Shanghai Hanart Facade Specialist Co., Ltd. was founded in 1995 with registered capital of RMB 100.5 million and has ranked among China's top-50 curtain wall contractors since 2005. We are a curtain wall contractor, not a parts supplier: one contract covers design, fabrication, installation and handover.
What does it take for a facade company to win six Luban Prizes and hold a national top-50 ranking for two decades? Not a bigger showroom — a more complete chain of responsibility.
Hanart began in 1995 as a curtain wall specialist in Shanghai, at a time when China's high-rise boom was just beginning to demand engineering-grade building envelopes. Three decades later the company operates a Class-A facade design qualification, a Grade-I contracting qualification, and — since 2009 — China's official overseas contracting qualification that allows direct execution of projects abroad.
The numbers that matter are verifiable: RMB 100.5 million in registered capital, continuous top-50 national ranking since 2005, six Luban Prizes (the highest engineering-quality award in China's construction industry) between 2008 and 2015, and more than thirty provincial- and ministerial-level quality engineering awards. Beyond the awards, the same organization now runs business offices in seven countries to support overseas delivery.
This page answers one question candidly: why should an overseas owner or contractor award the envelope to Hanart rather than to a small local facade shop, a trading firm, or a pure design office? The short answer is contractual — and it is explained below.
Factories make panels; trading companies move them; design institutes draw them. A contractor is accountable for the assembled result — the building envelope that has to perform for decades.
With Hanart, one entity signs for engineering, fabrication, installation and handover. If a problem appears at the interface — a panel that does not match the structure, a seal that fails in the field — there is no chain of subcontractors to blame. The owner holds a single counterparty accountable to the contract.
Because fabrication happens in our own Qingpu factory, the fabrication schedule is a company promise, not a third-party estimate. Export projects such as 166 Perry Street in New York moved from Shanghai factory to US site on a coordinated shipping calendar — the kind of schedule discipline a separated supply chain rarely achieves.
Unitized panels are assembled in fixtures, sealed under controlled conditions and water-spray tested before dispatch. Quality is verified at defined process checkpoints inside the factory — not discovered after installation — because the team that owns the result also owns the process that produces it.
The engineers and project managers who built your facade keep the as-built record. Post-delivery inspections, maintenance programs and repair work are handled by people who know the system's design intent — a traceability that is impossible when the installer has moved on to the next job.
Each stage below is a discipline in its own right — together they form the single-responsibility model. Explore each one through the Expertise index.
Structural verification, thermal analysis, BIM coordination and shop drawings produced in-house.
CNC machining, unit assembly and seal integrity testing at the Qingpu industrial plant.
Schedule, interface and logistics control from shop drawing to site handover, export included.
Engineered erection, ISO 45001 safety practice, then inspections and maintenance after delivery.
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Bidding on international projects means documents, not adjectives. Hanart can substantiate each of the following: Grade-I curtain wall contracting, Class-A facade design, overseas contracting qualification obtained in 2009, safety production licensing, and ISO 9001 / 14001 / 45001 management systems (aligned to GB/T 19001 / 24001 / 28001). The project record adds six Luban Prizes and more than thirty provincial and ministerial quality awards.
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Hanart holds China's overseas contracting qualification (2009) and runs business offices in the United States, Canada, Puerto Rico, Mexico, Chile, Ecuador and the United Arab Emirates. Reference projects include 166 Perry Street in New York, Grand Plaza in Ulaanbaatar and the Asian Olympic Council mansion in Kuwait — evidence that export fabrication, marine logistics and cross-border coordination are operating reality, not aspiration.
Every overseas inquiry is handled by a single point of contact who coordinates engineering, factory and site teams — and you can reach that contact directly by WhatsApp or email, without an intermediary.
Ask about qualification documents, factory audit visits or a budget indication for your next facade package. One conversation covers all of it.
