World leaders in sustainable building using cold formed steel, New Zealand company FRAMECAD are in Wujin to talk about partnership with local building developers.

Following the success of the recent Sustainable Cities Forum held in March, in Auckland, New Zealand the management of  FRAMECAD were keen to identify potential partners to work with to deliver sustainable solutions to China. Wujin was on the top of the list for FRAMECAD to visit, according to Tim Thodey, General Manager of  FRAMECAD “the city is known for its focus on sustainable living, we feel that a community underpinned by such an strong ethical focus on the environment and the people will be the ideal place to find likeminded businesses to partner with”.

FRAMECAD is recognised as the global leader in cold formed steel frame building solutions, setting up over 150 factories worldwide.  FRAMECAD has set itself apart by developing and commercialising the world’s leading technology to revolutionise global design and construction techniques using sustainable materials. FRAMECAD uses an innovative computer aided design techniques, which allow buildings to be modelled in detail and then the output delivered directly to high precision manufacturing equipment to produce standard framing for the building at a speed unmatched by traditional technology.

FRAMECAD’s point of difference is end to end integration in the design, detailing, manufacture, and supply of materials required to deliver steel framing for the rapid construction of commercial and residential buildings.  FRAMECAD has invested a significant amount of revenue in building intellectual property, technology, a complementary range of building materials, repeatable processes and expertise - making FRAMECAD the world leaders in cold formed steel construction solutions.

FRAMECAD was founded and is headquartered in New Zealand. New Zealanders cherish nature and the environment. FRAMECAD focus is on utilising building materials that reduce harm to the environment and protect the people living and working with them. At the heart of FRAMECAD’s offer is cold formed steel which according to Tim Thodey is the ideal building material “60% of all landfill is construction waste, but steel makes up only 1% of this, this is because steel is 100% recyclable”. Cold formed steel is also stronger, lighter and safer than traditional materials such as cement and bricks making it the ideal option in areas prone to earthquakes and cyclones.

FRAMECAD management will be in Wujin for the next few days on a mayoral visit. They are due to meet various members of the Wujin business and building communities and are looking  to create partnership opportunities.

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