A detached house in Tokyo, Japan


This project is located in a single-family house in Hirakata,

 Tokyo, with a ceiling height of only 2.4 meters inside the building.


[Overcoming Height Constraints in Whole-Air Systems:

 A Case Study of Japanese Detached House Ductwork Projects]

It took us nine months to design more than 30 solutions and successfully 

integrate the Acqua breath all-air system into a detached house in Tokyo.

As a technology solution provider that has been deeply engaged in the full-air field for 11 years,

 when called upon by a customer who has given us 100% approval, we will resolutely use our professional

 perspective to deconstruct the challenges of a single-family home project in Tokyo:

A 9-month period of in-depth design, more than 30 plans, up to 100+ iterations of drawings,

 establishment of a standardized construction drawing library for all-air ductwork, 

modular duct system, and optimization of cross-sectional height to 1/2 of traditional systems

Utilizing CFD airflow simulation technology, we can achieve 3D spatial dynamic route planning.

Ceiling height control: Under the condition of a building net height of 2.35 meters, 

we can use technology to reconfigure the space and make the

 whole air system suitable for more low-ceiling residential buildings.

We welcome architects and HVAC professionals to collaborate 

and advance the upgrading of residential environment systems.













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