Inflatable architecture

Image 1 of 7 from gallery of Tensile Architecture: Pressostatic/Inflatables | Lastra y Zorrilla. Kenzo Pipeline, Paris, France. DOSIS Architects

Smiljan Radić and Nicolás Schmidt have created an inflatable, metallic structure that acts as a stage for the country's architecture biennial in Santiago.

Smiljan Radić and ES Global topped a car park rooftop in Tobacco Dock with an inflated bulbous dome for Alexander McQueen's Spring Summer 2022 show space.

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In the late 1950s, Frank Lloyd Wright experimented with inflatable architecture when he created Fiberthin Airhouses, an innovative, affordable living space made from a durable nylon material. Like many of Wright's designs, the Fiberthin Airhouses were seen as a thing of the future.

Inflatable architecture is back in fashion says Sharon Francis, author of new book Bubbletecture. She picks out five key examples for Dezeen.

Inflatable environments are undergoing something of a renaissance today. Not since the 1960's embrace of bubbles in their numerous conno...

New Korean Garden is an "Instagrammable" meeting and events space proposed for a rooftop in South Korea that is made from turquoise pebble-like inflatables.

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Vivid colors, intricate designs and pleasing textures.