Congratulations! Kong Chou wins the tender for the NanPao facilities project

Congratulations! The groundbreaking ceremony for the Pingtung Base Facilities Project was completed successfully!

Kong Chou Construction Spring Gathering Banquet on February 10, 2019  

The Hsinchu Base Buildings Turnkey Project beam-raising ceremony was completed successfully!

Title of Project: Pingtung Base Facilities Project Organizer: Civil Aeronautics Administration, Ministry of Transportation and Communications Designed By: CECI Engineering Consultants, Inc., Taiwan Built By: Kong Chou Construction Co., Ltd.

Kuang Tien General Hospital has been in existence in the locality for 105 years with a robust medical team that is certified by the Joint Commission of Taiwan each year and is the winner of multiple high honors for its health care quality and smart medicine, bears multiple symbols of the Institute for Biotechnology and Medicine Industry (IBMI), and two bronze medals for medical technology. It is one of the best in the country. In honor of its founding purpose of “unhidden love to expand the field of blessings”, Kuang Tien’s Xiangshang Branch will be two buildings consisting of 13 floors above ground and five basements in the future to provide the local people with high-level, new-technology, and the most comfortable health care environment, and the soundest health care system. Hopefully the construction will go smoothly and everyone will be safe and remain happy and it will be completed as scheduled.

On January 16, 2018, the Taichung City Government held the completion ceremony for the Central Taiwan Film Base Project and it was concluded successfully. Thanks to the hard work of the staff and construction partners, the Central Taiwan Film Base was able to be completed successfully. The Central Taiwan Film Base covers around 3.12 hectares in area and includes facilities such as a artificial wave generation pool, deep-water pool, two indoor huge shooting studios, medium shooting studio, workshop, support service office space, and lodging space for the crews. It will be handed over to and operated by the Central Motion Picture Corporation in Bade in the future. It is expected that three shooting studios will be presented with different styles and the industry-academia collaboration will combine related departments in local colleges and universities. The hope is to become an all-around film-making site that helps develop technical talent in the film industry of Taiwan and with the local economy. The wave generation pool used in the movie “Life of Pi” by Ang Lee will be re-produced on site, as well.