TECO Electromechanical Engineering Recognized Again: National Archive Administration Building Wins Public Construction Commission Golden Quality Award

The Linkou National Archive Project has been awarded the "Excellent Quality Awards for Public Construction" at the 24th Public Construction Commission Golden Quality Award! TECO Group (1504) undertook the electromechanical engineering for the construction of the Linkou National Archive. Chairman, Morris Li, stated that for the most important storage facility in the nation's first building for the collection of valuable cultural relics and archives, TECO established a special, precise, and stable air conditioning environment tailored to the needs of various artifacts. Adhering to the principle of energy saving and carbon reduction, TECO integrated group resources to deliver innovative technical services for this project, providing environmental control management capabilities for the future operational phase of the National Archives.

        TECO stated that the Linkou National Archive is an intelligent building. In terms of electromechanical engineering, TECO not only applied Building Information Modeling (BIM) for precise construction but also devised system architecture and various integration requirements. These include integrating security access, emergency rescue systems, power and fire systems, as well as the integration of HVAC and ICT technologies to achieve safety, convenience, energy-saving, and sustainability goals. TECO also designed a net-zero energy environment for the National Archive, which includes energy-saving air conditioning and lighting. National Archive is also equipped with an energy management system that regulates power demand to achieve the effect of opening new sources of energy and saving energy. Regarding safety and disaster prevention, measures include layer-by-layer fire containment to prevent the chimney effect. The consistent temperature- and humidity-controlled space is more conductive for the valuable archives.

        The construction team for the National Archive project was formed by Feng Yu Construction and TECO, designed and supervised by Bio-architecture Formosana. Through the concerted efforts and hard work of the entire construction team, they accomplished this significant national construction project, which was honored with the "Excellent Quality Awards for Public Construction" at the 24th Golden Quality Awards for Public Construction. TECO has extensive past experience with notable electromechanical engineering achievements in Taiwan, including the Nangang Software Park, Songshan Cultural and Creative Park, CAL Park, Kinmen Industrial and Business Park, and the Taipei Nangang Biotechnology Industry Building. As a leading brand in Taiwan's electromechanical engineering sector, TECO has also recently ventured into the energy industry, becoming the largest turnkey contractor for onshore substations in Taiwan's offshore wind power sector, and has experience in undertaking large-scale cross-national projects, continuously expanding into the Southeast Asian IDC data center engineering market.