Fuzhou strait international conference & exhibition center

Fuzhou Strait International Conference and Exhibition Center is located in Cangshan District, Fuzhou, and is the second-largest convention and exhibition center in Asia. The exhibition center consists of a conference center and two exhibition halls, covering a total area of over 2,000 mu, with a total construction area of approximately 380,000 square meters, including 230,000 square meters above ground and 150,000 square meters underground. Fuzhou Strait International Conference and Exhibition Center (hereinafter referred to as the Convention and Exhibition Center) is situated in Cangshan District, Fuzhou City, north of the Min River, near Fuzhou South Railway Station. It is currently the second-largest convention and exhibition center in Asia and was completed and put into use on May 18, 2010. The Fuzhou Strait International Conference and Exhibition Center consists of a conference center and exhibition halls, covering an area of over 2,000 mu, with a total construction area of approximately 380,000 square meters, including 230,000 square meters above ground and 150,000 square meters underground, making it one of the largest in scale in China. Fuzhou Strait International Conference and Exhibition Center is located on Exhibition Island in Cangshan District, Fuzhou City (formerly known as Shazhou, also called "Puzhou," which includes "Xiazhou and Linpuzhou"), north of the Min River, adjacent to the southern part of Fuzhou and Fuzhou Railway Station, respectively, on both sides of the important cross-river passage—Quebec Pu Bridge, neighboring Gushan Bridge. Various public buildings, surrounding facilities, and recreational amenities are well-developed, with a comprehensive road network in the vicinity. East of the island lies South Jiangbin Avenue, Gushan Bridge and Linpu Bridge span the entire Min River upstream and downstream of the exhibition area, and Pandun Road (some signs refer to it as "Xiazhou Road"), along with Sanlinpu Road 2 and Xiadu Road, connect to form the transportation network of the Convention and Exhibition Island. The Convention and Exhibition Center represents the highest level of convention and exhibition venues currently available in Fuzhou and even along the southeast coast of China. The overall layout of the Strait International Conference and Exhibition Center is "V"-shaped, comprising a conference center connected to two exhibition halls from the central axis, with a total construction Overlooking Gushan from the Strait Conference and Exhibition Center Overlooking Gushan from the Strait Conference and Exhibition Center area of about 380,000 square meters. The conference center and net exhibition area are approximately 80,000 square meters, ranking first among large and medium-sized cities nationwide in terms of net exhibition area. Fuzhou Strait International Conference and Exhibition Center employs a large number of reinforced concrete structures and steel structures, adhering to the design philosophy of energy conservation, environmental protection, and multi-functionality. Firstly, glass walls are used for the exhibition center, with internal insulation layers added; the roofs are primarily metal roofs, with multiple glass lighting strips used to assist in natural lighting and energy saving for the exhibition halls. The roofs mainly utilize freely breathing, electrically openable metal roofs, which not only allow for natural ventilation and lighting transitions but also can be opened for natural smoke ventilation in case of fire alarms. The opening ceremony located in the central hall features all-glass roofs for natural lighting. The establishment of the Strait International Conference and Exhibition Center not only promotes the development of Fuzhou's convention and exhibition industry but also, together with the Gushan Scenic Area, Gushan Bridge, and Linpu Bridge, forms a magnificent landscape along both sides of the Min River.