Schueco Japan K.K. List of News Articles

We have released the aluminum insulated folding door system "Schüco AS FD 90.HI," which brings an overwhelming sense of openness to spaces. This product balances design and high performance, providing a new solution for buildings. ■ Combining Large Openings and High Insulation It accommodates large glass panels up to 1.5m wide and 3.5m high while ensuring excellent insulation performance. Even when closed, the slim profile of the frame allows for views similar to that of full glass. It creates a seamless connection to the outdoors while remaining indoors. ■ Environmental Consideration and High Design Quality This product has won the iF Design Award and the Red Dot Design Award, and its outstanding functionality and design have been recognized worldwide. Additionally, the aluminum and other materials used in the product are part of a C2C certified system that can be reused after use, contributing to resource recycling. It can adapt to various installation situations, allowing for flexible design by combining with windows and sliding doors. You can choose the optimal coordination that matches the design concept of the building.

■Partner Conference On May 28, 2025, we held the 2nd Partner Conference, inviting partner companies from across the country. Our partners shared project examples using Schüco's advanced facade systems, and through lively discussions and interactions, we were able to deepen the bonds among partners. ■AIA Osaka Expo Symposium On May 29 and 30, we participated as the main sponsor and co-host of the Osaka Expo Symposium organized by the AIA (American Institute of Architects). With the theme "Designing a Future Society for Our Lives," around 200 architects, clients, fabricators, and sustainability experts gathered from Asia, Europe, and North America. During the panel discussion at the German Pavilion, our president, Koek Senchai, served as the moderator. We welcomed prominent figures such as Mr. Iwata from Nikken Sekkei and Mr. Michel van Ackere from Makki General Planning Office, and engaged in discussions on "Collaboration between architects and building material manufacturers to create a sustainable future."