Air Dome/ Air-supported membrane structure is an architectural system that utilizes a specialized membrane material as its outer shell, combined with an intelligent electromechanical system to pump air into the interior. This creates a positive pressure difference between the inside and outside, allowing the structure to maintain its shape without traditional architected supports. This advanced structural solution combines sustainability, efficiency, and versatility for long-span modern architectural needs. It can be applied for Exhibition halls, Event domes, Sports Venues, Military shelters, Industrial Warehouses, Specialized Bulk Storage and Environmental Projects broadly.

High-performance composites, such as QuanCles® membrane materials, exhibit high specific strength and tear resistance, enabling them to meet demanding structural requirements with minimal weight. This eliminates the need for additional steel beams or support columns, saving space and reducing construction time. Moreover, the lightweight nature of these membranes reduces foundation loads, further decreasing the overall structural weight. Meanwhile, these composites demonstrate excellent resistance to cold temperatures, corrosion, UV aging, and abrasion, ensuring long-term durability even in harsh environments. For example, QuanCles® membranes remain flexible and retain their strength in extreme cold, making them suitable for polar operations. Additionally, surface coatings like PVDF provide self-cleaning properties, effectively repelling dust accumulation and lowering maintenance costs.