100architects is certified in 3 ISO standard categories

Nov

2020

Shanghai November 23, 2020

CERTIFIED!!!

100 Architects has been certified by the International Standard Organization through BSI Group, in accordance with the following categories:

– ISO 9001:2015 Quality Management System
– ISO 14001:2015 Environmental Management System
– ISO 45001:2018 Occupational Health & Safety Management System

3 certifications in 3 different categories.

After a long period of 7 months in which we have trained our staff and re-structures our management system in order to comply with the standard procedures of ISO, we are glad to announce that our company has successfully implemented these 3 management systems.

All processes and procedures have been carefully designed and tested according to international standards, and today we are better prepared and even more professionalized to offer high-end quality services.
ISO is an internationally recognized mark that represents quality, reliability and continual improvement, attributes that always go linked to the brand 100 Architects.

insta100

Latest Moments

Fun Time with my brothers

Loved seeing the kids get along!!

Caught myself falling in love with this place

There are places that just stop you in your tracks. This one does exactly that! every view, every moment feels like it’s straight out of a dream.

Could spend hours here, it’s too beautiful to leave!

My favorite place from now on!!!!!!!!

See More Related Insta100 >

Publications

Latest

Big Bang in Bouger

It is an explosion of colors, where vibrant hues blend seamlessly to form four distinct rectangular stripes, each representing a unique activity zone. These stripes create a dynamic flow, inviting users to engage with the space in different ways. The interplay of colors and design transforms the area into an interactive and playful environment.

The Nest in Transform

It’s not classical landscape architecture where design focuses on elegant alignment with a space’s existing character, but “injecting identity into places that do not have one,” he says.