| Coffeshopp Roof | |
| Península de Troia, Portugal | |
| Structural typology | Membrane Structures |
| Date | October, 1998 |
| Scope | Detailed design and construction support |
| Architect | Fernando Silva |
The roof of the cafeteria on Troia Island covers a surface area of 800m2.
The main design requirement for the structure was its adaptation to the surrounding buildings and wooded area. The roofing membrane covers a maximum span of 30.0m.
The structure comprises two steel masts, which are connected to each other by a main cable, and are anchored to the foundation element.
The PVC membrane is anchored at four points: At the two mast heads and at the two ground anchors.
The main design requirement for the structure was its adaptation to the surrounding buildings and wooded area. The roofing membrane covers a maximum span of 30.0m.
The structure comprises two steel masts, which are connected to each other by a main cable, and are anchored to the foundation element.
The PVC membrane is anchored at four points: At the two mast heads and at the two ground anchors.
