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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.

Unlike standard climbing walls, artificial rock allows geological formations from real landscapes to be recreated.

The so-called “Radiant City” introduced three concepts that had a profound influence on 20th-century urban planning.

The water park is ready for the opening of the Canarian group’s new mega-resort in Punta Cana.

The theming begins with a “detailed geological study” of the habitats in which each species lives.

The buildings' appearance as inverted ship hulls is not accidental, but rather a response to a particular history.

A trend that understands infrastructure as an opportunity for environmental resilience and quality of life.

The 36m high North Mountain crowns the landscape with Elsa's ice palace on its summit.

The design organises life around shallow pools, ornamental fountains and covered seating areas.

“Orchestrated design”; when “architecture, like music, can form a spatial symphony”.

Tourist destinations must stop being mere spectators of the sustainability strategy and become active participants in it.

Design of a children’s water play area that blends seamlessly into the overall landscape of the holiday resort.