We propose membrane structure buildings with characteristics of comfort, lightweight, and flexibility for the new construction and renovation of large facilities such as airports, baseball stadiums, soccer stadiums, and athletic fields!
Recent achievements include the roof of the expansion of Terminal 2 at Tokyo International Airport using the new material ETFE film (6,474 square meters), the stand roof of the newly constructed complex stadium in Tochigi Prefecture (16,000 square meters), and the spectator roof of the Ariake Tennis Forest Show Court, an Olympic facility (1,300 square meters). We have numerous construction achievements not only for large facilities but also for pools, gymnasiums, bullpen roofs, and various shades! We can provide proposals using all types of membrane materials, including Type A, B, C membranes, and mesh membranes (sunshade tents).
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Integration of cutting-edge membrane structure technology from Japan and European design! We are a specialized manufacturer that designs, produces, and constructs membrane structures with world-class technology. We provide comprehensive support from initial planning, regulatory checks, membrane surface design (membrane and steel frame analysis), to construction planning and completion. Based on the latest membrane analysis programs, state-of-the-art equipment, and project achievements, we can propose comfortable spaces! For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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Airport, sports facilities, transportation facilities, cultural and educational facilities, park facilities, special facilities, commercial facilities.
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Kyōritsu Kōgyō Co., Ltd. expresses the beauty of details and silhouettes cultivated in Europe in large spaces by incorporating our unique technology in membrane structure buildings along with the high engineering capabilities and advanced technology and know-how of Skyspan Japan.
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