Mosaic Stadium is the home of the Saskatchewan Roughriders. The stadium includes very complex roof steel geometry with almost no 90 degree angles and extremely complex connection nodes.
The curvilinear shape of the cantilever roof required unusually high tolerances and intricate joint construction. These joints (or nodes) are where all forces convene on a central point. We created models to simulate stress tests, based on the exacting work of our team of experienced engineers, who created the calculations that inform the models.
The secondary steel layer that covers the primary roof structure had to be coordinated with a translucent fabric covering. We worked with the fabric contractor in painstaking detail over six months to ensure that their fabric design and our steel design came together harmoniously.
