Air domes are large, inflatable structures made from durable materials that are filled with air to maintain their shape. They are often used for sports facilities, such as indoor soccer fields or tennis courts, allowing for year-round play regardless of weather conditions. The design is lightweight and can be easily assembled or disassembled, making them a flexible option for temporary or permanent installations. These structures can also serve various purposes beyond sports, including event spaces, storage facilities, and even emergency shelters. Air domes are energy-efficient, as they can be heated or cooled with less energy compared to traditional buildings, contributing to lower operational costs.