Twin Umbrella Membrane Canopy Over a Kindergarten Sandpit in Xinxiang County

At a kindergarten in Xinxiang County, Xinxiang, Qingsong's twin umbrella canopy stands above a curved sandpit. The white roof spreads from two high points, with radial supports converging on columns beneath. A green building facade, lawn and activity surfacing surround the canopy, whose twin peaks relate to the curved sandpit boundary.

White twin umbrella membrane canopy above a kindergarten sandpit in Xinxiang County
The twin-peaked umbrella roof above the sandpit, in front of the green building.

Twin roof peaks above the sandpit

Two umbrella-shaped membrane panels sit side by side, each rising toward a central high point, with curved edges joining the composition. The two main columns stand within the sandpit, surrounded by its curved perimeter. The green building and trees lie behind.

Radial supports beneath the canopy

White members extend from the columns toward the roof edges, forming radial supports. The peaks above correspond to the frame below, with the edges of each umbrella unit clearly defined. Sunlight casts shadows across the sandpit and adjacent activity surface.

Front view and underside supports of the kindergarten twin umbrella membrane canopy
The roof peaks and radial white supports.

Activity space and column positions

The canopy adjoins the kindergarten's activity surface, with boundary and netted play features nearby. For similar kindergarten projects, mark the sandpit boundary, everyday walking routes and nearby facilities before discussing column positions, roof-edge heights and the direction of coverage.

Twin umbrella membrane canopy beside the kindergarten activity surface
The twin umbrella canopy beside the activity area.

A kindergarten umbrella canopy can be planned around the sandpit or activity-area boundary, coordinating its form, column positions and everyday access.

For similar projects, see our membrane landscape canopy solutions, and discuss the layout in relation to the site, its parking or activity use, and existing facilities.

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