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Let’s take a look back at the production journey of the central skylight roof for Long Thanh International Airport’s terminal, carried out at the BM Windows factory.
A total of 5,402 triangular panels with 756 completely unique profiles were completed through unwavering focus, resilience, and a strong sense of responsibility throughout the entire execution process.
A journey filled with emotions and memorable moments for the entire BM Windows team!

Every façade detail of Long Thanh International Airport contributes to reflecting the nation’s prosperity.
For BM Windows, this is not merely about delivering optimal solutions, but a commitment to creating sustainable values for the future.
At Long Thanh International Airport, each installed panel carries the dedication, responsibility, and pride of the BM Windows team—contributing to elevating Vietnam’s position and helping it “take off” on the international stage.

In London – the architectural capital of Europe – Zak World of Façades gathered hundreds of renowned experts, engineers, architects, and leading enterprises from around the world in the field of façade and modern construction.
Prominent international speakers from pioneering organizations shared their perspectives on sustainability, technological innovation, and the evolving future of façades and global architecture.
For BM Windows, this event was more than a platform to explore emerging trends and professional knowledge — it was a meeting ground for forward-thinking minds, where engineering, artistry, and sustainable vision intersect to shape the next generation of façades.

Automation, speed, and high precision are seamlessly integrated into the production process at BM Windows' factory — delivering consistent quality and outstanding efficiency for every façade panel.

The production of granite façade panels at the BM Windows factory is a seamless blend of advanced technology and refined craftsmanship. Every stage is carried out with care and dedication—not only to deliver a flawless product, but to reflect the professionalism and passion of BM Windows’ craftsmen in every detail.

On the central skylight roof of Long Thanh International Airport terminal – every step taken by the BM Windows team reflects skill, intense focus, and pride in contributing to a nationally significant project. Each installed module is not only a technical milestone but also a testament to the team’s effort, determination, and commitment in driving the project toward successful completion.

he year 2025 marks a defining chapter in BM Windows’ development journey – a year of transformation, ambition, and breakthroughs. “The Next of Us” is not just a theme, but a declaration for a new chapter: a journey of the next generation, moving forward together, conquering challenges together, and reaching further together. Fueled by the energy and team spirit ignited during the program, BM Windows is poised to continue writing its growth story and confidently set sights on new milestones in 2025.

For high-rise buildings with complex and staggered façade designs, façade maintenance and cleaning always pose a major challenge. The Building Maintenance Unit (BMU) is a façade cleaning and maintenance system equipped with advanced European technology, installed by BM Windows on the rooftop and capable of moving flexibly across the entire building envelope. The BMU system installed by BM Windows has a total weight of nearly 90 tons, a maximum operating height of up to 246 meters, and an auxiliary hoist with a load capacity of 600 kg. It is assembled from hundreds of components in compliance with European technical and safety standards. This is considered the largest façade BMU maintenance system in Southeast Asia to date.

In addition to PMU testing, and to meet Australia’s stringent standards, the façade system of 55 Pitt Street must undergo the Soft & Hard Body Impact Test – a procedure that simulates real-life impact scenarios.
In this test, a soft body weighing 50 kg and a hard body weighing 0.5 kg are dropped from a specified height to assess the structural integrity of the panel frame. The goal is to ensure that, even under sudden impact, the façade system remains fully secure and poses no risk to occupants or the building.

Discover the unique façade solution at 55 Pitt Street, Sydney – where iconic architecture meets engineering creativity!

The 55 Pitt Street façade system has successfully passed a series of stringent tests in accordance with AS/NZS 4284, Australia’s façade testing standard. These results provide confidence for the manufacturing process, ensuring that the façade will deliver high performance and fully comply with international quality standards.