Milestones

The mixed-use project incorporating hotel and residential at the central business district in Taipei, designed by Rena Dumas Architecture Intérieure (RDAI), is now completed.

La Bella Vita, the award winners of International Architecture Awards 2020.

The 37-story residential tower with its core wrapped in a honeycomb-patterned window structure that breaks light and reflections, designed by Antonio Citterio Patricia Viel (ACPV) in Taichung, is completed.

CDC was awarded “Happy Enterprise” by 1111 Job Bank (one of Taiwan’s online HR service providers) 

CDC collaborated with Taipei Fullerton Hotel to reconstruct Taipei Fullerton Nanjing. This is the first project approved under the Statute for Expediting Reconstruction of Urban Unsafe and Old Buildings of Taipei City. 

55Timeless, CDC’s top-notch residential project in Xinyi District designed by Richard Meier (Pritzker Architecture Award winner), was completed. 

Following its first project in Malaysia, CDC invested in another high-end residential development project in Kuala Lumpur. 

CTBC Taichung HQ, CDC’s commercial building project designed by Spanish architect Miralles Tagliabue (EMBT), was completed. 

Together with Daiwa House Group (Japan), CDC invested in a hotel and residential project in Kaohsiung’s Asia New Bay Area. 

CDC made its debut investment in USA - a multi-complex project combining a boutique hotel and luxury residence in San Francisco 

CDC completed Treasure Garden, the company’s first luxury residential project in Taichung’s 7th Redevelopment Zone, designed by famous Italian architect, Antonio Citterio. 

CDC, via its affiliate Grand River D. Limited, invested in the commercial lot A7 in Xinyi District, Taipei City.   

CDC made its first investment project in Malaysia – a serviced apartment development project in Kuala Lumpur.   

CDC Taichung office was established to develop its roots in Taichung, providing services to local communities.  

CDC made its debut investment in Taichung by acquiring land near Taichung City Hall.  

CDC began the B7 development project within Xinyi District, Taipei, jointly working with Formosa Rubber Group, Great Union Construction Co., Ltd and Great Goal Construction Co., Ltd.  

CEC spun off its property development business to form a separate entity: Continental Development Company (CDC), which is 100% owned by Continental Holdings Corporation (CHC). 

The Village, Taiwan’s first township development project in Xindian District of New Taipei City, an exemplary large-scale residential project  utilizing integrated planning to protect environmental assets on a woodland hillside.  

Glyn Ing was elected chairman of the Housing and Real Estate Association of Taipei (from 1969 to 1976). 

CEC completed two residential projects in downtown Taipei: Kuang Wu Villa and Jinhua residential apartments, pioneering multi-story residential complexes which spurred urban renewal in Taipei’s East District, a bustling residential, commercial, and business center. 

CEC’s branch offices were restructured in the move to Taiwan. CEC relocated its new headquarters to Chongqing South Road, Taipei, Taiwan. 

(Image: Mr. Glyn T.H. Ing in CEC’s Chongqing S. Rd. Office) 

Wei Dah Corporation was restructured as Continental Engineering Corporation (CEC) and relocated to Shanghai, China. 

Mr. Glyn T. H. Ing founded Wei Dah Corporation in Sichuan, China during World War II.