installable body unit. On site, the body unit is positioned and fixed before the canopy modules are hoisted into place.

Factory assembly of Nansha bus shelter column and light-box body
Column and light-box body assembly in the factory: completing the body unit first reduces scattered on-site fitting.

Project File

  • Project name: Phase 2 of the Guangzhou Nansha District bus shelter quality-improvement project
  • Location: Jiaomen area, Nansha District, Guangzhou
  • Phase 1 reference: 30 installation points, including small 9 m, medium 12 m, demonstration 15 m, and large 18 m types
  • Phase 2 scope: 23 bus shelters — 19 units of 12 m and 4 units of 9 m
  • Current stage: Phase 2 manufacturing preparation / delivery coordination
  • Image note: the site photos and installation records in this article are Phase 1 installed-effect references

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