Design as an emotional language
Theme park design draws on principles of psychology to astound us with imaginative architectures.
Aquarium-restaurants
The dining experience extends to appeal to more senses than just taste and smell.
Teflon in architecture: Xinhee Design Center, China
Polytetrafluoroethylene is the material expression of three principles: efficiency, sustainability and aesthetics.
Climate control of leisure and tourist attractions in extreme climates
The solution requires a precise balance between engineering, innovation and environmental awareness.
Pre-Romanesque architecture, between light and shadow
An architectural school that wove a fascinating dialogue with light, an architectural language to evoke the divine.
Shahrul Nizar, Chief Leisure Officer at Only World Group Holdings
“My passion for leisure and tourism stems from a deep-seated desire to create inspired experiences”.
A new statistical method: 100 million tourists in Spain, 2024
The new data is obtained by measuring the “active and passive events” picked up by antennas on mobile phones.
Three Challenges: BH Mallorca Hotel, Under The Sea and Sunrise Waterpark
Of the historical challenges that Amusement Logic has successfully faced, three represent paradigmatic examples.
Digital twins and building operations: IoT, BIM and AI
New generation of buildings that consume fewer resources, learn and continuously adapt to needs.
Attractive and aquatic: Water attractions
An investment in brand and family satisfaction that pays off in the short, medium and long term.
