Liufu Community, Liwan, Guangzhou

Liufu Community in Liwan, Guangzhou sits within the old-city fabric and carries deep historical and everyday life. Over time, residential exteriors aged with stains and mold, affecting living quality and the community’s image. For this renovation, the neighborhood committee set a high bar: lift a modern livable look while respecting historical character—avoiding a blunt “one look for all” paint-over; Guangzhou’s humid rainy climate meant walls suffered mold, watermarks, and algae, so the new coating needed strong mold resistance, moisture resistance, and durability; works had to minimize daily disruption for residents, with eco-friendly, non-toxic, low-odor materials and a controllable schedule; as a public-welfare project, results had to look strong at handover and last under weathering and UV, avoiding frequent rework and long-term cost. For Liufu’s brief, YRong delivered a system centered on eco-friendly stain- and mold-resistant exterior wall paint, plus professional color planning. Efficient anti-mold agents help suppress mold and algae—addressing “black stains” and mossy growth on damp old-city walls so elevations stay cleaner longer; a dense, flexible film with strong adhesion resists cracking and peeling from temperature swings, while stain resistance and rain-wash self-cleaning tendency help keep facades fresher; certificates available on inquiry and very low VOC support a fresh-odor, non-toxic build that protects residents—especially elders and children; high-quality pigments improve UV resistance and color retention so the renewed look stays vibrant. The team proposed multiple color schemes tied to Liufu’s cultural character and, with the community, locked a warm tone that brightens without losing composure; technicians guided substrate prep and application so standards and product performance were realized on site. After completion, worn stained walls became smooth, clean, warmly toned elevations—the whole community reads brighter and more livable, lifting residents’ pride. Strong mold and moisture resistance helped ease long-standing dampness and wall-mold issues indoors, improving comfort and health; the eco profile allowed daily life to continue during works without temporary relocation, earning praise from residents and the committee; durability means the community can avoid large reinvestment in facade maintenance for a longer period—high-value public spending. The case fits old-community exterior refreshes, urban-renewal facade programs, and southern neighborhoods that need low odor, mold/weather resistance, and heritage-aware color. For similar community facade renewals, share site photos, substrate condition, and color intent. We can recommend an eco-friendly stain- and mold-resistant exterior system, support sample boards, and advise application steps so livability and long-term protection land together in the handover standard.