Protective structures

Protective structures are constructions designed with the primary purpose of shielding occupants, assets, or infrastructure from a variety of threats, risks, and adverse conditions. These structures are constructed to provide a barrier against external forces such as natural disasters, impacts, explosions, fire and chemical hazards, among others. Protective structures come in diverse forms and applications, each tailored to address specific challenges. They range from blast-resistant buildings used in hazardous industrial environments to hurricane-resistant shelters safeguarding communities from powerful storms. In other words, protective structures play a pivotal role in safeguarding lives, properties, and critical infrastructure, in a world increasingly exposed to various risks, highlighting the symbiosis between technology, innovation, and the well-being of the communities.