Interlining-factor Fabric covered patios, gardens, garages, entries and sidewalks are being designed with structures with translucent membranes to get closer and closer to nature at an affordable price. Today, commercial tents and pre-engineered clear spans are wonderful solutions for enlarging ones living space and protecting one from the elements.

In larger developments, entries, public facilities and parking garages are being developed using fabric structures to advertise, hide or protect existing or new construction and owner's personal belongings. Textile facades are providing UV protection, greater signage opportunities and provide an alternative to EIFS and other building facade treatments available in the market.

Social performance is creating a place or space where social interaction can occur. This normally occurs through the arrangement of housing units or the space created between buildings. Architects usually approach fabric structures in terms of their novelty and long span capabilities, but there are so many other features which architectural fabrics bring to improve social interaction.

Retail has learned about the potential of fabric structures and multifamily buildings and garden apartments can learn the same. Main Street or the neighborhood corridor can be covered with either retractable awnings or street wide velas. Retractable systems are getting bigger, wider and capable of being used with new and more advanced materials.

Domed stadiums are no longer trends in professional sports and the multi family market can see the benefits as well. Small scale tennis and recreational facilities and public amenities like bathrooms and corner stores can be fabric structures for large scale developments and shade and shelter is needed for areas like parking, transportation, and dining.For more information, view http://www.interlining-factory.com/