Landscape membrane structure is a building system based on flexible membrane materials and prestressed structural systems, achieving lightweight, large-span spatial coverage through self-balanced tension. It utilizes coated membrane materials with light transmittance ranging from 10% to 40%. Landscape membrane structures are suitable for many scenarios. Compared with traditional buildings, they better embody the architectural aesthetics that people seek in daily life, offering strong functionality and durability while providing shade and rain protection needed in scenic areas. They create functional activity spaces and enhance environmental quality and comfort.

Landscape membrane structures have become a striking feature in modern urban landscapes. Their core role is to balance functionality and artistry — meeting practical architectural needs while shaping unique urban visual symbols and enhancing spatial quality. They also inject a sense of art into cultural and recreational spaces, enriching the diversity of urban environments.

Landscape membrane structures showcase their structural beauty in various scenarios. Their sculptural forms and distinctive night-time lighting effects stand out in both scenic areas and commercial settings. They have long been a particularly popular type of spatial structure.