Tensile structures offer pleasing aesthetics, are energy efficient, recyclable, eco-friendly, sustainable, and use fewer resources, making them sustainable and cost-effective. Being lightweight and heat efficient, the spaces covered by tensile need less energy. Plus, tensile structures are easy and quick to construct or dismantle. All these factors make tensile roofing and facades a favoured material of architects and builders.

the spaces covered by tensile need less energy

In this article, Katja Bernert, Architect at Mehler Texnologies, Germany, Arun MADAPPALLATH, General Manager, South Asia, Serge Ferrari, and Punit Jhaveri, Director- Strategic Growth at Lucky-Tech Membrane, share their views on the Tensile Industry in India, the material’s new application areas, the design scope offered by tensile when designing an attractive roof for a large or small project, the lifespan and maintenance requirements of tensile roofing, and the USP of their tensile roofing products.

the spaces covered by tensile need less energy


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