TAKENAKA EUROPE
Japanese roots, innovative architecture.
This is Takenaka: A family business stemming back over 17 generations, with over 400 years of construction experience and more than 50 years of construction activity in Europe. An achievement of which we are justifiably proud!
With our Japanese roots as builders, we are unique in the European market. As an internationally operating architects and general contractor, we represent economic-ecological building construction with quality planning and engineering services. We ensure certified processes and construction standards of the highest level.
We make use of our international reach and take responsibility for the living spaces in our society. Our buildings are oriented equally towards people and nature. We are proud to hand these over to future generations.

OUR SERVICES
Design & Build: Architectural, Engineering and Construction Services
We have traditionally offered Design&Build as a package as general contractors, although these services can also be commissioned separately. Our integrated design process connects architecture, building technology, plant technology, and construction. We are responsible for more than 1,500 completed projects in the areas of production, research & development, office, logistics, as well as other building types such as expo buildings, museums, embassies, restaurants, and various projects in the retail sector. Our track record clearly speaks for itself.
Clear advantages for you: rapid response and reduced execution time with guaranteed high quality, stable costs, and reliable deadlines.
OUR SERVICES
Design & Build: Architectural, Engineering and Construction Services
We have traditionally offered Design&Build as a package as general contractors, although these services can also be commissioned separately. Our integrated design process connects architecture, building technology, plant technology, and construction. We are responsible for more than 1,500 completed projects in the areas of production, research & development, office, logistics, as well as other building types such as expo buildings, museums, embassies, restaurants, and various projects in the retail sector. Our track record clearly speaks for itself.
Clear advantages for you: rapid response and reduced execution time with guaranteed high quality, stable costs, and reliable deadlines.
OUR REFERENCES
INDIVIDUAL BUILDING SOLUTIONS FOR REGIONAL MARKETS
We have been present in Europe for more than 50 years and have implemented around 1,500 construction projects. Our interdisciplinary and intercultural team, which is spread over thirteen branches, is very familiar with their regional markets. Through the worldwide Takenaka network, we promote intensive exchange and strengthen the potential for innovation in our building solutions, including measurable success.
OUR REFERENCES
INDIVIDUAL BUILDING SOLUTIONS FOR REGIONAL MARKETS
We have been present in Europe for more than 50 years and have implemented around 1,500 construction projects. Our interdisciplinary and intercultural team, which is spread over thirteen branches, is very familiar with their regional markets. Through the worldwide Takenaka network, we promote intensive exchange and strengthen the potential for innovation in our building solutions, including measurable success.
We build for you – Europe-wide
We build for you – Europe-wide:
OUR CLAIM TO SUSTAINABILITY
ENERGY AND ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT
Sustainability as a benchmark: We design site-specific buildings, focusing on the high quality of life, energy efficiency with renewable resources, and forward-looking technologies. Our goal when a building is to be innovative and not just to meet but to exceed standards. To develop the most appropriate solution for your construction project from optimized components, around 200 specialists in our research institute in Japan research the fields of energy efficiency, materials technology, and construction technology. As part of our services, we advise you on KfW grants and meet sustainability standards by LEED, BREEAM, and DGNB.
















