An "Air Dome" is a structure made of a flexible membrane that is inflated with air to create a large, enclosed space. These domes are often used for sports facilities, event venues, and temporary shelters. The air pressure inside the dome keeps it stable and allows it to maintain its shape, making it a cost-effective and versatile option for various applications. Air Domes can be constructed quickly and are typically lightweight, which makes them easier to transport and set up compared to traditional buildings. They are also energy-efficient, as they can be designed to retain heat or provide ventilation. Many sports teams and event organizers utilize Air Domes for their flexibility and convenience.