Fourteen Years of Standing Structures

We started renting tents. We ended up engineering enclosures.

Shamiana Works began in 2011 hiring out shamianas for weddings. The shift toward large-scale event infrastructure came gradually — first a 2,000-seat corporate event, then a 15,000-capacity religious gathering. Each job demanded more structural rigor than the last.

Today every structure over a certain span gets a structural engineer's sign-off before it goes up — not because a client asked, but because it's the only way to sleep at night when 50,000 people are standing under something you built.