Hanart delivers curtain walls, metal roofing and structural glass to owners and general contractors across the world. Seven overseas business offices keep the distance short; one Shanghai factory keeps the quality standard flat, project after project, since 1995.
Each marker is a delivered envelope or a coordinating office. Together they show the delivery model in space: engineering and fabrication concentrated in Shanghai, market presence distributed to the client's time zone.
Engineering, in-house fabrication and full pre-dispatch seal testing at the Qingpu plant.
New York & Virginia, USA · Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia · Kuwait City, Kuwait.
US, Canada, Puerto Rico, Mexico, Chile, Ecuador and the UAE coordinate each market.
Overseas contracting qualification since 2009, with documented logistics and testing routes.
A contractor that shows up where your project is — and builds where quality is controlled.
Hanart obtained China's overseas contracting qualification in 2009, the legal and operational foundation for every international project delivered since. Today the company maintains business offices in seven countries — the United States, Canada, Puerto Rico, Mexico, Chile, Ecuador and the United Arab Emirates — that coordinate sales, engineering alignment, logistics and site interfaces in the client's time zone and commercial environment.
Behind those offices sits a single integrated operation: in-house facade engineering, a unitized curtain wall fabrication facility in Qingpu Industrial Park, Shanghai, installation project management and aftercare under one contract. This "one contractor, one responsibility" structure means the office that answers your email is the same organization that designs your system, manufactures your panels and stands behind the installed result — not a middleman collecting a margin between a factory and a site.
The delivery sequence is identical everywhere: joint design coordination, panel fabrication and full seal testing at the Shanghai plant, sea freight with documented packing, supervised installation with local crews, and a structured handover. Regional programs below describe how this sequence is tuned for each market's codes, climate and procurement habits.
Seven regional programs, one delivery standard. Choose your market — country profiles are now available for the Middle East's two largest markets — to see project references, compliance notes and logistics routes. Not sure which desk fits your project? Match a representative to your region and building sector.
Offices in the US, Canada, Puerto Rico and Mexico. Reference work includes 166 Perry Street in New York and campus facades for VCU in Virginia — delivered across the Pacific with a documented export and testing path.
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Coordination from the UAE office. Kuwait's Asian Olympic Council headquarters demonstrates solar-control glazing engineered for desert radiation, wind-borne sand and 50°C surface temperatures.
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The Gulf's largest construction market — NEOM, Qiddiya, Red Sea Project and Diriyah Gate. Unitized curtain wall and stone cladding engineered for SBC codes, sand ablation and 50°C summers, delivered via Jeddah and Dammam.
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Dubai, Abu Dhabi and the Northern Emirates — the home base of Hanart's Middle East office. Double-skin ventilated facades, point-supported glazing atriums and marine-grade details delivered through Jebel Ali.
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Offices in Chile and Ecuador serve owners across the region with facade packages, export coordination and logistics planning for transpacific delivery.
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Grand Plaza in Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia tests cold-climate detailing; Southeast Asian projects bring the humidity lesson — the same factory serves both.
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Hanart states plainly what it can take on in Europe today, and how CE-relevant testing and certification are scoped per project with accredited laboratories. Honest capability, not inflated claims.
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The same factory and engineering team serve markets beyond these five. Send your project brief and receive a feasibility response within 24 hours.
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Singapore, Malaysia, Indonesia, Vietnam, Thailand and the Philippines — export-coordinated curtain wall and unitized delivery for the region's tower and MRT boom.
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India, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka and Nepal — high-performance facades for commercial towers and airports, engineered for monsoon rains and supply-chain pragmatism.
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Kenya, Nigeria, Ethiopia and East Africa — curtain wall and cladding for commercial towers and stadium projects built for rapid urbanization.
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Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan and neighboring markets — curtain walls and cladding engineered for extreme temperature swings from -40°C to +45°C.
Explore Central Asia →These delivered and coordinated projects are the factual base for our regional programs.
Unitized curtain wall package coordinated for delivery to the US East Coast from the Shanghai plant.
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High-rise facade delivery engineered for Mongolia's -40°C winter temperature swings.
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Solar-control curtain wall engineering for a desert climate managed from the UAE office.
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US campus facade coordination demonstrating the North American delivery path.
North America program →Each reference above is covered in technical detail on its project page, including fabrication scope, climate engineering rationale and export logistics. Photographic records are being curated and will replace placeholders as approved assets are released.
The same project manager coordinates the chain from Shanghai, so the client never has to arbitrate between design, factory and site.
Send your drawings or site conditions and get a feasibility response within 24 hours — or talk to the regional team on WhatsApp now.
