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Urban Public SpacesASCE 55-16 / IS 875

Open Space Shade CoversCivic Plazas, Atriums & Amphitheaters

Parametric hyperbolic surfaces sheltering sprawling public courtyards. Designed for long-term structural integrity and iconic architectural presence.

Coverage Area250 – 5,000+ sqm Canopies
Daylight Trans.14% – 18% Natural Soft Glow
FEA SimulationNon-Linear Dynamic Wind FEA
Membrane TypeHigh-Translucency TiO2 Coated
Open Space Shade Covers
Urban Public Spaces

Parametric Hypar • 5,000+ sqm Spans

ENGINEERED ARCHITECTURAL MEMBRANE

01 THE POSSIBILITIES & SPATIAL FORM

Made for your space.
Considered in every detail.

Bespoke hyperbolic paraboloids (hypar) and saddle surfaces sheltering sprawling public courtyards, transit plazas, and civic gathering spots with organic curves and comfortable shade.

OPTIMIZED DEPLOYMENT SITES & ARCHITECTURAL TYPOLOGIES

Public PlazasUniversitiesAmphitheatersTransit Hubs
CORE TENSILE PILLARS100% WRINKLE-FREE PRE-STRESS

Equilibrium Form-Finding

Every membrane surface is geometrically resolved using computational non-linear relaxation for pure tension equilibrium and zero rainwater ponding.

Passive Convective Cooling

High-albedo PVDF and PTFE textiles intercept up to 99.2% of solar UV radiation, creating a cooler microclimate beneath the canopy.

Aerodynamic Wind Resistance

Certified under IS 875 (Part 3) and Eurocode standards to absorb extreme gust velocities up to 150+ km/h without structural fatigue.

02 ENGINEERING & MATERIAL MATRIX[ASCE 55-16 / IS 875]

Beauty, backed by
uncompromising structural science.

Every tensile pavilion and canopy engineered by Arya undergoes non-linear Finite Element Analysis (FEA) multi-axial simulation, C4/C5-M zinc galvanization, and high-frequency radio welding for decades of maintenance-free service.

SPEC 01

Coverage Area

250 – 5,000+ sqm Canopies

IS 800 & 875 FEA CERTIFIED
SPEC 02

Daylight Trans.

14% – 18% Natural Soft Glow

TYPE II-IV FABRIC RF WELDED
SPEC 03

FEA Simulation

Non-Linear Dynamic Wind FEA

CYCLONE ZONE IV ISO TESTED
SPEC 04

Membrane Type

High-Translucency TiO2 Coated

85µm HDG COAT C4/C5 RATED
COMPOSITE FABRIC TEARDOWN

Cross-Sectional Membrane Architecture

CALIBRATED THICKNESS: 18 – 25 µm

Layer 01: Nanotech PVDF / TiO2 Lacquer

Self-Cleaning Lotus Effect & Photolytic Decomposition

Ultra-smooth fluoropolymer topcoat fortified with nano Titanium Dioxide. Solar ultraviolet rays activate photocatalysis to break down dust and organic particulates, which are effortlessly washed away by natural rainfall without staining.

SURFACE ENERGY18.5 mN/m (Lotus Effect)
UV INTERCEPTION99.8% Certified UV-A/B
WATER CONTACT ANGLE114° Superhydrophobic
DIRT RESISTANCEClass 5 (Zero Grime Pick-up)
MICRO-STACK PROFILE 4 PLYCLICK TO INSPECT
03 FROM IDEA TO FIELD INSTALLATION

Ten turnkey milestones.
From first inquiry to handover.

A disciplined 10-stage turnkey methodology ensuring your architectural vision is realized with zero dimensional discrepancy, transparent commercial delivery, and lifelong structural stability.

00 INCEPTION: CLIENT INQUIRY INTAKE
01
STAGE 01TURNKEY MILESTONE
INTAKE

Client Enquiry Received

The client enquiry is received and recorded for further communication.

Client Inquiry IntakeSite Geo-CoordinatesConsultation Scheduling
PROJECT REGISTRATION & CRM DOSSIER
02
STAGE 02TURNKEY MILESTONE
BRIEFING

Initial Call & Introduction

Conduct the first call to introduce the company, share the company profile, and discuss relevant projects and designs.

Company CredentialsTensile Portfolio ReviewDesign Typology Options
CORPORATE PROFILE & ARCHITECTURAL LOOKBOOK
03
STAGE 03TURNKEY MILESTONE
PROPOSAL

Design Selection & Quotation

The client selects the preferred design, after which the quotation is prepared and shared with the client.

