
Sustainable Fabric Building Construction: Reduce, Reuse, Recycle
Discover how fabric buildings support sustainability with recycled materials and low construction waste—smart solutions for eco-friendly building.
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Fabric Sports Building at Texas A&M
Johnny Manziel's Pro Day at Texas A&M University was in a fabric athletic building. The McFerrin Athletic Center has an indoor football field and track.
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Saving Money and Energy with Fabric Roofs
Transform commercial spaces with architectural fabric roofs: Maximize energy efficiency, enhance daylighting, and achieve superior ROI. Design smarter with proven solutions.
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Ventilation in Commodity Storage Buildings
Legacy fabric buildings have less condensation than steel buildings. Read more about how Legacy does ventilation options for stored commodities.
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5 Advantages of Fabric Buildings for Waste and Recycling Facilities
Discover the benefits of fabric buildings for waste & recycling: corrosion-resistant, durable, well-ventilated, naturally lit, and easily relocatable.
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History of Fabric Buildings
Learn about the history of fabric buildings and how they evolved into a cost-effective and sustainable solution for various industries.
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Five Advantages of Fabric Sports Arenas
There are many reasons to choose a Legacy fabric building. Discover 5 reasons to choose an indoor athletic arena made of fabric.
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Fabric Buildings vs Concrete Buildings
Compare concrete buildings to tension fabric membrane buildings. Learn more about why fabric buildings are an overall better choice to concrete
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Fabric Buildings vs Post-Frame Buildings
Wood buildings can't compete with natural light and flame retardancy of fabric cladding. Compare wooden post-frame buildings to fabric membrane structures.
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What Sets Legacy Fabric Buildings Apart?
Legacy Building Solutions is a leader in the fabric structure industry. Discover how our innovation, customization, warranty and service set us apart.
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