Advances in LED technology
The new LED panels consume 60% less energy than a decade ago, with a thickness that rivals paper.
The power of fragrance in theme parks
Disney capitalised on this phenomenon when it introduced its first Smellitizers in the 1970s.
Traffic lights on water slides
Lifeguards’ allies, they automate critical processes and free up their attention to focus on others that require it.
BIM methodology applied to natural disasters
BIM information shared with the rescue resources will facilitate decision-making on measures to be taken.
Formula AL: when wonder becomes reality (and vice versa)
An equation that can only be learnt with time and craft, subjecting physics to emotion.
Seals in MEP installations
Strategically placed in every opening and installation passage, they keep fires, leaks and noise at bay.
History and evolution of the Canyoning Park: a legacy of innovation and adventure
A 20-year testimony of an attraction that makes an extreme sport accessible to a wide-ranging public.
Revit 2026 in leisure and tourism projects
The arrival of Revit 2026 in the design, architecture and construction of these projects represents a qualitative leap forward.
Rare earths in architecture and construction
In structures, scandium combined with aluminium gives life to alloys that defy the laws of gravity.
Interior design with sensitivity
Aesthetically refined, culturally sensitive, private, symmetrical, exquisite materials, freshness and luxury.
Hotels of the world: Hôtel de Crillon, Paris, France
The French agency for the development of the country as a world tourist destination, designated it as a Palace hotel.
Launch of Burj Azizi, the world’s second tallest tower, Dubai
“Just as what’s inside each of us makes us special, it’s the offerings inside Burj Azizi that make it exceptional”.