Published 2015-11-30 · Shanghai Hanart Facade Specialist · Quality system record
Senlan International Plaza, a mixed commercial development in the Pudong district of Shanghai, presented the kind of facade challenge Hanart has built its reputation on: a high-rise envelope demanding unitized precision, tight coordination with the structural frame, and performance consistency across a large facade area.
The project's unitized curtain wall was engineered, fabricated and installed by Hanart with the same integrated process the company has run since 1995 — in-house engineering, factory fabrication with full seal testing, supervised installation and documented handover. It was that full-chain discipline that the Luban jury recognized.
What the Luban Prize Means
The Luban Prize is the highest national award for construction quality in China, judged on engineering quality, technical innovation and social value. Winning it is an audited event: the work is assessed by experts over the project's construction and operation, not by application documents alone. Hanart's six Luban Prizes are the company's most externally verified performance record.
This sixth prize followed earlier Luban-winning work on National Indoor Stadium, Zhejiang Art Museum, Tianjin Airbus, Taiyuan Airport and Shanghai Synchrotron — each documented on its own project page.
The Project Record
The Senlan International Plaza project file records the facade scope, system choices and delivery details. The milestone list on the milestones page places the award inside Hanart's fuller chronological record.
Company Background
Shanghai Hanart Facade Specialist Co., Ltd. was founded in 1995, has ranked among China's top-50 facade contractors since 2005, and holds registered capital of RMB 100.5 million. The company operates with ISO 9001, ISO 14001 and ISO 45001 certified systems and delivers facades internationally through business offices in seven countries — the same single-responsibility model used on the project above.
Six Luban Prizes, one quality chain
| Year | Project |
|---|---|
| 2006 | National Indoor Stadium (Beijing) |
| 2007 | Zhejiang Art Museum (Hangzhou) |
| 2009 | Tianjin Airbus Assembly Hall roofing |
| 2010 | Taiyuan Airport Terminal |
| 2009 | Shanghai Synchrotron Radiation Facility |
| 2015 | Senlan International Plaza (Pudong) |
Full project records are on the projects index; certificates are held at the headquarters.
Each prize was judged on completed construction quality by a national expert committee. Six prizes across three decades and four building types measure the same variable: a quality system that survives personnel changes, project types and market cycles. That continuity - not any single building - is the durable asset recorded here.
