Tensile Fabric Manufacturers:
Tensile Membrane manufacturers, Germany
Tensile Membrane manufacturers, Germany
Tensile structure soft wares:
Baku Group DT Architects (D'Anza, Gerry) – Italy Tensile Structures Design & Analysis
Rhino - 3D nurbs modeling software
Strand 7 finite element analysis software
SOFiSTiK AG (Software for analysing structure)
Cadisi and EASY fabric structure analysis softwares
Structural and FEM analysis software
Fellow classmates at the IMS e.V.
Contact - Paulo Brazil - Tensile manufacturers and designers in BRAZIL.
Andreas Bunge + Ricardo Wer – Architects and designers in Guatemala.
Contact – Daler Singh Mathdu – tensile fabricator, Mumbai – India.
Carpro 
Contact – Harry Buskes – Tensile structure fabricator, Belgium
FASTECH CO. LTD. (SABMEETHAVORN, JAMES) – tensile structure fabricator, Thailand
M. Archineer ® INGO Lishke – fabric structure installation and execution experts.
Educational universities
IMS e.V. - Institute for Membrane and Shell Technology Fabric architecture
Department of Civil Engineering University of Bath, U.K.
Institute for Lightweight Structures University of Stuttgart, Germany
Deployable Structures Laboratory University of Cambridge, U.K.
New Jersey Institute of Technology Library
The Buckminster Fuller Institute (Geodesics)
Institute for membrane technology in Spain
Tensegrity mathematics clarified.
Space Structures Research Centre University of Surrey, U.K
School of Architecture University of Dundee, U.K.
Organizations and networks:
Tensinet - The Communication Network for Tensile Structures in Europe
The tensile structure photo album collection – courtesy unique aesthetics.
The Tensile Structures Yellow Pages
Working group of Textile Architektur (techtextil)
Tensegrity related links
Kenneth Snelson, founder of Tensegrity
Tensegrity furniture by Rich Koenig - Furniture prototypes using tensegrity principles
Bio-Tensegrity - bio tensegrity – Tom Flemons is a sculptor and inventor, has worked with the principle of tensegrity for over 25 years, designing sculptures, furniture, mobiles, and toys. A popular toy called Skwish is sold worldwide and has introduced millions of children to tensegrity structures.