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Small Fabric Structures

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Small Fabric Structures: Typically these may be of a plan area of 250 square metres or less. They are often used as shade structures or as signature items at entrances to larger buildings.

Other applications include the provision for a shaded area in playgrounds, school yards, car dealerships and as internal sculptures.

They may be made from coated fabric or membranes as a water-proof barrier or of open fabric such as knitted shade cloth.

The following articles are in random order:

New Sheltered area at Matakana School
New Sheltered area at Matakana School

PROJECT DESCRIPTION:

Matakana School aimed to enhance its usable exterior space by creating a sheltered area that could be utilized by staff and students throughout the year. The shelter was designed to provide protection from both the sun and rain, functioning as an external extension to the existing school hall. This canopy extension is part of the school’s ongoing efforts to improve facilities and support educational programs. The project is a key element of a broader strategy to upgrade the school's infrastructure, which also includes weatherproofing over 70% of the existing buildings. This initiative reflects the school's commitment to creating a supportive learning environment, ensuring that students have access to quality outdoor and indoor spaces for various activities.

Underside view of shade structures
Underside view of shade structures

 

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ENTRY CATEGORY

1 - Small Structures

ENTRANT ROLE

Design / Engineer / Fabrication / Installation

PROJECT NAME:

North Melbourne Primary School Circles

APPLICATION:

School Shade Structures

 

PROJECT DESCRIPTION:

The North Melbourne Primary School has unveiled an innovative vertical campus that maximises limited outdoor space through elevated play areas and creative design elements. A standout feature of this campus is the three circular shade structures, each positioned at different levels, seamlessly connecting indoor and outdoor spaces.

These vibrant orange shade structures are composed of 11.5m diameter rolled steel circles, adorned with 66 printed PVC mesh panels each.

Award Small NMelb Circles

five elliptical tensile membrane canopies
five elliptical tensile membrane canopies

2024 LSAA Design Awards Entry #2862 Wangun Amphitheatre

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ENTRY CATEGORY (1-6)

2 MEDIUM STRUCTURES

ALTERNATE CATEGORY (1-6)

ENTRANT ROLE

Designer / Engineer / Fabricator / Installer

PROJECT NAME:

Wangun Amphitheatre

APPLICATION OF PROJECT:

Communal performance and meeting space

  

Citation Small Wangun Amphitheatre

PROJECT DESCRIPTION:

Commissioned by the Gunaikurnai Land and Waters Aboriginal Corporation (GLaWAC), the Wangun Amphitheatre stands as a beacon of cultural celebration and architectural excellence. This remarkable circular meeting space features five elliptical tensile membrane canopies representing the Gunaikurnai clan shields, and a striking delta-shaped stage canopy inspired by the iconic boomerang, wangun in the Gunaikurnai language.

Noosa Botanic Gardens Shade Structure
Noosa Botanical Gardens (2021 DA Entry 4563)

LSAA 2022 Plaques 0009PROJECT SIZE 30 sqm of external tensioned structures from knitted polyethylene shade cloth material.

ENTRANT ROLE:Designer/Fabricator/Installer

PROJECT NAME:Noosa Botanical Gardens

APPLICATION OF PROJECT:

To protect, preserve and prolong life of highly prized natural pant life within the botanic gardens

PROJECT DESCRIPTION:

In the 1980s, Noosa Council relocated an extra-large bird aviary to the Noosa Botanic Garden and repurposed it as a shade house to establish and protect unique flora for public display. Included in this plant community is the prized King Fern, which was obtained as a pup from the World Expo ‘88 Australia display.

The existing shade house structure to be demolished, consisted of a steel frame, an iron mesh and shade cloth covering and a roof structure of tensioned steel cables. The removal of this structure was to be a delicate procedure to protect the highly prized shade plants that could not be relocated.

M Pavilion - Framing and Sails
M Pavilion 2021 Sun Shade/Sail (2021 DA Entry 1857)

APPLICATION OF PROJECT:

The project started out as a functional brief to provide a demountable structure for the M Pavilion 2021 installation.  The catch with the project is that everything has been fully completed and launched on 1st December 2021.  M Pavilion and their designers (MAP Studio / AECOM) had not resolved this functional issue.  M Pavilion needed a shade roof as well as one for light rain (during the summer month)

Emerson – The dearest events are summer rain

PROJECT DESCRIPTION:

A sculptural cubic frame with shade and rain protection fabric covering and outdoor area in Kings Domain.

Shot of the ETFE roof from inside (photo credit: ADCO Constructions)
Canopy at Rosenthal Ave, Lane Cove

The Canopy at Rosenthal Project Description

The Canopy at Rosenthal is a complex redevelopment project in Lane Cove, Sydney featuring over 6,000m2 of public space, including playgrounds, parks and landscaping, entertainment areas, retail services such as Coles and ALDI, BBQ’s, and amenities.

