Tension Fabric Structures

Tension fabric structures are architectural forms made by stretching durable, flexible fabric over a supporting framework, creating lightweight and visually striking roofs or walls. They are used for stadiums, airports, and event spaces because they are strong, quick to assemble, and can cover large areas without internal supports. The fabric is often coated to resist weather and UV rays, and the tension ensures stability and shape. These structures combine aesthetic appeal with functionality, providing open, airy spaces while minimizing material and construction costs.