Development of leisure and tourism projects according to the Royal Institute of British Architects
Standardisation of stages, from conceptual design to delivery to the developer or even demolition.
Designing a new generation of urban landmarks
Prefabricated street furniture with an EPS structural core, high-resistance finish and timeless aesthetics.
Designing a city of joy
The bold use of colour responds to an international trend that embraces emotion and local identity.
Street furniture: between the functional and the poetic
The design proposes a new way of understanding public space, where the city becomes friendly, embracing, tactile...
From staircase to icon: renovation in water parks
Transforming access towers to slides into iconic pieces that contribute to profitability. How? Read on.
Lattice Creative Garden: a bioclimatic reinterpretation of traditional latticework in Jakarta
A rigorous, beautiful and contextual proposal that calls for architecture to play a leading role in overcoming a dilemma.
Duplex steel protection system
The duplex system increases the durability and effectiveness of the protection by between 1.2 and 2.5 times.
The Miyawaki method for creating urban forests
A forest planted using this method grows up to 10 times faster than a conventional plantation.
Architecture and diversity
A design that takes into account the most sensitive groups of people is more legible, peaceful and liveable.
The design of water slides and the evolution of materials
A significant change occurred in the 1970s with the introduction of composite materials.
From vision to reality, hassle-free: the AALOS™method from Amusement Logic
Every creative and design decision goes through a validation framework that ensures viability, profitability, and sustainability.
Lulu International Tirur, design of a new family entertainment centre, India
A place designed down to the last detail where “family ties are strengthened, moments are celebrated and emotions are experienced”.
