Education

Our durable, precision-engineered tensioned  membrane structures are the solution of choice for educational institutions needing a fast, reliable and relocatable building alternative. The Sprung structure is an innovative alternative to conventional construction utilizing architectural membrane panels placed under high tension within a non-corroding aluminum substructure.

We have a lot of expereince in disaster recovery. For more information on how we can help during a disaster situation please click here.

Selected disaster recovery applications include:

• on site warehousing
• manufacturing facilities
• retail pavilions
• logistics management
• medical facilities
• temporary offices
• educational facilities
• churches
• aircraft hangars
• dormitory style housing
• military support

Mississippi University for Women - Coumbus, MS

"On November 10, 2002, a tornado hit Columbus, MS, and devastated Mississippi University for Women.

Our beautiful campus sustained much damage and our Physical Education Assembly Building was totally destroyed.

Later when we had time to put a long term plan in place, Sprung Instant Structures became an integral part of that plan as we needed a temporary physical education facility."

'The structure is very versatile and meets a wide range of programming needs on our campus,' said Amy Swingle, MUW's executive director of campus recreation. 'From basketball to organization fairs, it has handled it all for us." Swingle added that she has found the building to be low maintenance and easy to keep clean'."

American Samoa Tsunami 2009

Sprung’s reputation for design and delivery were called upon for 12 (twelve) - 30 x 60’ structures to replace schools on American Samoa that suffered wide spread damage caused in the September 29th Tsunami. The structures, that demanded 140 MPH wind loading as per IBC 2006, were shipped within 6 days from order and have made a major impact in bring education back to America Samoa.

"I wish you all could have been there to see the Samoan childrens faces and their smiles sitting in the new dining room and in their new classrooms with air conditioning, it was awesome and gratifying and gave everyone from FEMA there including Hector the feeling that "we all made a difference".  Even our Power Team did a good job, for without them we wouldn't have power for the air conditioners, Thanks guys and gals!"

Cheers From Samoa   click here

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