Naturalised theme parks, the example of Xcaret
Xcaret means “small inlet” in Mayan and is the name of an archaeological site.
Beyond 1s and 0s: the quantum future of architecture and construction
Quantum computers will bring an exponential increase in speed, accuracy and computational power.
Interior design for children: softness, ergonomics and fantasy
Tactile surfaces, shapes and colours create an interior that is not only visually appealing, but also interactive.
Design: The Never Hut, a public pavilion in China
Its bright, cheerful tones contrast with “the historic backdrop, forging a vibrant dialogue between past and present”.
Children’s play areas: imagination, movement and nature
Soft colours, corridors, corners, slopes, ramps... dynamic shapes that invite exploration and sensory development.
Piezoelectric technology in leisure, tourism and entertainment
Added value, sustainability, interactive experiences and learning and awareness factor.
