Case Study: Hong Kong Airport T2 – 625-File Louver Project

Case Study: Hong Kong International Airport T2 — 625-File Louver Project

Client: Hong Kong Airport Authority | Scope: Architectural louvers | Status: Completed

Background

Hong Kong International Airport T2 is one of the world’s busiest aviation hubs. Its terminal expansion required architectural louver systems across large facade openings — ventilation louvers that must perform for decades in a typhoon-prone coastal environment with zero tolerance for failure.

The challenge

  • Terminal-scale louver spans demanding consistent quality across thousands of blades
  • Typhoon wind loads: Hong Kong requires structural resilience far beyond standard louvers
  • Strict traceability: the Airport Authority requires full documentation of materials, finishes and fabrication for public infrastructure

The solution

Runheng supplied a combination of RS and TWY series louvers: RS7405 large louvers, RS4405 medium louvers, RS7305A double-blade louvers and TWY420 typhoon-rated louvers — fabricated in 6063-T5/T6 aluminum with PVDF fluorocarbon coating.

Results

  • 625 engineering files — Runheng’s largest single-project archive, documenting every stage from design to site coordination
  • Full traceability: every batch traceable through our 69,484-file engineering archive
  • ISO 9001 quality system applied throughout fabrication and QC

Why this matters to your project

Airport-grade projects demand documented quality. Our T2 record — 625 files of design, fabrication and coordination evidence — is the kind of traceability that de-risks any airport, port or critical infrastructure project.

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