Agreements reached under this partnership
Business Alliance- 1
AIR: Development and provision of “AIR-Plate” and specialized consulting in the architecture field
- 2
CCT: Sales activities for “AIR-Plate,” customer implementation support and assistance with operational adoption
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| Item | Details |
|---|---|
| Name of alliance partner | 株式会社梓総合研究所 |
| Alliance partner's business activities | As a think tank promoting digital transformation in construction, the company operates primarily in research and consulting in the architecture, urban development and environmental fields. In addition to developing and providing the “AIR-Plate” BIM platform, it promotes a range of projects through both digital transformation and green transformation, including study groups on next-generation environmentally friendly architecture, universal design, mobility hubs and future cities, as well as the “300-Year Wooden Architecture Initiative” aimed at realizing a decarbonized society. |
| Alliance partner's location | Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo |
| Type of alliance | Business Alliance |
| Details of the alliance | AIR: Development and provision of “AIR-Plate” and specialized consulting in the architecture field, CCT: Sales activities for “AIR-Plate,” customer implementation support and assistance with operational adoption |
| Alliance start date | 17 June 2026 (collaboration commenced; full-scale operation is targeted for this year) |
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The reasons the company gives
The company's own explanation, not something inferred from the numbers.The companies explained that, although the construction industry is expected to use BIM from design and construction through maintenance, the introduction of IT at worksites and its adoption in operations remain challenges. In addition, facility information management in the maintenance and facilities management fields remains dependent on Excel and paper, making the development of a digital utilization platform an urgent priority.