Retractable roof consists of membrane cushions made from two layers of TENARA fabric.
The Talisman Centre for Sport and Wellness is sporting a new roof.
Not-for-profit organization needed a dust cover for fire truck with a past as well as a future.
In a former church in Pula, Croatia, a huge object with trumpet-like appendages hangs from the rafters, with each opening an inviting red-carpeted cave.
The Nokia Theater sparkled with music luminaries and LED lights on the massive fabric stage during the 2010 MTV Video Music Awards.
Main lobby of the new W Hoboken Hotel sends modern message to hotel guests.
Onondaga Lake will be the site of the largest geotextile tube project ever attempted in North America.
Harp’s Tarps is sending a custom-designed product where few tarps have gone before.
TenCate Geosynthetics used geotextiles to reinforce locally available soil fill in the construction of an extensive retaining wall supporting a new coal processing plant at the Hetaoyu Coal Mine Complex in Gansu Province, China.
Dyneema Purity® fiber technology from Royal DSM NV will serve as a support scaffold for a prototype heart valve replacement developed by the University Medical Center.
The Jamsil indoor swimming pool in Seoul, South Korea, hosted the Asian Games in 1986 and the Olympic Games in 1988, but had fallen on harder times.
The winners of this year’s Young Architect Award, sponsored by the Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) and MoMA PS1 exhibition space, will introduce “Wendy” to the world this summer.
A drainage solution was the first priority in this roadway repair project.
An inflatable venue by AirClad offers the Volvo Ocean Race followers a place to hang out.
Achieving sustainability is not a one-time event, but a continuing process. Developing and committing to sustainable practices through designing sustainable buildings, shade products, smart textiles, and manufacturing systems continues to be at the forefront of the worldwide consumer marketplace.
Our impact on the environment has become a major consideration and is driving efforts in the construction industry to be eco-responsible in mineral extraction, materials and component manufacturing, and building infrastructure development. These developments are creating market opportunities for designers and builders of environments.
Corporate leaders are instigating key sustainability initiatives through their own organizations and their markets. Company executives are reporting big rewards for their efforts from their employees, communities, business partners and shareholders.
IFAI Expo continues its leadership in this area with custom-designed educational programs that provide business leaders a platform for addressing sustainable trends, materials, technologies and practices that support business growth. Join the specialty fabrics industry as it convenes at this year’s IFAI Expo, Oct. 27-29 in Orlando, Fla.