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1969
Far East Facade was established as a privately-owned small aluminum door and window factory located in Yuen Long District, Hong Kong.
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1973
Commercial building glass facade projects in Hong Kong marked the initial scope of the business. Far East Facade then adopted state-of-the-art American design and installation practices and implemented those practices across diverse facade endeavours, all with outstanding outcomes.
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1986
Far East Facade completed the Union Friendship Tower, Shanghai's first all-glass curtain wall building, marking a new era for the mainland curtain wall industry. Far East Facade is also among the first overseas engineering companies to introduce advanced foreign design and installation technologies into China.
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1990
A processing plant of Far East Facade came into operation in Xinhe Village, Fuyong Town, Bao'an District, Shenzhen.
In the same year, Far East Facade finished two landmark Hong Kong projects — Times Square and Pacific Place Phase II.
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2003
Far East Facade launched the first projects in Singapore (Museum Station) and Macau (Sands Macao).
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2004
Far East Facade pursued an active overseas expansion strategy and won contracts for numerous iconic projects, among them the Burj Khalifa in Dubai, The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas Resort and Casino in the United States, Mandarin Oriental and Veer Towers at City Center in Las Vegas, Trump International and Shangri-La in Toronto, and Costanera Center in Santiago.
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2006
The company entered the Dubai market in the UAE.
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2008
The company entered the Canada market.
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2009
The company built the world's tallest building, the Burj Khalifa in Dubai.
828 meters tall with 23,566 facade units and a facade area of 125,000m².
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2010
The company relisted on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange (Stock Code: 00830.HK).
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2012
In March 2012, the company was acquired by China State Construction International Holdings Limited, formally becoming a member of China Overseas Holdings Limited under China State Construction Engineering Corporation Limited (CSCEC). It is also the only listed company specializing in curtain walls under CSCEC.
In the same year, Far East Facade entered the Australian market.
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2013
The company won bids for three large-scale high-end hotel projects in Macau: Wynn Palace, MGM Cotai, and The 13 Hotel (formerly Louis XIII).
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2015
The company secured bids for several landmark projects: Hong Kong Children’s Hospital, Kerry Hotel Hong Kong in Hung Hom, and Parq Resort & Casino in Vancouver.
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2016
The company successfully bid for multiple landmark projects: Taikoo Place Phase I in Hong Kong, the Aurora Melbourne Central project in Australia with a contract value of HK$151 million, further expanding the influence of Far East Facade in the Australian market, and the 99 Hudson Street project in New Jersey, USA.
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2017
Far East Facade re-entered the UK market, winning The Stage project.
Within three months, the company secured two Chinese Mainland projects, Huawei Headquarters in Suzhou and Shun Tak (Xinde) Hengqin Project in Zhuhai, marking a major expansion of mainland facade operations.
Also, the company won the contract for the Melbourne Police Headquarters in Australia, another blast-resistant project following the United Nations Headquarters in New York.
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2018
The Far East Zhuhai Smart Manufacturing Production Facility commenced operations, establishing a modern smart factory integrating design, R&D, and production.
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2019
Far East Facade celebrated its 50th anniversary.
The Zhuhai base established a bending workshop, the first facade production facility with a complete bending workshop.
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2020
Far East Facade's business in Chinese Mainland achieved record-high new contract value. The newly opened Apple retail store in Sanlitun in Beijing, constructed by Far East Facade marked a new chapter for Apple in Beijing.
The company won bids for Hong Kong CBD landmarks, including Phase II of Cheung Kong Center and The Henderson at 2 Murray Road, Central.
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2022
Far East Facade (Macau) Limited held inauguration ceremony.
The company won the bid for the Galaxy Macau Hotel Phase IV development project, with a single contract value of HK$2.24 billion, the world's largest single architectural curtain wall contract.
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2023
The facade project for the OPPO Headquarters in Shenzhen, encompassing T1, T2, the podium, and the sunken plaza, was awarded to us. This is one of the world’s most complex curved glass curtain wall projects, solidifying Far East Facade’s leading position in the construction of curved and irregular curtain walls.
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2024
The Apple Jing’an, Shanghai, constructed by Far East Facade, grandly opened. It became the world’s second largest flagship store, second only to the Apple Store on Fifth Avenue in New York in terms of retail store grade.
Far East Facade (Singapore) Pte Ltd was established.
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2025
The company completed a brand rejuvenation and upgrade.
Far East Smart Manufacturing was named to the 9th batch of National Manufacturing Single-Champion Enterprises.
Far East Facade was established as a privately-owned small aluminum door and window factory located in Yuen Long District, Hong Kong.
Commercial building glass facade projects in Hong Kong marked the initial scope of the business. Far East Facade then adopted state-of-the-art American design and installation practices and implemented those practices across diverse facade endeavours, all with outstanding outcomes.
Far East Facade completed the Union Friendship Tower, Shanghai's first all-glass curtain wall building, marking a new era for the mainland curtain wall industry. Far East Facade is also among the first overseas engineering companies to introduce advanced foreign design and installation technologies into China.
A processing plant of Far East Facade came into operation in Xinhe Village, Fuyong Town, Bao'an District, Shenzhen. In the same year, Far East Facade finished two landmark Hong Kong projects — Times Square and Pacific Place Phase II.
Far East Facade launched the first projects in Singapore (Museum Station) and Macau (Sands Macao).
Far East Facade pursued an active overseas expansion strategy and won contracts for numerous iconic projects, among them the Burj Khalifa in Dubai, The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas Resort and Casino in the United States, Mandarin Oriental and Veer Towers at City Center in Las Vegas, Trump International and Shangri-La in Toronto, and Costanera Center in Santiago.
