Entrance Canopy

Entrance Canopy Tensile fabric structures are often intrigued with the wide range of forms which can be built. Although the range of possible forms is extensive, these are not free-form structures. They must rigorously conform to the physical principals which govern their behavior as limited by the characteristics of the materials from which they are built. Exploration and exploitation of the nature of tensile behavior is the basis for the design of fabric structures. The use of structural systems and materials which resist loads in tension govern their design.