Modern industrial warehousing demands larger scale, greater flexibility, and more controllable environments. Traditional warehouse buildings have long construction cycles and high investment costs, and once completed, their spatial layout is difficult to adjust, failing to adapt to the needs of business expansion or transformation. Air-supported membrane structures, with their large spans, rapid construction, and relocation capabilities, have become an innovative choice in the industrial warehousing field. They can provide ultra-large capacity storage space for the manufacturing and logistics industries, and can also be customized to meet the storage requirements of different goods, including temperature and humidity control and explosion-proof features. Furthermore, they offer advantages such as low construction costs and low operating energy consumption, helping companies reduce warehousing costs and improve supply chain efficiency.

In urban underground space development and large-scale foundation pit engineering, traditional foundation pit support methods suffer from problems such as long construction cycles, high costs, and significant disruption to the surrounding environment, and are prone to safety hazards under severe weather conditions. The air-supported membrane foundation pit solution replaces the traditional support system with an innovative inflatable membrane structure, providing a closed and safe working environment for foundation pit construction. It effectively isolates dust and noise pollution, reduces the impact of construction on surrounding residents and traffic, and withstands severe weather such as wind, rain, and snow, ensuring construction progress and personnel safety. It is particularly suitable for foundation pit projects in urban core areas and sensitive environments.

Driven by the national fitness boom and the upgrading of the sports industry, public demand for sports and entertainment venues is increasingly diverse. Traditional sports venues not only have long construction cycles and high costs but are also often limited by space and weather conditions, making it difficult to meet multiple needs such as large-scale competitions, daily training, national fitness, and commercial performances. Air-supported structures, with their large-span column-free space, quick construction, and environment-controllable features, have become an ideal choice for sports and entertainment scenarios. They can provide international standard competition venues for professional events, create all-weather open sports spaces for communities and campuses, and can also be flexibly converted into venues for concerts, exhibitions, and other activities, realizing multi-purpose use and greatly improving venue utilization and operational value.