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Manpower Inc. World Headquarters — Milwaukee, WI
技术
- 应用基础设施与中间件 - API 集成与管理
适用行业
- Professional Service
适用功能
- 设施管理
用例
- 楼宇自动化与控制
服务
- 系统集成
挑战
全球最大的人力资源公司之一 Manpower, Inc. 在密尔沃基市中心建造了其国际总部。该公司致力于绿色建筑，并在建筑设计中体现其全球影响力。设计需要模仿欧式环境，主入口面向河流，庭院温馨宜人。该公司的商业模式也影响了设计，注重舒适而非奢华。建筑设计和施工的各个方面，包括门五金，都需要符合绿色建筑的背景，营造国际氛围，经济实惠。
关于客户
Manpower, Inc. 是全球最大的人力资源机构之一。该公司在美国威斯康星州密尔沃基市中心建立了其国际总部。这座耗资 7800 万美元、占地 280,000 平方英尺的建筑坐落在 2.7 英亩的河滨地产上。该建筑建在城市土地上，那里曾经是一座废弃的发电厂、啤酒厂和铁路站场。该公司致力于绿色建筑，因此，Manpower Inc. 全球总部获得了美国绿色建筑委员会颁发的建筑 LEED® 金牌认证。该建筑的设计受到 Manpower 业务模式的影响，旨在反映公司的全球影响力。
解决方案
指定者为整个设施的门道选择了多玛建筑五金。多玛 8900 系列闭门器将液压控制系统与现代建筑风格和坚固的标准功能相结合，被广泛使用。多玛 9000 系列出口设备采用重型铸造底盘，为高冲击应用提供卓越的耐用性。几乎看不见的隐藏在地板上的多玛 BTS80 系列闭门器可用于承受最严格的应用。LM 系列枢轴由黄铜和钢制成，用于各种特殊设计的门。坚固的多玛 D800 系列门闩用于提供额外的保护。
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