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This project wasn't just about design — it was about creating a meaningful tool that drives results. From strategy to execution

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Bold Moves is a brand built on challenging the norm and redefining expectations. To capture this spirit, we created a bespoke typeface that fuses cutting-edge design with timeless typographic structure resulting.

[ 🏗️ Site Area ]

[ 📊 Building Ratio ]

[ 🌐 Total Floor Area ]

[ 🏠 Use ]

[ 📏 Height ]

[ 🚗 Parking ]

[ 🗺️ Zoning ]

[ ⚙️ Purpose ]

[ 🧱 Floor Breakdown ]

[ 📑 Legal Limitations ]

[ Solution ]

We engineered an advanced weight distribution system designed to minimize pressure points and reduce user fatigue. Integrated passive cooling ensures consistent thermal regulation without added bulk, while our quick-release system enables fast, tool-free adjustments and maintenance.

[ Performance Insights ]

[ cooling efficiency gain ]

25% lower power use via free-cooling integration.

[ Operational Downtime ]

<0.01% annually.

[ Energy Recovery ]

[ Monitoring Coverage ]

[ uptime ]

100% AI-driven predictive analytics

[ Final thoughts ]

The new Bold Moves website plays a central role in their growth strategy, helping attract new clients while deepening engagement with existing partners.

Our collaboration with Bold Moves delivered more than just a website it established a digital foundation that reflects their bold vision

“Data centers are living systems. When cooling, power, and automation are unified, the entire ecosystem breathes more efficiently — that’s where true engineering excellence begins.”

pyo taekgeun
CTO

“Innovation doesn’t come from speed; it comes from precision. The key to reliable infrastructure is designing each component to work in perfect harmony — from the smallest sensor to the largest power grid.”

cho jeonghee
advisor

“Every data center begins with a simple question — how can we make it smarter and more sustainable? Our responsibility is to build systems that serve both business and the environment for decades to come.”