We are convinced that economic success and sustainability are inextricably linked. Only by embedding social, economic and environmental aspects into everything we do, we can move towards a sustainable future.
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.
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.
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.
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.
What can cities, companies, and contractors do to create buildings that are climate neutral? Often the answer begins with energy-efficient building materials. We look at the materials – from the traditional to innovative – and how they are used to achieve greater energy efficiency.
The urgency to live in harmony with the environment continues to grow. It’s no longer enough to cut back: we need solutions that give back. We look at new sustainable building concepts in the U.S. with a holistic approach that protects people and the environment.
