Abstract:As a national strategic new area, the high-standard construction of underground infrastructure in Xiongan New Area is crucial for building a benchmark for a green and smart city. Focusing on the key technical challenges in the collaborative design of utility tunnels and water supply and drainage pipelines in key areas of the New Area, aiming at addressing the insufficiency of traditional empirical decision-making basis for entering utility tunnel, the conflicts in the layout of multiple pipelines within limited cabin space, the low standardization of utility tunnel and the difficulties in collaborative operation and maintenance among multiple ownership units, a comprehensive evaluation system integrating three dimensions of technology, economy and operation / maintenance is studied and established to achieve the quantitative decision for the pipelines of water supply, reclaimed water and heating power into utility tunnel. During the design stage, the refined optimization of the cabin cross-section and pipeline layout is achieved through mathematical models and BIM technology, leading to the formation of a modular and standardized technology system. At the operation and maintenance level, a collaborative mechanism of “unified operation, specialized maintenance” based on an intelligent platform is established. The engineering application practice shows that this system effectively shortens the construction period by approximately 33% and reduces the water pipeline leakage rate to less than 5%, significantly enhancing the system resilience and operation/maintenance efficiency of urban infrastructure, which provides a replicable practical example for the construction of new urban areas.