THE ASATI REPORT

Introducing ASATI's latest innovation: the Shah Sports Facility Dome, located in Auburn, Michigan. This advanced air-supported structure upgrades an outdated competitor’s dome to serve as a versatile multi-sport facility. With features like our efficient Tab System for easy banner and light installation, a Full Bias Cable Net System for added stability, and superior Bubble Foil Insulation (R-12) for optimal thermal performance, this dome combines functionality with durability. Enhanced by 82 LED lights and a Smart Dome System for seamless HVAC integration, it offers a bright and energy-efficient space for various sports activities.

ASATI's Rapid Deployment Structure (RDS) is a patented air structure designed to bridge the gap between temporary and conventional construction methods. This package system uses internal air pressure to create a structural enclosure for multiple uses across industries, such as agriculture, military, medical, and recreation. This unique design provides all of the benefits of existing tent shelters -- portability, rapid installation, cost effectiveness -- while also providing the improved structural stability, along with air quality climate control.

"There's nothing else like it on the planet," said Fraioli, whose grandfather founded ASATI in 1963. "Most domes are built in squares and rectangles. If you look at the Crew’s stadium, it’s actually an elongated octagon."

ABC 6 (WSYX) in Columbus, Ohio, reports on the inflation of Historic Crew Stadium's new seasonal training facility - designed and built by ASATI! Watch a time lapse video of the dome inflation via the link below.

When Fraioli’s grandfather Dan Fraioli established ASATI in the 1960s, he created a whole new category of buildings with his innovative air-supported structures. The Fraioli family continues to advance the latest technology in this niche.