Sectors
Where ETFE works hardest.
The same material solves a different problem in each building type. Find the one closest to your scheme.
ETFE roofs for stadiums and arenas
Covering a bowl means spanning further than almost any other building type, with a structure that has to cantilever out over spectators and carry wind and snow without a single column in a sightline.
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ETFE roofs for stations, airports and transport hubs
Transport buildings are the hardest place to build: constrained structures, listed fabric, and operations that cannot stop while you work overhead.
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ETFE atrium roofs and office rooflights
Roofing a courtyard or atrium in an existing building usually runs into the same wall: the structure was never designed to carry a glass roof, and strengthening it costs more than the roof.
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ETFE canopies for leisure, retail and public realm
Covering a public space is a balancing act: people want shelter, but the moment a space feels enclosed and dim they stop treating it as outdoors.
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Lightweight ETFE domes for data centres
Data centre programmes move faster than conventional construction, and increasingly land on sites where heavy foundations are the expensive part.
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