Shanghai Xuhui District Administrative Service Center

Case Description

Our factory supplied all the office furniture for the Shanghai Xuhui District Administrative Service Center—specifically for its comprehensive service hall, government consultation area, self-service zone, and back-office approval area.

As a leading hub for government services in Shanghai, the Center faced a critical challenge: its administrative space needed to simultaneously accommodate a massive volume of visitor traffic while safeguarding highly sensitive citizen privacy. Traditional counter-based layouts often created an excessive sense of physical separation between the public and staff; moreover, under conditions of prolonged, high-frequency public use, the furniture was prone to edge damage from bumps and difficult-to-remove stains, thereby compromising the government’s public image.

To address these issues, we implemented an ergonomic, barrier-free design featuring rounded corners. This was paired with high-performance, scratch-resistant high-pressure laminates and seamless injection-molded edge-banding technology to physically eliminate safety hazards and significantly enhance durability. Furthermore, we integrated micro-perforated acoustic privacy screens and a multi-dimensional visual optimization system into the service workstations, ensuring that—even within an open-plan environment—both the privacy of citizens’ information and the efficiency of communication are fully protected.

Since the project’s completion, this approachable yet robust furniture solution has not only facilitated a flexible transition in government services—moving from a model of enclosed counters to one of open, collaborative spaces—but has also garnered high acclaim from the Xuhui Administrative Service Center. Praised for its exceptionally low long-term maintenance costs and outstanding adaptability to public environments, the solution demonstrates our deep understanding of both “government service aesthetics” and “high-frequency durability standards,” establishing itself as an industry benchmark for the construction of smart government office environments.