INTERIOR TENSION Project: Dublin AIrport T2 Project brief The DAA was looking for a cost effective fabric ceiling because of its acoustic properties and natural and artificial light reflectivity. The proposed system needed to be able to echo the double curvature and elegant lines of the terminal shell and be installed in a tight window of time. Installation was a challenge with ceiling heights ranging from 5m to 23m and each panel offset by 600mm. Design solution The solution developed by Fabric Architecture is ArchiClad, a fully modular fabric ceiling system with the flexibility to be applied both vertically and horizontally. Terminal 2 was designed with travellers in mind. Every aspect of the architecture, from floor to ceiling adds to the relaxed and ultra-modern feel. This clever linking system allows for self-regulation, ensuring lines are crisp and clean. We installed two 15m double curvature fan vaults and 27,000 m2 of fabric ceiling panels. This economic solution shaved hundreds of thousands of pounds off the final price. Fabric Architecture The art and science of tension

INTERIOR TENSION FABRIC Project: Dublin AIrport T2 Summary Client: The Dublin Airport Authority (DAA) Location: Dublin, Ireland Fabric Type: Ferrari Batyline Acoustic Mesh Architect: Pascall & Watson Contractor: PJ Hegarty & Sons For more information or to discuss how we can help you, call Rob Arthur on Fabric Architecture Ltd 4 Nexus Brockworth Gloucestershire GL3 4AG +44 (0)1452 612 800 [email protected] www.fabricarchitecture.com Company registered in England No. 04119655