Open, enclosed, and insulated configurations for facilities across sports, agriculture, and general use.
Purpose-built for industrial and corrosive environments where standard coatings and structures fall short.
Most people watch the Olympics for the athletes, the events, the spectacle and the heroic stories. At Legacy, because we spend so much time and effort on sports facilities, we watch the Olympics for...
Air-supported fabric structures—also known as sports domes or sports bubbles—are a tempting solution for indoor sports arenas. Bubbles are available with a large free-span area and at a lower price...
In this article in Civil & Structural Engineer Magazine, the authors look at creating cost effective structures with a different approach to the traditional fabric building. The new generation of...
It’s time to start planning your next athletic facility, and there are some things you should consider. We at Legacy have been building a lot of athletic complexes lately and there are a lot more on...
It’s often said that practice makes perfect. And while it may be a stretch to say practice makes perfect, it’s true that practice makes better.
Indoor sports centers can serve as a showpiece for a community – offering a place to play, practice and gather year-round, and generating a consistent revenue stream for the building owner.
Air-supported fabric structures – also known as sports domes or sports bubbles – are a tempting solution for indoor sports arenas. Bubbles are available with a large free span area and with a lower...
Fabric structures have become increasingly popular as entertainment venues, including concert halls, sports centers and meeting and event spaces. Their clearspan design offers more useable space...
An indoor tennis center is the only way to guarantee the ability to play, practice and hold events year-round. The ideal facility meets USTA standards, allows for spectator seating, has optimal...
