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INDIAN WELLS GOLF RESORT


After the successful completion of the Indian Wells Tennis Garden shade canopy, we were engaged to design, fabricate and install a self-contained event space for Indian Wells Golf Resort near Palm Springs, California.

Using several photographs and site specifications, we designed a classically proportioned pavilion made from coated PES tensile membrane. Fully enclosed, it maximizes natural light, allows easy transition to the outdoors, and can be used year-round. Climate-controlled HVAC systems and thermal insulation ensure that guests will be comfortable in any season. The space is convertible to allow for both indoor and outdoor events, and the front wall is completely retractable. Despite a short timeline and a strict city council approval process before fabrication could begin, the project was completed on time and on budget.

Structurflex provided concept development, development, design development, construction drawings, full engineering (steel, membrane and foundations), as well as supply, fabrication and installation of all materials.

Press
“Outdoor pavilion with indoor feel,” Fabric Architecture Magazine

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“Outdoor pavilion with indoor feel”




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LOCATION
Indian Wells, California, USA

SOLUTION

MATERIAL TYPE

SURFACE AREA
743M2/ 8,000FT2

APPLICATION

ARCHITECT
Robert H. Ricciardi Architect

CONTRACTOR
Watkins Landmark Construction

DEVELOPER
Indian Wells Golf Resort

All-weather, convertible event space for leading golf resort.

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