Wan Hai Lines Fifth Container Terminal Pier

2026

Architecture

Interior Design

Architecture

Interior Design

Wan Hai Lines Fifth Container Terminal Pier

2026

Architecture

Interior Design

Aerial view of the container terminal, blue gantry cranes and stacked containers along the quay above the harbour.

This project encompasses the overall planning and construction of Wan Hai Lines’ Kaohsiung Port Piers 79, 80, and 81. The architectural expression is composed of a restrained dark-gray palette interwoven with crisp white geometric lines, integrating seamlessly into the image of a modern port and conveying a refined, professional international logistics identity.

In terms of functionality, the project comprehensively upgrades the operational efficiency of the port area, including the modernization of the main office and ship-side office, as well as the construction of a high-performance control station, container repair workshop, and office for the debugging area. The spatial circulation and structural system combine high durability with practical functionality, fully meeting the demands of intensive port operations and intelligent management, and establishing a benchmark for a new generation of contemporary port architecture.

Location

Kaohsiung

Typology

Office

Status

Completed

Client

Wan Hai Lines

The gate canopy and long dark workshop shed seen from above at dusk, across the terminal apron.
End elevation of the operations building with banded windows, gantry cranes ranged along the quay to the left.
The dark gate canopy carried on slender columns across the inspection lanes, cranes and harbour beyond.
The terminal gate at dusk, red and green lane signals lit beneath the canopy above an empty apron.
Frontal view of the white operations building, five storeys of horizontal bands, with crane structure at the left.
The dark steel workshop shed with its wide open bays, a shipping container at left and gantry structure at right.
Passage between the ribbed shed wall and the canopy structure, low sun casting long shadows toward a distant crane.
The gate canopy and long dark workshop shed seen from above at dusk, across the terminal apron.
End elevation of the operations building with banded windows, gantry cranes ranged along the quay to the left.
The dark gate canopy carried on slender columns across the inspection lanes, cranes and harbour beyond.
The terminal gate at dusk, red and green lane signals lit beneath the canopy above an empty apron.
Frontal view of the white operations building, five storeys of horizontal bands, with crane structure at the left.
The dark steel workshop shed with its wide open bays, a shipping container at left and gantry structure at right.
Passage between the ribbed shed wall and the canopy structure, low sun casting long shadows toward a distant crane.

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