An Air-Supported Facility is an engineered building, formed by one or more layers of continuous flexible membranes anchored to the ground or to a wall so that a leak-proof seal is constituted.
This airtight structure is then inflated and pressurized by the constant supply of air.
The basic types of tension structures are cable domes, mast supported, arch supported, radial tent and saddle roofs. The distinction between roof and wall is indistinct. Tension structures can economically span large distances without internal obstructions without the need for any mechanical systems.
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An Air-Supported Facility is an engineered building, formed by one or more layers of continuous flexible membranes anchored to the ground or to a wall so that a leak-proof seal is constituted. 
The basic types of tension structures are cable domes, mast supported, arch supported, radial tent and saddle roofs. The distinction between roof and wall is indistinct. Tension structures can economically span large distances without internal obstructions without the need for any mechanical systems.