Imagination in power, at Amusement Logic (part I)
We turn the process around, launching water and theme park concepts to inspire the world's developers.
Yennenga Parc, family entertainment centre, Ouagadougou, Burkina Faso
Objective: to create a mixed-use leisure space, both aquatic and dry, that appeals to residents and tourists.
Nicolas Perpigna, General Manager Canyoning Park d’Argelès-sur-Mer
“The particularity of our business is that all our customers are treated on a first-name basis with us, but we always treat them with respect”.
Hotels of the world: Six Senses Southern Dunes, Saudi Arabia
On ‘the historic frankincense trade route’, this resort promises ‘seldom-experienced nature, wildlife, and culture’.
Modular street furniture in shades of purple and orange
Soft but highly resistant materials, able to withstand the weather and intensive use.
Commercial interior design: enveloping, sensorial and emotional environments
The shapes and finishes not only complement the product for sale, but elevate the shopping experience.
Forbes International Tower, a hydrogen-powered skyscraper
An ‘innovative and environmentally responsive tower” in the New Administrative Capital in Cairo, Egypt.
An open-air shopping mall, Seoul, South Korea
Public spaces accessible to all, “whether they are shopping at the mall or simply enjoying the area’.
A biomimetic playground
Flowing shapes and ergonomic play areas invite little ones to run, climb and explore.
Loco Bear, a large family entertainment centre in Dubai
The press has not hesitated to describe it in its headlines as ‘a giant indoor entertainment park’.
A highly personalised residence
Harmonious flow of spaces, in a two-way visual connection, with the gardens and infinity pool at one pole.
Exuberance and sophistication of interior design
The glossy surfaces reflect and amplify natural and artificial light in a sensory experience of continuous dynamism.


