Foshan Station has reached a pivotal construction milestone with the completion of its primary structural framework, marking significant progress for the Guangzhou-Zhanjiang high-speed railway project. China Railway Guangzhou Group confirmed the successful installation of steel structures on the northern building roof this Tuesday, representing a crucial engineering achievement for this major transportation hub.
The station forms an integral component of the new high-speed corridor connecting Guangzhou, Guangdong’s provincial capital, with the coastal city of Zhanjiang in the province’s eastern region. Upon operational commencement, the facility is projected to accommodate approximately 4.6 million passengers annually during its initial service phase, substantially enhancing regional connectivity and transportation capacity.
This infrastructure development aligns with China’s ongoing expansion of high-speed rail networks, particularly within the economically vibrant Guangdong province. The strategic positioning of Foshan Station will facilitate more efficient transportation links between urban centers and coastal areas, potentially stimulating economic development along the railway corridor.
The structural completion demonstrates advanced engineering capabilities in large-scale transportation infrastructure, with the roof steel structure installation representing one of the most technically challenging aspects of station construction. Further development phases will focus on interior systems, platform configuration, and integration with regional transportation networks.