Column-free concrete domes, built on reusable inflatable formwork. This is the first: a 27-metre exercise lab.
The annex holds washrooms, prayer rooms and power. Plant sits in a fenced yard, ducted in through the wall.
Inflate a membrane, fix the steel, spray the concrete. When the shell can carry itself, the form comes out, ready for the next dome.
4,698 finite elements. The crown squeezes; below 52° the shell pulls outward in rings, and that is where the hoop steel goes.
Six teams under an 18-metre screen, run from a raised control platform behind them.
Six products on one engine. Operators use them to simulate crowds, inject disruption and rehearse decisions months before an event goes live.
Agent-based crowd simulation for venues, festivals, transit hubs, pilgrimages and host cities. Every fan is an agent with a ticket, a gate and a walking speed, so engineers can move a gate while the change still costs a redraw.
Run the plan through hundreds of versions of the day: late trains, heat, scanner faults and arrival surges in every combination. Seed, bound and replay any run, so two teams can face identical disruption. Developers use it as an API.
A subscription library of scenario packs: the scenario, timed injects, playbooks and an evaluation guide mapped to standards. Designers, facilitators and evaluators deliver the exercise when you need them.
Opening night, 60,000 fans, five concurrent disruptions.
Define, run and report exercises. Every command cell shares one clock, each seat sees its own information, and evaluators score each decision against the inject that triggered it. On the night it runs the live response; the next day it seals one record for regulators, insurers and the board.
Immersive domes, exercise labs and command rooms, built in concrete formed over air. Teams rehearse under a 360° screen, in pods, at the pace and noise of the night. You have just walked through the first.
360° scenes for the team in the dome, and VR for the commander who has to make the call. XI for the eleventh hour, plus VR. The tour on this page runs on it.
Guided sessions of this model and the stack for ministries, operators, universities and venue partners.