Which buildings are suitable for membrane structures?

Membrane structure is a lightweight, flexible and good bending performance form of building structure which is suitable for many scenarios. Below are some of the building types that are suitable for membrane structures:

Gymnasiums and Sports Stadiums: Membrane structures can create large-span covering structures, allowing gymnasiums and sports stadiums to provide better viewing and flexibility without the need for intermediate support columns.

Convention and Exhibition Centres: The lightweight nature of membrane structures makes them ideal for large convention and exhibition centres, covering large areas of exhibition space in a relatively short period of time.

Cultural and Entertainment Buildings: Membrane structures are often used in cultural and entertainment buildings such as concert halls and theatres, providing them with a unique look and sense of space.

Swimming Pools: Membrane structures are often used in swimming pools to create bright indoor environments due to their good transmission of natural light.

Commercial Centres: Membrane structures can be used to create cladding structures for commercial centres, providing shade and rain protection for shopping areas.

Green Buildings: Membrane structures can be used to create green buildings, through the appropriate design can achieve good natural ventilation and lighting, reduce energy consumption.

It is important to note that the selection of membrane structures should take into account factors such as specific site conditions, architectural needs and budgetary constraints.