Fabritecture was contracted for the design & construction of an ETFE pneumatic cushion linkway roof canopy at the complex. The roof forms part of a larger collaborative project by ADCO Constructions, Lane Cove Council, and the local community. The skylight section of the canopy is made from two double-layer ETFE cushions that follow the rolling curvature of the main roof. The client was incredibly pleased with the end result of The Canopy project.

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Navigation Park Shade Structure Tarneit, VIC (DA 2022 Entry)

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APPLICATION OF PROJECT:

Shade structure for park/playground in a residential development

PROJECT DESCRIPTION:

Designed to inspire wonder and engage children’s creativity, a unique 60m2 floating shade structure with a flower-shaped pattern was incorporated into Navigation Park in the Newhaven at Tarneit planned community in Victoria.

Created with two different translucency fabrics lap welded together, the flower shape can be seen from below the structure, with the overall effect further amplified by sunlight filtering through the fabric unimpeded by supporting structural steelwork thanks to an innovative tensegrity structural system.

Fabric canopy over the playground (photo credit: Roxy Walsh; kidsinadelaide.com.au)
Wigley Reserve Playground Structure (Entry by Fabritecture)

APPLICATION OF PROJECT

Playground shade canopy

WIGLEY RESERVE PROJECT DESCRIPTION

The Wigley Reserve playground structure features an architectural shade canopy, designed to become a functional feature of the play space. The structure is a unique cable net canopy that utilises Gale Pacific Commercial Heavy 430 mesh. The concept behind the design was to provide adequate shade to the children below whilst simultaneously adding to the fun, adventurous spirit of the facility.

Playa Vista Stage Covering
Playa Vista Stage Covering

 

Project Entry in LSAA 2011 Design Awards (Cat 7, 7400)

Project entered by Tensys Engineers

Aside from the images below, no further details have been entered to date.

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Central Westgate Sky Walk
Central Westgate Sky Walk (2016)

 

Project Entered in the LSAA 2016 Design Awards (Cat 1, Small Fabric Structures, #71)

Nowadays, more and more commercial centers are launched. Among those, consumers always pay attention and choose the eye-catching, sophisticated design as a destination for shopping. Because of that reason, the architects study a unique design to attract pedestrians and Membrane structures is their choice.

The first concept was a waving, curved surface, using steel arch as supporting structures.
Engineering works also include form-finding, structure analysis, CFD analysis, detailing design, Installation method.

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Randwick Golf Club Canopy
Randwick Golf Club Canopy (2018)

 

APPLICATION OF PROJECT     

To Provide weather protection for patrons of the golf club with a lightweight, nautical architectural feel but engineered strong enough to handle the extreme coastal weather conditions.

PROJECT DESCRIPTION:

RGC - The site is a Golf club that has been looking for ways to increase revenue for more financial security. The club was looking for help to modernise the look of the club to increase patron numbers and hire capabilities. They were looking for a creative and unique design to draw patrons to the outside dining area of the venue that had amazing views. They also wanted a structure that would not get damaged by flying golf balls and draw the eye out to the view. A tension membrane structure was the perfect solution for this application.

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Mandura Fishing Pier Shade Structure
Mandura Fishing Pier

APPLICATION OF PROJECT:

The project was to supply and install a unique waterproof shade cloth structure over the old two lane Mandurah Bridge built in 1952 .

The old bridge was recently decommissioned to vehicles and replaced by a modern 4 lane bridge to cater to growing population and traffic needs of Mandura and the Peel region of WA. The old bridge with it timber and concrete undercarriage was to be partially retained and converted into an attraction. 

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Ryde Shopping Centre Travelator Canopy
Ryde Shopping Centre Travelator Canopy Project

Award of Excellence, LSAA 2018 Design Awards Cat 1 Small Structures (1400)

Application of Project

Retail Development Travelator Canopy

Project Description

As part of Ryde Shopping Centre upgrade with a new major first floor supermarket tenant, a new travelator was installed linking two existing structures; the main shopping centre and the shopping centre car park.

The canopy protects the travelator users from adverse weather.

The canopy is stretched between two large steel rings attached to the building facades and provides an interesting screen for coloured LED projections.

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Bondi Pavillion Project
Bondi Pavillion Project (2018)

 

Commendation LSAA 2018 Design Awards

APPLICATION OF PROJECT:

Al-fresco canopies over street area for hospitality and retail for the Pacific Bondi mixed use development.

PROJECT DESCRIPTION:

An architecturally styled pair of al-fresco canopy covers for the hospitality area of the Pacific directly facing Bondi Beach, designed to reflect the beach front environment with a form chosen to evocate waves and the ocean. The structures were envisioned to generate a different look from traditional al-fresco umbrellas, awnings and canopies to compliment the seaside position and included infrared heaters and white LED up-lighting to add warmth and atmosphere for night time use.

