Shenzhen, Guangdong, China The Shenzhen Huanggang Port Joint Inspection Building is an extraordinary cross-border landmark, renowned for its grand three-dimensional design and efficient customs clearance experience. Clad in Portuguese Beige stone, it exudes a calm and dignified presence, blending modernity with timeless texture. Complemented by its symmetrical form embodying "the Cornerstone of the Greater Bay Area and a National Heavyweight", it has become a highly recognizable landmark at the Shenzhen-Hong Kong border and the gateway to the Greater Bay Area.

Qingpu, Shanghai, China Huawei Qingpu R&D Center is one of Huaweis most important research and innovation bases globally, located in Qingpu District, Shanghai. The exterior of its architectural complex extensively adopts the classic Portuguese beige. The warm light beige tone and fine, uniform texture of this stone endow this massive technological ark with a dignified, rational, and warm humanistic quality. Unlike the dazzling glass curtain walls, it grows more serene over time, coexisting with the waterways, covered bridges, and green spaces within the park to form a tranquil, focused, and ceremonious innovation sanctuary.

Mianyang, Sichuan, China Used in the museum’s façade and interior spaces, the stone complements the solemn and monumental nature of the exhibits. Highlighting the museum’s commitment to quality and permanence, reflecting the significance of its historical and educational mission.