A tensile structure is a type of building or architectural design that relies on tension to support its shape and resist external forces. These structures typically use flexible materials, such as fabric, cables, or membranes, which are pulled tight to create a stable form. The design allows for large spans and open spaces without the need for extensive internal supports. Tensile structures are often lightweight, aesthetically appealing, and can be used in various applications, including stadiums, pavilions, and temporary installations. Their ability to adapt to different shapes and environments makes them popular in modern architecture.

Definicja i znaczenie słowa „tensile structure” po angielsku

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