Case study

This case demonstrates how a textile solution like FabricAir’s can be adapted to sports environments with very different needs, offering a well-balanced result in terms of comfort, operational efficiency, aesthetics, and brand customization.

FabricAir's fabric-based ventilation system brings corrosion resistance and climate control to a newly renovated facility in Lithuania.

Corrigan Estudio reimagines how architecture and HVAC work together. By integrating a fabric duct system into the design, the project achieves consistent indoor comfort, quiet airflow, and spatial flexibility, showing how air ducts can enhance both performance and architectural experience.

Explore how drop plenum diffusers improve air distribution, humidity control, and energy efficiency in textile production facilities while ensuring consistent indoor comfort.

In the New Sydney Fish Market (NSFM) project in Australia, FabricAir ducts were selected as a solution capable of adapting to these challenging conditions while delivering hygiene, durability, and reliable performance.

In Bhiwandi, a major warehousing and logistics area near Mumbai, large warehouse facilities operate under constant pressure to maintain stable indoor conditions across vast volumes of space. One such facility, spanning 110 meters by 100 meters with a clear height of 25 meters, faced the challenge of delivering effective cooling across multiple rack levels, while working within tight spatial and time constraints.