
Textile architecture · Tensile membrane structures
Architecture, under tension.
Membranes in PVC/PVDF, PTFE and ETFE — from concept through structural engineering to turnkey installation.
The principle
Spans without columns.
A membrane carries load because it is tensioned. Our roofs span great distances without intermediate supports — clear sightlines, effective sun protection and a soft, natural light.
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PTFE · ETFE
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Light transmission
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Membrane materials
PVC/PVDF · PTFE · ETFE
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Applications
From stadium to façade
Applications
Six fields. One discipline.






fig. 01 / 06Stadiums & stands
01 / 06Sports venues
Stadiums & stands
Large spans without intermediate columns: a clear view and shade for every seat.
Membranes and light
Three membranes. One sun.
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PVC/PVDF
- Translucency
- 10–22%
- Estimated service life
- 15–25 years
Flexible, excellent value for money, wide range of colours.
Modular roofs, canopies, sports structures.
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PTFE (glass-fibre fabric)
- Translucency
- 7–15%
- Estimated service life
- 30+ years
Low combustibility, self-cleaning in the rain, extremely durable.
Stadiums, airports, large public infrastructure.
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ETFE (cushions / film)
- Translucency
- up to 95%
- Estimated service life
- 30+ years
Ultra-light, high light transmission, good thermal insulation in double- or triple-layer cushions.
Atriums, retail rooflights, greenhouses, modern sports facilities.
Our method
Form follows force.
01Form-finding
Concept
Close collaboration with architects, engineers, consultants and investors to develop the aesthetic and structural concept.
Projects
Built.
Stadiums, amphitheatres, façades, atriums and tents — a selection of our work. Drag or swipe to browse.


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