ClearSpan Blog
Sustainable Warehousing with Fabric Structures
February 10, 2021 The goal for many businesses in 2021 is to try to become more sustainable and environmentally friendly, and warehouses are no exception. Warehouses are becoming more innovative in their attempts at being eco-friendly, turning to options like automation and retrofitting to become greener. What many operations may be overlooking, though, is […]
Steel Construction Proven Essential During Lumber Shortage
January 26, 2021 In 2020, many industries experienced shortages of essential goods and materials, hindering their operation and causing manufacturing to stall. One of the industries most heavily impacted was the construction industry, with many projects screeching to a halt due to the lack of lumber. The article “The 2020 Lumber Shortage” from Construction Magazine […]
Virginia Tech’s New ClearSpan Field House
January 14, 2021 Virginia Tech has added a new ClearSpan structure to their Rec Sports department. The Rec Sports Field House provides students with space to play intramural sports and participate in training and recreational activities. The building features a strong steel frame with a fabric cover, allowing in ample natural light. The field […]
The Pandemic May Change Architecture, but Fabric Structures Can Help
December 17, 2020 COVID-19 has changed just about every aspect of our daily lives, especially in cities and other crowded areas. As the Los Angeles Times pointed out in their piece “Past Pandemics Changed the Design of Cities. Six Ways COVID-19 Could Do the Same,” COVID-19 has the potential to change the architecture of […]
ClearSpan Fabric Structures: A Sustainable and Environmentally Friendly Option
December 1, 2020 Sustainability and environmental consciousness are more important now than ever, and every industry is trying their best to adapt to new, greener standards. While the industry as a whole has not been the most eco-friendly in the past, major changes are being made to make it more sustainable and environmentally friendly. […]
How Will Your Building Stand Up to Inclement Weather?
November 12, 2020 No matter where your operation is located, it will likely experience some harsh weather. Whether a business is located in the perpetually rainy Pacific Northwest, the tornado prone Midwest, the hurricane susceptible Gulf Coast or the unpredictable and ever changing Northeast, a strong, secure building is a necessity. Regardless of the […]
Why Every Business Needs a Fabric Structure
October 14, 2020 Choosing the right structure for a business can be a time-consuming, costly and arduous process. Business owners need to make sure the building meets their business’s requirements, all while not breaking the bank. For those looking for a less costly alternative to a traditional building that doesn’t sacrifice quality or strength, […]
ClearSpan Now Offering Custom Social Distancing Solutions for the Workplace
May 20, 2020 ClearSpan is helping businesses across the country reopen by offering custom social distancing building and workspace solutions. As the country loosens its pandemic restrictions, businesses now have more requirements that they have to meet in order to reopen. ClearSpan has expanded their line to include auxiliary buildings to increase workspace, as […]
How Much Do Fabric Buildings Cost and What Impacts Fabric Building Prices?
April 8, 2020 Fabric structures are known across dozens of industries as versatile and dependable building solutions, and the fabric building cost per square foot is typically lower than conventional structures. However, as often as this benefit is mentioned, many potential customers may be asking one question: how much do fabric buildings cost? When […]
Hartford Business Journal covers ClearSpan’s production of temporary disaster structures in response to COVID-19
April 2, 2020 The Hartford Business Journal recently wrote an article on the efforts ClearSpan is taking in response to the COVID-19 pandemic. ClearSpan has recently adjusted their manufacturing facility to provide governments, medical centers and communities with rapidly deployable disaster response structures and medical buildings. Due to the critical need for these structures, […]