Nature by design: solutions that improve tourism
Tourist destinations must stop being mere spectators of the sustainability strategy and become active participants in it.
Children’s water park at a luxury resort hotel in the Maldives
Design of a children’s water play area that blends seamlessly into the overall landscape of the holiday resort.
An experience that captures the local essence
An interior design project inspired by an interpretation of local culture and forms, as well as the local climate and landscape.
A Mediterranean-style urban park
A welcoming setting where the city opens out onto the sea, but also fosters a sense of community among residents, visitors and tourists.
In these theme parks, the brand becomes a whole world of its own
The structuring of leisure attractions based on non-narrative brands; examples: LEGOLAND and Ferrari Land.
Biophilic design in water parks
The design makes time stand still; the notion of time fades away, and visitors simply are in no hurry to leave.
Arnaud Vidor, Operations Manager at Aspro Parks
“There is no routine in our business. Each season requires analysing the strengths and weaknesses of the previous one to better prepare for the next”.
The public area, where an experience comes to life
A family’s experience at a water park takes place in the public areas, in the accessible spaces and pathways.
Thermal insulation, an invisible key factor
It minimises heat loss or gain and therefore contributes to the efficient use of energy.
1996-2026, 30th anniversary of Amusement Logic: Terra Mítica theme park
"Highlighting the quality of the work carried out by this company, in keeping with the emblematic nature of the project."
