Structural Materials

Steel · concrete

1. Exceptional Structural Strength

• Rebar is strong in tensile force, while concrete is resistant to compressive forces, and when the two materials are combined, they exhibit excellent strength as a composite structure.
• They provide suitable load-bearing capacity for large structures such as high-rise buildings, bridges, and tunnels.

2. Durability and Longevity

• Reinforced concrete has excellent wind, earthquake, and fire resistance, maintaining a stable structure even in extreme environments.
• With proper design and construction, you can ensure decades or more of durability.

3. Corrosion resistance and environmental resistance

• The concrete wraps around the rebar to protect it from corrosion and is highly resistant to salt damage, acid rain, and chemicals.
• With coated rebar or corrosion-resistant steel, you can expect even better performance.

Finishes

Tiles · Paints · Stone

1. Aesthetics and Design Versatility

• With a wide range of colors, textures, and patterns, you can express the personality and brand image of your architecture.
• High-end finishes enhance the quality of the space and enhance the user experience.

2. Durability and Environmental Resistance

• High-quality finishing materials are resistant to moisture, heat, UV rays, and contaminants, making them less prone to deformation or damage even after prolonged use.
• In the case of exterior materials, they have excellent weather resistance, maintaining stable performance even when the external environment changes.

3. Enhanced functionality

• Finishes with insulation, sound insulation, waterproofing, and fireproof capabilities increase the energy efficiency and safety of buildings.
• Examples: high-performance glass, composite panels, eco-friendly coating materials, etc.

Insulation

Fiberboard · Dark Plate

1. Maximize Energy Efficiency

• High-performance insulation minimizes heat loss, reducing energy consumption for heating and cooling.
• It directly impacts the annual energy cost savings of buildings, contributing to meeting green building standards (e.g., zero-energy buildings).

2. Maintain a comfortable indoor environment

• It keeps the indoor temperature stable even when the outside temperature changes, enhancing the comfort of residential and working spaces.
• Its anti-condensation effect reduces moisture and mold growth, creating a healthy indoor environment.

3. Durability and Stability

• High-quality insulation maintains a stable insulation effect without long-term degradation.
• It excels in various physical properties, such as water resistance, fire resistance, and compressive strength, complementing the structural stability of buildings.