As one of the world’s leading elevator companies, we constantly overcome new challenges and push the limits of urban mobility. Innovation is part of our company’s DNA – and part of our history: We develop pioneering products, technologies, and services that meet the needs of increasingly complex infrastructures.
The remarkable TWIN elevator uses two cabins – moving independently in one shaft – to safely transport more passengers in fewer elevator shafts, thus freeing more rentable space at reduced construction cost and energy consumption. TK Elevator salutes the 20-year anniversary of this unique form of urban mobility – and the continuing digital evolution of sustainable buildings and cities.
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.
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.
Sports fans tend to focus on the action within a stadium, but fans of architecture know how to respect the structural beauty and smooth functionality of a well-designed stadium. We take you on a world tour of 10 exciting stadiums.
The age of the robot has arrived and it’s set to change the face of the building industry. As demands for construction rise, robots can work hand in hand with people to not only boost productivity but also increase safety and efficiency. We look at robots in the future of construction.
