Find Your Design.

Traditional structures often force architects to choose between aesthetic requirements and material performance. Legacy’s hybrid approach enables architectural flexibility without sacrificing building performance.

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Design Constraints Shouldn't Force Compromises.

Architects face aesthetic requirements across industries—corporate facilities maintaining brand identity, municipal buildings reflecting community character, industrial operations meeting site development standards, sports complexes integrating with campus architecture.

Legacy’s structural approach expands design possibilities, giving architects more freedom in façade, material, and overall building expression.

Choose Your Configuration

Design Aesthetics - Enclosed Uninsulated

Enclosed & Uninsulated

Full weather enclosure without insulation or interior liner. ExxoTec™ cladding transmits natural daylight, creating a bright ambient interior without artificial lighting during the day. White ExxoTec™ cladding fills the interior with diffuse natural light. The entire roof functions as a distributed skylight—bright, shadow-free, and visually open. Exterior wall materials, accent colors, and branding elements are fully customizable.

Design Aesthetics - Enclosed Insulated Lined

Enclosed, Insulated & Lined

Full weather enclosure with insulation and a white ExxoTec™ Pro interior liner covering all structural steel. Opaque envelope; interior brightness comes from artificial lighting reflected off the liner. The interior liner creates a smooth, clean, all-white environment with no exposed steel, no shadow-casting members, and no dust ledges. Lighting reflects evenly across the liner surface. The result consistently surprises first-time visitors. Exterior wall materials, accent colors, and branding are fully customizable.

Design & Aesthetics Through Architectural Flexibility

Legacy’s structural approach supports a broader range of material selections, custom detailing, and seamless integration with surrounding architecture.

For All Configurations

For Uninsulated

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Featured Projects

Texas A&M University

125,217 sq ft Indoor Track & Field Facility

The R.A. "Murray" Fasken '38 Indoor Track features a tension fabric structure, combining modern aesthetics with top functionality for athletes and fans.

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Texas A&M University

The Courts of McKinney

47,125 sq ft Indoor Tennis Courts

The Courts of McKinney is a 47,125 sq ft indoor tennis facility with six insulated courts, durable fabric cladding, ventilation, and year-round playability.

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The Courts of McKinney

Bethany Lutheran College

66,800 sq ft Student Activities Center

Experience Bethany Lutheran College's Student Activities Center, where sports and recreation thrive. Explore our facilities and vibrant campus environment.

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Bethany Lutheran College

Camp Walden

9,600 sq ft sports & recreation project in Diamond Point, NY

Camp Walden is a 9,600 sq ft sports & recreation project in Diamond Point, NY, designed to support seasonal and year-round programming with durable, activity-friendly infrastructure.

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Camp Walden

Ellington Racquet Club

44,880 sq ft USTA Tennis & Pickleball Facility

The Ellington Racquet Club is a 44,880 sq ft USTA Tennis & Pickleball Facility, located in Ellington, CT.

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Ellington Racquet Club

Martin Luther College: Betty Kohn Fieldhouse

36,000 sq ft College Fieldhouse

Betty Kohn Fieldhouse | Explore Legacy's innovative fabric design and construction for sports and recreation at Martin Luther College.

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Martin Luther College: Betty Kohn Fieldhouse

River Cree Resort & Casino

29,680 sq ft Multi-Purpose Casino and Entertainment Facility | Enoch, AB

River Cree Casino's fabric structure offers superior acoustics and clear, multi-level spaces. Learn more about River Cree Resort and Casino here.

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River Cree Resort & Casino

Rogers Tennis Club

48,000 sq ft Indoor Tennis Facility

Explore the state-of-the-art indoor tennis facility at Rogers Tennis Club, meticulously constructed by Legacy for an exceptional tennis experience

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Rogers Tennis Club

Bay Club Tennis & Pickleball

90,000 sq ft Tennis and Pickleball Facility

Bay Club South San Francisco boasts 90,000 sq ft of tennis, pickleball, fitness, locker rooms, and a 1,000 sq ft member lounge for ultimate recreation.

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Bay Club Tennis & Pickleball

Stony Brook University College Athletic Facility

58,275 sq ft Tension Fabric Building for College Athletics | Stony Brook, NY

Stony Brook Athletic Facility: Explore Legacy's innovative fabric structure design and build process for Stony Brook University.

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Stony Brook University College Athletic Facility

ULETE Sports

43,960 sq ft multi-sport training facility in Southlake, TX

This 43,960-square-foot athletic facility in Southlake, Texas delivers a fully integrated training environment with advanced ventilation, durable fabric cladding, and flexible interior systems designed for year-round performance.

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ULETE Sports

Fox Creek Multiplex

58,363.8 sq ft Community Sports and Event Center | Fox Creek, AB

Fox Creek Multiplex features is a Legacy fabric structure, housing an ice rink, pool, gym, and community center, providing a versatile space for sports and events.

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Fox Creek Multiplex

Westwood Tennis Center

15,123 sq ft Indoor Tennis Center

Explore the benefits of fabric structures and the cost of fabric buildings. Request a quote for fabric building price from Legacy Building Solutions.

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Westwood Tennis Center

Vulpes Recreation

9,800 sq ft Private Sports Facility

This private multi-sport facility includes a main volleyball floor, an exercise mezzanine, a kitchen and more.

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Vulpes Recreation

Pacific Football Club

Indoor Soccer Training Facility

Legacy Building Solutions designed and built a custom fabric structure for Pacific Football Club, delivering durability, style, and year-round usability.

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Pacific Football Club

FAQs

Integrate Performance
with Aesthetics

Our design team works directly with architects to understand aesthetic requirements, site standards, and material preferences—then engineers structures that deliver performance advantages while meeting visual integration requirements across all industries.