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Mary McKillop College Amphitheatre
Mary McKillop College Amphitheatre

 

Entrant: Shade And Membrane Structures Australia (Design / Project Management / Install)

Completed: May 8 2014

Client: James Trowse Constructions

Team: Opus Architecture, Osborn Lane, James Trowse Constructions, Shadecom

This project was entered in the LSAA 2016 Design Awards - Category 1, Small Fabric Structures, #1434

The application of the project was to provide a waterproof covered structure to the School's new Amphitheatre

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Canteen Canopy Extension
Canteen Canopy Extension

 

Project entered in the LSAA 2016 Design Awards (Cat 1, Small Fabric Structures, #1290)

SEMF Pty Ltd (Architect / Engineer)

Location: Ringwood, Victoria.   Completed: 31 July 2016

Client: Aquinas College

Team: SEMF, SEMF, Walsh Industries (Steel), Horizon Sailmakers (Membrane & cables)

The design brief was to Install an extension to an existing large (1550 sq m) canopy over a small area of approximately 12 sq m to provide additional sun and rain protection to existing and proposed servery windows at a school canteen.

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Rooftop Atrium Covering
Little Edward Street Atrium Roof

 

This project was entered in the LSAA 2016 Design Awards (Cat 2, 1429)

Entrant: Shade And Membrane Structures Australia (Design / Project Management / Install)

Completed: December 5 2013

Client: Bennelong Funds Management

Team:  Global Membrane Design, SMSA, Shadecom / Fabric Solutions

Application: To provide a waterproof covered solution to four atrium areas to a building in the Milton CBD

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Shop With Me Mobile Pop Up

 

Project entered in the LSAA 2016 Design Awards (Cat 2, 492)

Entrant: Tensys Engineers Pty Ltd (Engineer)

Location: Chicago / New York / Dallas / Las Vegas / San Jose.   Completed: 2014

Client: with me. com

Application:

To create a functional and eye catching mobile pop up structure to showcase the technology and new retail ideas of the withme.com group.

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Yatala Tank Cover
Yatala Tank Cover

 

Project: Yatala Tank Cover
Entrant: MakMax Australia - Designer
Location: Fosters Australia - Cuthbert Road Yatala QLD 4207
Client: Foster's Australia
Struct. Eng.: MakMax Australia
Others: MakMax (Installation)
Builder: MakMax Australia
Fabricator: MakMax Australia

Details have not been entered for this project. Entered for the LSAA 2009 Design Awards Category "Small Fabric Structures" #1830

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The Clubhouse (2007)
The Clubhouse (2007)

 

Melbourne International Arts Festival - The Clubhouse

Entrant: Tensys
Client: Melbourne International Arts Festival
Entered in the 2007 LSAA Design Awards (Cat 1, 1007)

The Clubhouse: As part of the 2006 Melbourne International Arts Festival program, Artistic Director Kristy Edmunds has commissioned Melbourne’s latest piece of urban architecture – The Clubhouse.

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SKIPPS Retractable Shade Structure
SKIPPS Shade Structure

 

APPLICATION OF PROJECT:

To provide a retractable shade structure to an existing exposed school quadrangle courtyard in St Kilda, Victoria, that offered flexibility to a highly utilized space. Without detracting from the existing heritage school built in 1873 and working with a 1970’s addition, the project needed to remain respectful of the surrounds whilst providing a vibrant new design proposition and considered functionality. The brief was to provide shade and weather protection to a large external quadrangle, central to major school operations, assemblies, concerts, play area and general shelter.

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Penbank Sound Shell
Penbank Sound Shell

 

Project: Penbank Sound Shell
Entrant: Structureflex Pacific – Designer / Fabricator
Location: Penbank School, 460 Tyabb Rd, Moorooduc, Vic

Application: Visually striking and functional shelter and Sound Shell, for School outdoor Performing Arts stage.

This project was entered in the LSAA 2009 Design Awards, Category 1 #1200

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Orion Springfield
Orion Springfield

 

Entrant: Architectural Sails

Client The Mirvac Group
Architect: Rice Daubney
Structural Engineer: Wade Consulting Group
Builder: Mirvac Constructions (Qld) P/L
Fabricator(s): Architectural Sails

Project Entered in the LSAA 2007 Design Awards (Cat 1, #1463)

Aside from the images, no further details have been entered. 

