FabriTec Structures is formed through the renaming of Shade concepts (est. 1994) to better position its name in the marketplace.
FabriTec Structures, Inc expands through the merger of Sun Ports (est. 1991), Shade Structures (est. 1994) and FabriTec (est. 1994), marking the start of a legacy in tensile architecture, providing design, engineering, fabrication and installation of custom lightweight structures clad with ETFE, PTFE and PVC.
First stadium project is awarded to FabriTec: Chivas Stadium in Guadalajara, Mexico.
Replacement of BC Place Stadium’s roof, incorporating a modern retractable roof.
Completion of London Olympic Stadium wrap in partnership with Dow Chemical.
PFEIFER Group acquires FabriTec Structures to become a turnkey provider of cable and tensile membrane structures.
Completed the ATLNext Central Passenger Terminal Complex’s drop-off canopies, the largest ETFE cushion application in North America.
Completed SoFi Stadium, the largest cable net roof structure and largest single-layer membrane application in the world.
Completed Syracuse University’s Carrier Dome roof replacement, now known as JMA Wireless Dome.
FabriTec Structures rebranded as PFEIFER Structures America.
PFEIFER Structures America’s assets acquired by Enclos.
Enclos Tensile Structures, a lightweight structure specialty contractor providing custom tensile membrane structures across North America, is formed.
Completed Intuit Dome, the new home of the LA Clippers.
ETS is awarded the Montreal Olympic Stadium roof replacement and New Nissan Stadium — home of the NFL’s Tennessee Titans — cable-net supported ETFE roof.