Tensile Structures
Client: Tourist villageData: June 2022
Info: Tensile structure with cable-stayed poles covering the restaurant area of a tourist village.
A tensile structure measuring approximately 250 square metres covering the restaurant area of a prestigious tourist resort. The structure consists of a rectangular area of approximately 25 m x 8 m in which the membrane is anchored to the building and tensioned with a series of struts forming ridges and valleys, and a square courtyard of approximately 10 m x 10 m covered with a conical shape. A characteristic feature of the roof is a hole of approximately 1.5 metres in the centre of the sheet to allow a large palm tree to pass through. The struts are made of galvanised steel and painted with a marine treatment to resist corrosion. All details and flat plates, as well as cables and screws, are made of AISI 316 stainless steel.