Design team
Design unit
Zhongxing Engineering Consulting Company
R&D Engineering Consulting GmbH
(Leonhardt Andrä und Partner)
Chung Hsing Engineering Consulting Co., Ltd. adheres to four core business philosophies: meeting customer needs, implementing knowledge management, maximizing efficiency, and preventing occupational hazards. Balancing engineering aesthetics and environmental protection, the company offers comprehensive services, steadily expands its business, actively integrates with the world, and strives for excellence to meet new challenges. Deeply rooted in Taiwan with its outstanding engineering technology, the company further expanded its business scope in 1973, exploring overseas markets, exporting technology, and training foreign technical personnel. It has established a solid foundation in countries such as Vietnam, the Philippines, Indonesia, the Dominican Republic, and Saudi Arabia, adding luster to Taiwan's diplomacy. Chung Hsing Engineering Consulting Co., Ltd. has been thriving overseas, with multiple overseas offices in Fujian, Macau, Thailand, Indonesia, and other locations, providing cutting-edge and timely local services at any time. In recent years, Chung Hsing Engineering Consulting Co., Ltd. has launched larger-scale international collaborations. In 2016, it partnered with top British architect Zaha Hadid and renowned German engineering consulting firm Leonhardt, Andrä und Partner to plan and design the Tamsui-Jiangmen Bridge, setting a new benchmark for bridge engineering worldwide and laying the foundation for future global cooperation.
Architect
Zaha Hadid
An Iraqi-British architect, known for her distinctive and strong futuristic architectural style, she was the first female architect to win the Pritzker Prize. Her works often use hard materials, but also incorporate curves and fluidity, creating an architectural style that balances strength and softness.
In 2010 and 2011, Zaha Hadid received the Stirling Prize, the highest honor in British architecture. In 2015, she became the first and only female architect to receive the Royal Gold Medal from the Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA). In 2016, she received the RIBA Gold Medal. The London Guardian once hailed her as the "Queen of the Curve." In 2016, at the age of 65, Hadid passed away due to illness, and the world lost one of the greatest architects of this century.