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Pavilion performs beautifully

Fabric Structures, Projects | December 1, 2012 | By:

[Structurflex LLC] Kansas City, Mo., U.S.A.

Sitting on top of an underground parking garage, a performance pavilion designed and engineered by Structurflex is a steel frame-supported PTFE-glass fabric tensile structure with cellular polycarbonate paneling. The fabric, Sheerfill® from Saint-Gobain Performance Textiles, has a 12 percent translucency to allow internal illumination to create a glowing “lantern effect” at night. When the shopping center in the downtown Columbus, Ohio, location failed, the city tore it down to replace it with a park and the pavilion, imitating the urban-setting, outdoor performances enjoyed at Bryant Park in New York City. The park can support 100,000 spectators for events and has become an icon in downtown Columbus.

2012 IAA Award of Excellence

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