This grain terminal has been built in the port of Nikolaev between July and December 2003. It is made of 2 Agridôme^® storages of 50,000 t each. Each building has a diameter of 64.50 m and a height of 32.25 m. Total capacity 100,000 t calculated for wheat.

At the end of 2002, Klaipeda Stevedooring Company commissioned this terminal of 3 domes. These buildings were designed to receive whether fertilizers or wheat. Their dimensions diameter 45.74 m and height 25.87 m give a total capacity of 102,000 t calculated for fertilizers.

This project done under "OIL FOR FOOD" UN agreement is the biggest dome storage complex ever built with 35 domes destined to store a total of 300,000 tons of wheat. Each dome has a diameter of 35.7 m and a height of 17.85 m.

This project is truly an architectural dream which brought to reality futuristic ideas. It is composed of 13 domes of all shapes and sizes that are all inter-related by connecting tunnels.
The domes vary from segments spheres with diameters 13,6 m to 50 m to geodes with equatorial diameters of 13,6 m.

A study was conducted at the initial stages of the project development to determine the feasibility of providing the airform with this special 'ocean blue' colour. The steel sheets representing the continents were assembled and fixed to the dome after the dome was completely solid.

This project consisted in building the world's biggest dome destined for refined sugar with a capacity of 60,000 metric tons. This perfect sphere of diameter 60 meters has a vertical wall of 7 meters. The interior of the dome was trowel finished and a special food approved epoxy paint was applied to the interior surface of the walls.

Over the years, PIRS has truly developed a specialty for sugar dome storages with over 400,000 tons of storage built for the refined sugar industry.

Construction of the dome lasted 12 weeks.

This project was undoubtedly one of our most challenging. With a length of 72 meters, a maximum height of 12 meters and a maximum width of 30 meters, this structure was designed to take the shape of a fish. We had to adapt our DômeConcept^® technology to consider the array of moments that such a structure generated. It is definitely one of the most unique buildings built to date using this technology and demonstrates again the various forms that can be developed with our inflatable structures.

This 4 dome complex comprises 2 domes with geometry 42 m × 25 m and 2 smaller domes with geometry 32 m × 20 m. They were designed to store 60,000 tons of fertilizers. The fertilizers stored in the domes are corrosive so a special anti-acid treatment was given to the concrete in order to avoid possible corrosion to the steel.

This turnkey project was finished by the end of 1999.