An inflatable membrane structure is made by welding and assembling high-strength, flame-retardant membrane materials into a sealed shell. The lower edge of the membrane structure is anchored to a concrete foundation via an anchoring system, forming an enclosed space. The inflatable membrane structure from ZC Space uses an air supply and pressurization system to pump air indoors, relying on the pressure difference between inside and outside to support the entire building. The membrane surface is kept under tension to ensure structural rigidity and maintain its shape against external loads. No internal framework or support columns are needed inside the structure.

As a fully enclosed space, the inflatable membrane structure employs an organized system for collecting and treating harmful gas emissions, forming a complete closed loop characterized by grid-based monitoring, intelligent control, and precise governance. This ensures compliance with environmental standards.