Braking systems on zip lines
Two main categories: active systems, where the user controls the braking, and passive systems, which operate automatically.
Wooden architecture and construction today
An environmental promise which requires patience, aimed at reducing the industrial footprint of large cities.
Balance in the design of a water park
Not only does it ensure visitors’ comfort and a positive experience, but it also maximises your long-term profitability.
Innovation in materials: carbon fibre-reinforced concrete
Increased mechanical strength and improved resistance to environmental degradation factors.
Aquarama is 40 years old!
Amusement Logic has played a significant role over the years in the development of the Aquarama Benicàssim water park.
1996–2026, Amusement Logic’s 30th anniversary: Canyoning Park in Argelès-sur-Mer
More than two decades after it opened, the canyoning park has continued to operate and remain profitable.
A resort set amongst lava and water
The design of this volcanic resort proposes a relationship of contrasts between architecture, water, and landscape.
When the wind and the landscape shape a hotel
Wind, shade, earth and water: the architectural themes of this holiday resort, in perfect harmony with the landscape.
Modular street furniture to combat the heat
No building work required, reusable and portable – a design that transforms squares and urban spaces into liveable, socially attractive places.
Dynamic models of tourism on private islands
Water parks in locations such as Great Stirrup Cay, Norwegian Cruise Line’s private island, are a prime example.
