Buildings & construction combined cause 40% of global energy consumption and 36% percent of energy-related CO2. So it’s high time to introduce more sustainable and digitalized elevators in residential buildings! The answer? TK Elevator announces the launch of EOX in Europe.
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As Dubai prepares to open the world’s tallest hotel in 2024, customers will rest easy knowing that TK Elevator installed over 20 of its elevators, 15 of which are high-speed, ensuring seamless and safe mobility.
In Hong Kong, TK Elevator recently installed its first commercialized modular elevator, MiLift®, which enables off-site construction and installation on a superstructure’s exterior. Most of all, it fulfilled the customer’s need for a turn-key, time-saving solution with the highest safety standards.
Airports are like small cities that rely on elevators, escalators, moving walks and passenger boarding bridges to get high volumes of people from point A to B. These mobility solutions must be safe and reliable to ensure that everything runs smoothly.
Over 15 years after its original construction, the Turning Torso in Malmö, Sweden, remains a highly influential building as the world’s first twisting tower. We take a look at this iconic building!
Sydney Metro is Australia’s biggest public transport project. Services started in May 2019 in the city’s North West with a train every four minutes in the peak. TK Elevator will help ensure accessibility to Sydney Metro’s City & Southwest line, when it opens in 2024, by providing approximately 200 elevators and escalators.
In the last two decades, China has grown from strength to strength in the railway sector. Not only is the country home to the world’s largest railway networks, but it is now leading in smart train technology and automation as well. We take a ride on the rails in China.
