Inspiring

Inspiring

Information for designing and applying Tensile Surface Structures:

From Frei Otto using soap films: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-IW7o25NmeA; From Maria Blaisse: https://vimeo.com/80544748; From  Fibrenamics: Hybrid tower https://www.web.fibrenamics.com/en/fibrenamics-en/newsletter/newsletter_n2/fibrebasedprojects/; On building with ETFE: https://www.thoughtco.com/what-is-etfe-new-bubble-buildings-177662; On design opportunities (Carl Stahl ARC GmbH): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SCuzUrHpj7o&list=PLDK6mvWj_JzWRpeTZAmeVeTnik3yHDa77&fbclid=IwAR2SaX05M-lX1VGXnkQz4ghRGgQPBRVXMplh2Oh9UfpirhH9ZVTOXA6daIg; Pneumatic structures: Installation by Marcel Wanders - Eurasian Garden at OITA (2015): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MJiyhzIrgfE

• Tensile Architecture in Today's Design Landscape
  Are we going to continue the work that was started by Frei Otto?
• Evolution and Advantages of Membrane Structures in Architecture
  A brief text on the current position of Textile Architecture    
• European Design Guide for Tensile Structures - Chapter 2 - Engineering Fabric Architecture
  Fabric structures provide widespan enclosures of great spatial interest and variety, requireminimal supporting elements of “hard” structure and provide very good overall levels of nat-ural daylight. The purpose of this chapter is to outline the nature and characteristics of thisstructural type and to describe the primary issues that designers deal with and makedecisions about.