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EXPO 2025 Panasonic Group Pavilion 'Nomo no Kuni' Façade
Our company was entrusted with the construction of the exterior façade of the Panasonic Pavilion at Expo 2025, featuring a distinctive structure made of ZAM-coated steel pipes and membrane materials.

From the earliest planning stage, we contributed to concept development, prototyping, strength testing, and the creation of bending correction programs, as well as full-scale mock-ups and ropework installation trials. Over the course of three years, these efforts culminated in the realization of an unprecedented and highly specialized façade.
BALENCIAGA GINZA
Adopting construction-project scaffolding and mesh materials as its design themes, this special-order scaffolding frame system is accompanied by a metallic facade utilizing 3D-formed expanded aluminum. In addition to the facade, SFL handled construction and installation work for signage, lighting, stainless-steel sashes, and the sash-frame stairwells surrounded by tenant staircases.
INBLOOM
Based on a "crystallized architecture" concept, SFL participated in this project through its aluminum-panel facade using triangle forms as its basic motif. The complex, polyhedral arrangement comprises various elements including flat and three-dimensional aluminum panels, flower-pattern openings and more. SFL handled everything from design through to fabrication and installation of the facade using building information modeling (BIM) technology.
New Nakano City Hall Building
We installed 48 solar panels over a roughly one-and-a-half month period on the south-facing facade. Together, these serve as an important element in the new building's goal of realizing improved energy savings.
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Our company was entrusted with the construction of the exterior façade of the Panasonic Pavilion at Expo 2025, featuring a distinctive structure made of ZAM-coated steel pipes and membrane materials.


From the earliest planning stage, we contributed to concept development, prototyping, strength testing, and the creation of bending correction programs, as well as full-scale mock-ups and ropework installation trials. Over the course of three years, these efforts culminated in the realization of an unprecedented and highly specialized façade.

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Building name
EXPO 2025 Panasonic Group Pavilion 'Nomo no Kuni' Façade
Category
# Bent in three dimensions   # BIM/3D design   # Membrane of glass organza   # ZAM-coated steel pipes  
Completion year
March 2025
Design company
Yuko Nagayama & Associates Co., Ltd.
Construction company
Obayashi Corporation
Address
Yumeshima, Osaka Prefecture
Client
Panasonic Holdings Corporation
Construction Design
Obayashi Corporation, Kozo Keikaku Engineering Inc.
Building Purpose
Expo Pavilion
Remarks
This project embodies an organic architectural design that sways gracefully in the wind, free from any fixed form - symbolizing the boundless and ever-evolving potential of children. Butterfly-shaped steel pipes, intricately bent in three dimensions, are interconnected vertically and horizontally with newly developed metal joints to create an arch-like framework. Within this structure, a delicate membrane of glass organza, enhanced with metallic sputtering, has been carefully arranged, lending the design both transparency and a shimmering elegance.
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