
One floor, a full calendar.
Engineered fabric multi-purpose domes for Ontario municipalities and private operators — clear-span buildings configured to serve sports, events and community programming under one roof, installed turnkey by one Ontario team.
The best multi-purpose domes work every day of the week.
A community dome earns its footprint by staying busy — a sports program in the morning, a different activity at lunch, a community event on the weekend. Clear span removes the columns that would otherwise force a single-use layout, and movable nets, partition curtains and modular floor markings let the same slab serve different programs through the week without a rebuild between them.
- →Clear-span widths sized to your full activity and event list
- →Mechanical and lighting integrated at the shop-drawing stage
- →Stamped engineering for any Ontario snow and wind zone
- →Membrane warranty terms confirmed in the issued documents

Configurable Interior
Clear-span volume with no interior columns, so nets, curtains and floor markings can reconfigure the space between uses.
Daylit Multi-Use Floor
A translucent membrane spreads diffuse natural light across the whole floor, whatever program is running that day.
Built for a Full Calendar
Doors, storage and circulation planned around switching between sports, events and community programming through the week.
Engineered for Ontario Loads
Stamped to the snow, wind and seismic loads of your site, wherever in Ontario the building sits.
Start with the full calendar, not one activity.
A multi-purpose dome is sized around everything it has to host, not just the primary sport or event. These are the inputs we use before any dimension is quoted:
- →The full list of activities and events the building has to support
- →Expected peak attendance for the largest event planned
- →Whether seating, staging or a stage-adjacent area is required
- →Storage for movable nets, curtains, chairs and event equipment
- →Circulation and exit routes sized for public assembly, not just sport use
- →Whether the building is community-scale or intended for regional events
Send those details and we will come back with a footprint, a foundation approach and a preliminary budget range. Preliminary figures are for budgeting only — final pricing follows engineering, site conditions and the configuration you select.
Get a preliminary project budgetCommunity-scale
Serving one municipality's recreation and event programming in a smaller footprint.
Regional-scale
Sized for tournaments, fairs or larger events drawing attendance beyond the local area.
Seasonal flex
A layout that shifts easily between summer and winter programming.
Phased builds
A first phase designed to accept an addition as programming grows.
One floor, several kinds of load.
A floor that has to carry a sports program one day and staging, seating or vendor booths the next needs to be engineered for the full range of use, not just the lightest one. We design the footing or stem wall, the slab and the frame connections as one system, then pour it and erect the building with our own crews so the schedule stays under one contract.
- →Slab designed for the heaviest activity or event load planned
- →Door and opening placement matched to both sport and event traffic
- →Mechanical rough-ins coordinated before the pour
- →One contract from excavation through commissioning
Flooring transitions
Slab finishes planned where turf, court surface and hard flooring meet, or where event flooring overlays go down.
Storage capacity
Space for nets, curtains, chairs and event equipment built into the plan, not left to a hallway.
What we walk through before drawings start.
Drainage and grading
Site grading and roof drainage planned so runoff moves away from entrances and event parking areas.
Parking and access
Vehicle counts for the largest event on the calendar, not just a typical sports booking.
Foundation and floor
Footing or stem wall and slab designed for the mix of activity loads and any staging or seating equipment.
Approvals
Permit drawings for your municipality and occupancy classification review tied to public assembly use.
A building that hosts public events draws more site-plan and occupancy scrutiny than a single-activity building. We plan for it up front rather than discovering it at permit review.
One building, several stakeholders.
Municipalities and school boards
Community recreation buildings that need to justify their footprint across sports, events and public programming.
Agricultural societies and fairs
Buildings hosting seasonal fairs, trade shows and livestock events alongside recreational use the rest of the year.
Private event and sports operators
Businesses booking the same floor for both athletic programming and private functions.
Developers and community partnerships
Joint-use projects pairing a multi-purpose dome with adjacent municipal or school infrastructure.
Where to go next.
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ExploreFoundations & Slabs
Slabs and stem walls designed and poured in-house.
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Send an RFP, ITT or drawing set for review and pricing.
ExploreSend your project to Building Depot.
Upload architectural or engineering drawings, site plans, specifications, tender documents or photos. Our Ontario engineering team reviews every submission and responds with scope, pricing and schedule.
- Architectural & engineering drawings
- Site plans and grading information
- Specifications and tender documents
- Building dimensions and photos
Tenders, RFPs and early-stage budgets all welcome
Ontario multi-purpose domes — answered.
Ontario multi-purpose domes installed Toronto · Ottawa · London · Sudbury
Tell us your program and site.
We'll lay out the building, design and pour the foundation and tension the membrane — one Ontario crew, one contract.
Ontario engineers on the line · quote returned within 24 business hours
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- 500+Ontario projects delivered
- TurnkeyEngineering · foundation · install
- OBCP.Eng-stamped to Ontario Building Code
- 25-yrMembrane warranty · 50-yr frame life