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Northern Busways Park & Ride Terminals
Northern Busways Park & Ride Terminals

Northern Busways Park & Ride Terminals

Entrant: Structurflex Ltd
Client: North Shore Council
Entered in the LSAA 2007 Design Awards (Cat 1, 1022)

The architect's requirements were:

  • To create a space that retained a sense of daylight.
  • To provide a unique roof as a landmark for the bus stations.
  • To provide a number of connected canopies that gave a cloud effect.
  • To provide a means of hiding the florescent lighting and components within the "clouds".
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Nerang State School
Nerang State School

 

This project was entered in the LSAA 2011 Design Awards (Cat 1, 1017) 

APPLICATION OF PROJECT:

Playground Shade Structure: the amphitheatre provides a modern sheltered assembly area for students and teachers, and boasts a unique architectural focal point within the school.

PROJECT DESCRIPTION:

As part of the Queensland Government National School Pride Program, a project was created for the design and construction of twin architectural roof canopies to cover the Nerang State School outdoor amphitheatre.

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Jirrawun Arts Centre
Jirrawun Arts Centre

 

Entered in the LSAA 2007 Design Awards (Cat 2, 2837)

Entrant: UFS Australasia Pty Ltd

Client: Jirrawun Arts Pty ltd    Architect: Bruce Henderson Architects
Structural Engineer: Craft Projects    Specialist Consultant(s): UFS
Fabricator(s): Fabric Shelter Systems, DMG Engineering

Application and Function(s) of Project:

1.  To provide an arts studio for indigenous artists to both work and display their art

2.  The studio had to be designed in accordance with the severe local climatic conditions both structurally and mechanically

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Flemington Racecourse Meeting Point
Flemington Racecourse Meeting Point

 

Entered in the LSAA 2007 Design Awards (Cat 3, #3001)

Entrant: Taiyo Membrane Corp (later MakMax)

Client: Victoria Racing Club    Architect: Taiyo Membrane Corporation
Structural Engineer: Xiang Du (TMC)   Fabricator(s): Taiyo Membrane Corp

Application and Function:

The purpose was to provide a dynamic meeting point to the North of the Flemington Racecourse, where people can meet, greet and gather prior to entering the grounds. [Stored as a Small Fabric Structure]

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Australian Wildlife Centre Healseville
Australian Wildlife Centre Healesville

 

This structure was entered in the LSA 2007 Design Awards (Cat 2, 2001) Small Fabric Structures

Entrant: Taiyo Membrane Corp (now MakMax), Tattersall Engineering, Minifie Nixon Arch

Client: Zoos Victoria    Architect: Minifie Nixon    Structural Engineer: Tattersall Engineering
Specialist Consultant(s): Wade Consultants, Taiyo Membrane Corporation
Builder: Behmer and Wright    Fabricator(s): Taiyo Membrane Corp

Application:

Based in Victoria’s Yarra Valley, Healesville Sanctuary wanted an eye-catching structure for the redevelopment of their innovative new native animal hospital and research facility. Design to provide an interactive experience for visitors, the centre uses the innovative membrane surface both as a roof and an enclosure over an internal courtyard.

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Aussie World Entrance Canopy
Aussie World Entrance Canopy

 

Aussie World Entrance Canopy

Entrant:              Light Weight Structures Advisory Service - Engineering Fabrication Installation
Location:             Bruce Highway - Palmview
Client:                 Aussie World Theme Park
Struct. Eng.:       Trevor Scott & Jeremy Hunter
Specialist:            LTWSAS
Builder:               Aussie World Project Management
Fabricator:          Made 4 Shade (Maroochydore)

Entered in the LSAA 2009 Design Awards Category 1. Small Fabric Structures

No further details have been entered

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John Power Stand
John Power Stand

 

Project Entry in LSAA 2011 Design Awards (Cat 7, 5004) John Power Stand - Eagle Farm, Brisbane

PROJECT DESCRIPTION

Eagle Farm Racecourse is an iconic Brisbane building, hosting race days twice weekly and accommodating hoards of racegoers every year. The main stand named John Power Stand was erected in the early 1900s. Since then the structure has aged leaving an unsightly concrete ceiling viewable from the main observation area.

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South Hedland Town Centre
South Hedland Town Centre - LSAA High Commendation

 

South Hedland Town Centre 

LSAA 2013 Design Awards High Commendation (Cat 5, ID 4304)

Judges Comments:
"A lot of effort for a small structure, should become iconic."

"Good to see a combination of timber frame and lightweight fabric, although the structure seems less than graceful."

APPLICATION OF PROJECT:

Fabric cladding to wooden frame, roofing structure.

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Melbourne Girls Grammar School Cover to Communal Deck
Melbourne Girls Grammar School Cover to Communal Deck

 

This project was entered in the LSAA 2011 Design Awards (Cat 1, 1968)

PROJECT DESCRIPTION

Inverted conic covering a communal deck for year 5 & 6 girls at Melbourne Girls Grammar

The structural form is an asymmetric inverted conic, with what is basically a rectangular upper perimeter. In plan the area covered is small, about 12.5m by 11m, and the height varies from 3m at the bale ring to 5.5m at the lower edge to 9m at the highest edge

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