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Tokyo Electron New Development Building in Miyagi

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Tokyo Electron New Development Building in Miyagi

Tokyo Electron Miyagi has completed its new development building.With the increasing complexity and diversity of semiconductors, along with finer line widths of chips, patterning technologies critical to semiconductor innovation continue to evolve, and the market for etch systems developed and manufactured by Tokyo Electron Miyagi is expected to expand immensely. Yamashita PMC was responsible for the third-party verification of construction costs during the design phase of this construction project. The new development building is designed to prioritize safety, quality, and environmental considerations, while enabling sophisticated and efficient development operations through advanced digital technologies.

responsible phase

Business Planning
Facility Basic Planning
Design
Tendering
Construction
Operation
CRE / PRE

Project Outline

Business owner	Tokyo Electron Miyagi
Location	1 Techno-Hills, Taiwa-cho, Kurokawa-gun, Miyagi
Building use	Development Building
Total floor area	Approx. 46,000 m² (excluding the ancillary facility area)
Structure	Steel frame structure with a base isolation system
Number of floors	3 above ground

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R&D/Factory
Amidst the ever-evolving compositions and demands of market, more and more businesses are attempting to innovate management strategies and review R&D positioning. In the past, the R&D facilities are typically planned, maintained and operated mainly by initiative of the R&D department itself. However, recent R&D initiatives are more influenced by business management strategies, from the planning phase all the way to the operation phase. The key for success in such projects is a solid “R&D business strategy” which directly links to the management. What is essential in building a R&D business strategy is the integration of top-down decisions from the business management, and bottom-up proposals from R&D operations, based on which to structure the facility.

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