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| Hazama's achievements in value-added
architectural projects, such as high-quality housing construction
and first-class hotels, have gained it a high reputation throughout
the world |

| Hotels and condominiums must provide interior spaces that emphasize
individuality and privacy. They must also be fashionable and well-designed
and provide safe, amenable interior environments. Hazama has created
high-quality, people-friendly living spaces for both temporary and
permanent residence. Its projects in this area range from resort hotels
to high-rise inner-city residential buildings. |
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Creating Pleasant Interior Environments
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| The Royal Lake Hotel, a
first-class hotel in Yangon, is Hazama's first project in Myanmar |
Hazama has built an excellent reputation in the hotel and housing
fields both domestically and overseas. Its unique technology, attention
to detail and coordinating capabilities are manifested in features
that include interior air flow and acoustic control, efficient air
conditioning, water supply, drainage and electric power supply systems,
and security and safety systems, as well as in interior space planning
and room layouts, exterior and interior materials and designs, and
in the construction and finish of each building.
Many first-class hotels have long histories and traditions. Hazama
renovates such hotels by carrying out repairs and installing the
latest facilities without compromising the historical and cultural
value of the buildings. It earned high praise for a renovation project
on the Regent Hotel, an historic London hotel dating from the Victorian
era.
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The Landmark London
Hotel,UK
Hazama has succeeded in preserving this historic architectural
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High-Quality, Low-Cost Housing
Hazama has also developed construction technology that enables
it to build high-rise and super-high-rise residential structures
efficiently and economically, while maintaining high quality standards
in residential spaces. Hazama technologies, including the high-rise
frame structure with wall columns (HWR) and the HRC-35 super-high-rise
condominium housing system, were used in various domestic housing
projects. Other technologies developed by Hazama include the precast
concrete wall construction (WPC) method for use on medium- and low-rise
condominium structures, and the rapid method for medium- and high-rise
structures. Overseas, Hazama has worked on various projects, from
low-cost, prefabricated condominiums to large-scale residential
complex developments.
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| The Anchorage Condominium
is the largest housing complex in Singapore |
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Park Field Misato
was completed using the HRC-35 super-high-rise condominium housing
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Concept Housing to Meet Contemporary Needs
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| "Usis Ikuta," Hazama's company
housing complex, introduced rational construction methods and
high-tech capabilities, such as seismic isolation technology |
Society is demanding increasingly sophisticated housing, yet there
is also pressure to minimize costs by rationalizing construction.
Hazama undertook a "price redesign" project in the area
of housing construction. This resulted in the development of the
"Hi-MAX" method, which supports rationalization and the
reduction of labor requirements in the areas of design, materials
and construction while maintaining high quality and added value.
This method was first used on a Hazama company housing complex,
the "Usis Ikuta". This project has attracted interest
from developers as a good example of the Hi-MAX method.
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