tɛnˈsɛɡrɪti

Definitions

1. noun

A structural principle or system in which continuous tensional forces are in balance with compressional forces, often resulting in a stable and rigid structure.

“The sculpture was an example of tensegrity, with the wires and rods working together to create a stable and intricate shape.”

2. noun

A design or structure that relies on the principles of tensegrity to create a stable and balanced form.

“The tensegrity design of the new building allowed for a unique and efficient use of space.”