Form-Finding SelectionBill of Quantities (BOQ)Comprehensive Quotation
DESIGN SELECTION & COMMERCIAL BOQ QUOTATION
04
STAGE 04TURNKEY MILESTONE
APPROVAL

Commercial Approval & Site Visit

Once the client accepts the commercial offer, our team plans and schedules a site visit.

Commercial Sign-OffSite Mobilization PlanEngineer Dispatch
COMMERCIAL ACCEPTANCE & FIELD VISIT SCHEDULE
05
STAGE 05TURNKEY MILESTONE
SURVEY & GA

Site Survey & GA Drawing

After the site survey, the GA (General Arrangement) drawing is prepared and shared with the client within 2–3 days.

Total Station SurveyAnchor & Column Coordinates2–3 Day Turnaround
GENERAL ARRANGEMENT (GA) DRAWING (2–3 DAYS)
06
STAGE 06TURNKEY MILESTONE
PROCUREMENT

GA Drawing Approval & Material Preparation

Once the GA drawing is approved, we proceed with the preparation of the required materials.

Client GA ApprovalIS-2062 Grade SteelPVDF / PTFE Fabric Allocation
GA SIGN-OFF & MATERIAL PROCUREMENT ALLOCATION
07
STAGE 07TURNKEY MILESTONE
STEELWORK

Material Delivery & Structural Work

Once the materials are ready, they are transported and unloaded at the site, following which the structural work is started.

Material TransportPier Foundation RiggingIS-2062 Framework Erection
LOGISTICS UNLOADING & STEEL STRUCTURE ERECTION
08
STAGE 08TURNKEY MILESTONE
PATTERNING

Fabric Measurement & Patterning

After the structure is erected, the actual site measurements are taken for the fabric. The fabric cutting and patterning process is then carried out.

As-Built Laser SurveyBiaxial Elasticity CompensationCNC Pattern Nesting
AS-BUILT SITE MEASUREMENT & CNC PATTERNING
09
STAGE 09TURNKEY MILESTONE
INSTALLATION

Fabric Preparation & Installation

Once the fabric is ready, it is prepared for installation at the site.

High-Frequency Seam WeldPre-Stress Hydraulic HoistingGrade 8.8 High-Tensile Bolts
HIGH-FREQUENCY SEAM WELDING & INSTALLATION
10
STAGE 10TURNKEY MILESTONE
COMMISSIONING

Final Inspection & Handover

After the fabric installation is completed, the work is inspected and the site is formally handed over to the client.

Biaxial Tension AuditZero-Ponding VerificationFinal Handover Certificate
TENSION DEFLECTION AUDIT & FORMAL HANDOVER
EXECUTION COMPLETE 100% PRE-STRESS GUARANTEED
LET'S CREATE ARCHITECTURAL DISTINCTION

A new possibility
for your space.

Tell us about your location, dimensions, and vision for open space shade covers. Our computational design studio will evaluate site geometry and deliver preliminary recommendations.

24-Hour Preliminary Concept Turnaround
IS 875 Certified Structural Engineering
Pan-India Turnkey Installation

05 PLAN THE NEXT STEP

Identify the activities and routes that need shelter before selecting a form. Courtyards, gathering areas and connecting paths may call for different support layouts within the same site.

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PLAN AROUND YOUR SITE

Planning your open-space shade covers.

Start with the space

How the courtyard or plaza is used, accessible routes, surrounding buildings and suitable support positions.

Share the location, approximate dimensions, photographs and any available drawings. Identify existing foundations, drainage routes, utilities and access restrictions before a proposal is developed.

Discuss materials and detailing

Material selection depends on daylight preferences, exposure, appearance, cleaning access and the proposed structure. Ask which membrane and finish options are suitable for your site, and request the applicable product documentation.

Confirm drainage, edge details, support connections and the interface with nearby buildings as part of the project scope.

Understand cost and programme

Covered area alone does not define the quotation. Geometry, support steelwork, foundations, material choice, transport, lifting access and site preparation all affect the scope.

Ask for an itemised proposal and a project-specific programme covering design approval, fabrication, site readiness and installation. Agree any exclusions before work begins.

Plan for handover and care

Discuss inspection access, drainage checks and a cleaning method suited to the selected membrane. Request handover documentation and written maintenance guidance for the installed system.

Confirm any applicable warranty, its conditions and the responsibilities for routine inspections in the project agreement.