| Many types of shade structure have been used at Nowhere, from simple carports and large tents, to more complex geodesic domes and tensegrity structures. |
| It forms a ubiquitarian network, a tensegrity structure that envelops, supports and connects all the body's functional units, thereby making an important contribution to its metabolism. |
| This feasibility is easily explained with the theory of tensegrity, which allows the entire tissue to keep structural stability both in static, and even more so in dynamic. |
| A parametric model developed by Katharine Liapi at the University of Texas allows architects to visualize and design with tensegrity structures. |
| Finally, the larynx recovers his functions in a tensegrity system. |
| Following tensegrity the laryngeal biodynamic behaviour is based on two sets of tensions and compressions applied on itself. |
