Realizing the dream of independent business! Introduction of case studies that balance the needs of large spaces with cost and delivery time.
We will introduce the reasons why the unit house "MOBILE SPACE" was chosen and its implementation effects through a case study. At the small multifunctional home "Smile Ina," a bright and spacious day room without columns and a warm bathroom facing south with plenty of sunlight were absolute requirements for the layout. Despite budget constraints, the situation was challenging, with a construction period of about six months from the approval of the subsidy from the prefecture to the completion of inspections. Our product was chosen as a construction method that could overcome such circumstances. By connecting the units both vertically and horizontally, we were able to create a layout that meets the necessary requirements according to the land. [Case Overview] ■ Implementation Location: Smile Ina ■ Location: Ina Town, Kitakatsushika District, Saitama Prefecture ■ Product Name: 72QuoH 10-unit building + 10-unit single-story building * The Quo series has been discontinued and will be replaced by the MS1 series. ■ Area: 332.76 m² (100.65 tsubo) ■ Purpose: Medical and nursing care facility * For more details, please refer to the PDF materials or feel free to contact us.
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【Introduction Effects】 ■ A construction method that connects standardized box-shaped units, allowing for the creation of wide spaces without the need for columns. ■ Utilizing flexibility to relocate, expand, or reduce the structure after construction, and the option to sell it when no longer needed, minimizes risks and enables responsive business development. *For more details, please refer to the PDF materials or feel free to contact us.
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Our mission at Sanko Frontier is to contribute to society. This means contributing to a resource-circulating society. The current excessive space creation, based on the premise of scrap and build, generates a large amount of industrial waste and continues to impose a significant burden on the environment. Sanko Frontier's "Mobile Space" is an eco-product that can be moved and reused, overturning conventional wisdom. By further promoting Mobile Spaces in society, we aim to shift space creation to a more moderate approach and contribute to the global environment through a completely new urban design where "buildings circulate." By allowing spaces to move, we aim to drive the world towards greater happiness. That is the frontier we aspire to achieve.