The Indonesia Mining Company Light Steel Structure Villa Workforce Dormitory Project is a modern mining camp accommodation solution delivered using a full light steel structure villa system for staff dormitories and canteen buildings. This project reflects the growing demand for durable, efficient and comfortable mining camp infrastructure in remote industrial environments.

Project Overview

The project is located in Weda Bay Industrial Park (IWIP) in North Maluku Province, Indonesia, an area characterized by coastal terrain, tropical heat and heavy rainfall. The site faces a demanding natural environment, with average annual precipitation of about 2,671.8 mm and average annual temperatures of 26–28 °C, making structural durability and construction efficiency essential for mining camp delivery.

All buildings in this project use the light steel structure villa system. The buildings are designed for a 50-year service life, with fire resistance grade 2, safety grade 2 and seismic fortification intensity of 7 degrees with earthquake acceleration of 0.15g, providing reliable performance for long-term mining camp accommodation.

Canteen and Activity Center

The camp includes a two-storey canteen building designed as a key public facility within the mining camp. On the first floor, the building includes the canteen area, lobby area, food refrigeration area, commissary and power distribution room, while the canteen and lobby are planned to serve 400 people at the same time.

The second floor contains private dining rooms and an indoor employee activity center. This level includes two 20-person private rooms, three 10-person rooms and four offices for canteen staff, while the activity area supports functions such as indoor fitness and table tennis. With a floor height of 4.2 meters to accommodate central air-conditioning, the building improves comfort and usability for daily mining camp operations.

Workforce Dormitory Buildings

The workforce accommodation zone consists of seven dormitory buildings, each designed as a standalone three-storey light steel structure villa building with a net height of 2.7 meters per floor. The dormitory configuration is planned at 9 square meters per person, supporting a practical balance between residential density and living comfort for long-term mining camp housing.

One dormitory building also includes supporting functional rooms such as a dormitory supplies warehouse, cleaning room, power distribution room and utility room. This integrated layout helps improve the operational efficiency of the mining camp by supporting storage, housekeeping and daily maintenance within the accommodation area itself.

Construction Value

The required construction period for the project is 6 months, which highlights the importance of fast delivery and coordinated modular construction. A light steel structure villa system supports this goal through factory prefabrication, standardized assembly and efficient site installation, making it well suited for mining camp projects that need rapid deployment without sacrificing structural safety or living quality.

For remote industrial developments, this kind of mining camp solution offers clear advantages in schedule control, quality consistency and long-term asset performance. It also supports better workforce living conditions by combining accommodation, dining and recreation functions into a more complete camp environment.

About CDPH and Service Pathway

CDPH (Chengdong Modular House) is a temporary workforce housing manufacturer and global mining camp solution provider, offering modular houses, prefab houses, steel structures and light steel villas for industrial projects. With integrated services from camp planning and multi-system design to logistics and installation, CDPH helps clients rapidly deliver safe, comfortable mining camp accommodation and workforce dormitory projects worldwide.

To learn more, visit CDPH or the Light Steel Villa product center for tailored light steel structure villa camp solutions.