In architecture,
fabric structures are forms of constructing fibers that provide end user a
variety of aesthetic free-form building designs. Custom-made fabric structures
are engineered and fabricated to meet worldwide structural, flame retardant,
weather-resistant and natural force requirements.
Architectural membranes reshape the way we
think about architecture – bringing curvature, translucency, and clear spans to
both external and internal spaces. The flexible nature of tensile fabric means
that individual areas of any size can be fabricated, transported to site, and
installed with maximum efficiency of time and cost. With design lift often
exceeding 30 years, fabric buildings span generations, and are built to the same
structural codes as permanent buildings.
The use of double
curvature is a basic principle in tensile fabric
architecture allowing for a stable and balanced structure. Well
designed textile structures will resist any type of climate. The tensions surface,
the main structural element, allows for large-span column-free designs
resulting in a reduction in the quantity of structure required in a project.
Structureflex is a fabric architecture
company where we are providing the best fabrication services to our clients. We
are working with different indoor and outdoor shade structure projects which
are used for schools, cafes, restaurants, car parking, pools and many more. We
also manufacture outdoor umbrellas which are used for any outdoor event. We
have designed and installed thousands of tensile fabric
projects across the world using state of the art fabric
and construction techniques.
Structureflex
Project Managers are on hand to provide the relevant project advice. Each
project team understands how important it is for some customers to have a
critical eye cast over a design, whether for value engineering purposes, to
source alternative specialist fabric or offer practical build and logistics
information; they liaise with colleagues and customers alike, to ensure
seamless delivery of their end product.
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