A facade manufacturer's development can be described through years in business, certifications, patents, production capabilities, and the number of markets it serves. But for customers choosing a facade supplier, another question is often more important: how does the company's quality perform when its products become part of real buildings?

This is where project experience matters.

Its experience includes more than 30 certifications worldwide, more than 10 technology patents, over 100,000 successful cases, and customers across more than 80 countries and regions.

These figures show the scale of its accumulated experience. However, a company's technical capabilities ultimately need to be tested by actual projects.

For WILLSTRONG®, projects provide that connection between manufacturing experience and the finished building. Different locations, building types, architectural requirements, and installation conditions create practical challenges that cannot be fully understood through product descriptions alone.

That is why global project experience has become an important part of the company's quality story.

This is particularly relevant when projects are located in different regions.

A facade solution that works in one environment may face different design or application requirements elsewhere. Global project experience therefore creates opportunities for a manufacturer to understand different project contexts while maintaining a consistent focus on quality.

These systems and details are particularly meaningful when viewed from the perspective of project execution. A facade solution needs to be considered not only as a finished material, but also as something that must be coordinated during installation.

This is where accumulated project experience becomes valuable.

For a company with more than three decades of development, installation knowledge can become part of the practical experience behind future projects. It allows product quality and installation considerations to be viewed as connected parts of the same project process.

The objective is not simply to provide facade materials. It is to make the transition from product to building more practical and controlled.

The strongest way to understand project-proven quality is to look at actual applications.

Project 01 · Airport

Inner Mongolia Hailar Airport

The Inner Mongolia Hailar Airport is one of the projects included in WILLSTRONG®'s project experience.

As an airport project, it represents an architectural environment where the facade application becomes part of a larger public building context.

The importance of a project like this is not simply its building type. It demonstrates how facade products become part of an actual architectural project with defined requirements, construction processes, and a completed visual result.

Project 02 · Commercial Landmark

Hangzhou Tower Shopping City (Louis Vuitton)

Another project is Hangzhou Tower Shopping City(Louis Vuitton).

As a landmark commercial project, Hangzhou Tower Shopping City(Louis Vuitton) provides another reference point for evaluating facade application in a commercial architectural environment.

Commercial buildings often require the facade to contribute to the overall identity and visual expression of the building. This makes material application and project execution important parts of the final architectural result.

Project 03 · Education

Brown University

The third example is Brown University.

The Brown University project demonstrates the application of WILLSTRONG® facade solutions in an educational architectural environment.

Compared with commercial or airport projects, educational buildings can have their own architectural context and visual requirements.

The value of these projects lies in this diversity. They show that facade expertise is not limited to one type of building or one type of architectural environment.

Quality, in this sense, is not defined by a single specification or a single project. It is built through repeated attention to materials, manufacturing, technical details, installation, and project requirements.

This is consistent with the principle that "Quality, details, care and persistence give the brand more vitality."

Operating across different countries and regions creates another important requirement: maintaining consistent standards while responding to individual project needs.

That is where long-term experience becomes difficult to replace.

More than three decades of development give WILLSTRONG® a substantial foundation, but experience is most valuable when it supports continued improvement.

The facade industry will continue to evolve. Architectural design will develop new requirements, project teams will expect more coordinated solutions, and facade manufacturers will need to keep improving their products and technical capabilities.

That is ultimately how quality becomes credible.

For WILLSTRONG®, more than three decades of innovation have created the foundation. Global projects have provided the practical test. And continued attention to quality, responsibility, details, and technical development will shape the company's next chapter.

The goal remains straightforward: build on proven experience, continue improving, and deliver facade solutions that turn quality from a promise into something visible in the finished project.