On June 4, Niue’s Premier and Minister of Foreign Affairs Tagelagi led a government delegation to visit Foshan, accompanied by Foshan Mayor Bai Tao. This visit aimed to seize the important opportunities presented by the high-quality co-construction of the Belt and Road Initiative and the development of the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area, with the goal of further deepening practical cooperation between Niue and Foshan across multiple fields.

During the visit, Premier Tagelagi and his delegation conducted a special inspection of GS HOUSING located in Gaoming District. The delegation thoroughly investigated the company’s modular construction technology development, visited the product exhibition center on-site, and examined innovative products including space capsules, biomimetic wooden houses, mobile food trucks, and container houses in detail. They spoke highly of the products’ intelligent design concepts and multifunctional features.

GS Housing Group, established in 2001 and headquartered in Foshan City, Guangdong, China, is a leading provider of comprehensive modular building solutions. As of today, we operate six major modular building construction factories across Jiangsu, Guangdong, Sichuan, Tianjin, and Liaoning provinces,the factories totally cover 500000 ㎡, 200000 sets modular houses can be produced per year.

Modular house is a building method that breaks down structures into standardized modules (prefabricated in factories) and transports them to the site for rapid assembly. Its core advantages lie in ＇efficiency, environmental sustainability, and flexibility＇ making it applicable to diverse fields such as:Residential sector (e.g., affordable housing, luxury homes, hotels, and vacation cabins) , Commercial and public buildings(e.g., offices, schools, hospitals) ,Industrial and infrastructure projects (e.g., warehouses, data centers, energy facilities) ,Emergency and temporary structures (e.g., disaster relief housing, refugee shelters) ,Military and remote area applications(e.g., mobile barracks, polar research stations) ,Cultural and creative spaces (e.g., exhibition halls, pop-up installations) ,Sustainable and green building practices(e.g., zero-carbon designs, reusable structures).