
ETFE
Fabritecture ETFE projects combine functionality with aesthetic architecture to create innovative designs that test the parameters of traditional tensile fabric structures. Over the past twenty years, awareness of ETFE and its uses in construction projects has increased. High profile projects such as the Eden Project in the UK and the Beijing Olympic Aquatics Centre (also known as “the Watercube”) have brought ETFE into the limelight.
Today, ETFE is increasingly being specified on a wide range of projects in retail and commercial developments, and sports facilities, particularly stadia roofing.
To learn more about ETFE, visit our Knowledge section
To view our ETFE projects, visit our ETFE Portfolio
Our Projects

Cockburn Aquatic and Recreational Centre in Perth, Australia underwent a $109 million redevelopment in 2016/17, providin...
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Western Sydney Stadium (also known as Bankwest Stadium) is the new 30,000 seat sports stadium in Parramatta, NSW. The st...
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As part of the new library and community resource centre at Oran Park, Fabritecture was contracted for the design & cons...
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Fabritecture installed the ETFE pillow roof structure covering an internal courtyard. A ‘floating’ canopy made from ...
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The Elizabeth Quay Ferry Canopy is an innovative fabric architectural ETFE structure with custom printed artwork and an ...
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This unique tensile fabric venue was designed and constructed by Fabritecture to accommodate business, events, and the l...
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Double-layered ETFE cushions form the roof of the Yogyakarta International Airport in Indonesia....
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Award-winning triple layer ETFE cushion loggia canopy in Sydney, Australia...
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As part of Warringah Mall’s $310 million redevelopment, Fabritecture was contracted for the design and supply of 4 lar...
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