Flotarium, a new attraction at water parks
This solution establishes a separate wellness zone within the water park, expanding the offering and enhancing its appeal.
When desert sand becomes an opportunity
A new compound is produced by subjecting a mixture of desert sand and wood dust to high temperatures and pressure.
The hotel or resort swimming pool is transformed into a living garden
A new, far more organic, sensory and integrated relationship between the water and its surroundings, between narrative and destination.
Glow-in-the-dark pools: a new night-time experience
With fibre optics, LED lights and photoluminescent materials in the flooring, waterfalls and backdrops, the water becomes a visual spectacle.
Helium-3, or the dream of generating energy through fusion
The Earth’s magnetic field repels the solar wind, which carries particles of the isotope from the Sun.
Class L: the new standard for lithium-ion battery fire safety
Standard dry chemical powder is of little use against a battery fire, as the battery generates its own oxygen internally.
Modelling the unknown: BIM versus the complexity of the terrain
A dynamic platform that bridges the gap between the design of leisure and tourism facilities and what actually happens on the ground.
Trends for 2026–2030: what we’ll be incorporating into successful parks
A biophilic park, with integrated vegetation and natural shade, is the perfect setting for a gamification experience.
The use of theming in climbing experiences
Unlike standard climbing walls, artificial rock allows geological formations from real landscapes to be recreated.
The vertical utopia: when Le Corbusier wanted to bring the countryside to the city
The so-called “Radiant City” introduced three concepts that had a profound influence on 20th-century urban planning.
