Taiyo Kogyo Corporation Explained

Taiyo Kogyo Corporation
Native Name:太陽工業株式会社
Native Name Lang:ja
Type:Private (K.K)
Hq Location City:Setagaya-ku, Tokyo 154-0001
Yodogawa-ku, Osaka 532-0012
Hq Location Country:Japan
Key People:Hidefumi Araki
(President)
Industry:Construction
Engineering
Area Served:Worldwide
Footnotes:[1] [2]

, based in Tokyo and Osaka, Japan, is a specialty contractor for the design, engineering, fabrication and installation of tensile membrane structures.[2]

History

Founded in 1922 as Nohmura Tent Company, the company faced setbacks during World War II, but nonetheless was reconstructed in August 1946 as Nohmura Sewing Factory, eventually renaming its business to Taiyo Kogyo Corporation. Its headquarters are located in Tokyo and Osaka, Japan. Currently, Taiyo Kogyo has 37 subsidiaries across 13 countries.

Product lines

Domestic subsidiaries

Overseas subsidiaries

Birdair

Birdair was founded in 1957 in Buffalo, New York by Walter Bird. The company first began building radomes and rapid deployment command shelters and then branched into 1200 major installations in more than 30 countries, requiring over 30000000square feet of architectural fabric membrane.[3]

In 1992 the company became a division of Taiyo Kogyo Corporation.

In addition to its high-profile structures it deploys collapsible umbrellas for restaurants and non-collapsible umbrellas for bigger projects through its Birdair Architectural Umbrellas subdivision.[4]

Its headquarters is in the Buffalo suburb of Amherst, New York.

MakMax Australia

MakMax Australia is a supplier of tensile membrane structures within Australia and the Oceania region. Trading as MakMax Australia, the head office is located in the largely industrial area of Eagle Farm, north-east of the Brisbane CBD in Queensland Australia.

MakMax Australia was formed in 1984 in Australia under the name Shade Structures Pacific and originally raised to prominence through its innovative shade structures for the 1988 World Expo in Brisbane. The company joined the Taiyo Kogyo Group after it joined with USA Company Birdair Inc in 2001 and became Shade Structures Birdair.

In 2003 Shade Structures Birdair was transferred to Taiyo Kogyo Corporation and the company was changed to Taiyo Membrane Corporation. In 2007 Taiyo Membrane Corporation changed their Australian trading name to MakMax Australia whilst still trading under Taiyo Membrane Corporation internationally.

Taiyo Middle East LLC

Taiyo Middle East LLC or TME was established in 2003 in U.A.E to better serve middle east market, since then it has successfully completed more than 200 projects in the middle east region among them many landmarks such as recent iaa Award of Excellence on its project Al Wasl Dome in EXPO2020 Dubai[5] Taiyo Middle East has covered full spectrum of delivering sports venues, shopping malls and mega cultural venues using ETFE air inflated cushions and tensile fabric structure and has been a source of pride to Taiyo Kogyo group of companies for the last 2 decades forming a formidable strong hold of excellence in middle east.

Notable projects

Sports facilities[6]

Transportation[8]

Commercial[9] [10]

Institutional[11]

External links

Notes and References

  1. Web site: Company Profile . Taiyo Kogyo Corporation . February 5, 2019.
  2. Web site: Company Overview . . February 5, 2019.
  3. Web site: Larson OBrien Advertising - www.larsonobrien.com . Birdair / About . Birdair.com . 2007-06-30 . 2010-12-14.
  4. Web site: Birdair, Inc - Birdair Architectural Umbrella - St Tropez . Birdair.crudigital.com.au . 2010-12-14 . dead . https://web.archive.org/web/20110706103200/http://birdair.crudigital.com.au/main-menu/products/architectural-umbrellas/st-tropez . 2011-07-06 .
  5. Web site: The Al Wasl Plaza Dome . 2023-12-10 . International Achievement Awards . en-US.
  6. Web site: Larson OBrien Advertising - www.larsonobrien.com . Birdair / Project Gallery . Birdair.com . 2010-04-16 . 2010-12-14 . dead . https://web.archive.org/web/20101231225319/http://www.birdair.com/projectGallery/browse.aspx?id=entertainment . 2010-12-31 .
  7. Web site: Three innovative new things you may not know about New Khalifa Stadium-Qatar . 2023-12-12 . www.linkedin.com . en.
  8. Web site: Larson OBrien Advertising - www.larsonobrien.com . Birdair / Project Gallery . Birdair.com . 2010-04-16 . 2010-12-14 . dead . https://web.archive.org/web/20101231225339/http://www.birdair.com/projectGallery/browse.aspx?id=transportation . 2010-12-31 .
  9. Web site: Larson OBrien Advertising - www.larsonobrien.com . Birdair / Project Gallery . Birdair.com . 2010-04-16 . 2010-12-14 . dead . https://web.archive.org/web/20101231235740/http://www.birdair.com/projectGallery/browse.aspx?id=commercial . 2010-12-31 .
  10. Web site: Larson OBrien Advertising - www.larsonobrien.com . Birdair / Project Gallery . Birdair.com . 2010-04-16 . 2010-12-14 . dead . https://web.archive.org/web/20101231235748/http://www.birdair.com/projectGallery/browse.aspx?id=retail . 2010-12-31 .
  11. Web site: Larson OBrien Advertising - www.larsonobrien.com . Birdair / Project Gallery . Birdair.com . 2010-04-16 . 2010-12-14 . dead . https://web.archive.org/web/20101231225334/http://www.birdair.com/projectGallery/browse.aspx?id=institutional . 2010-12-31 .

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