Smart regeneration of leisure and tourism venues
A striking and, even more so, inspiring environment, whose design and construction are rooted in the material aspects of the sensory experience.
Languages used in signage
At a water park, the appeal lies not so much in always knowing where you are, but in the certainty that you’ll be able to return.
Water slides and luge rides, activities linked by physics
The design of curves and transitions represents a key point of convergence between the two disciplines.
Plus Pool: the swimming pool that cleans the river whilst the city swims
Progressive filtration using specialised membranes, without the need for chlorine or other chemical additives.
General considerations for landscape design in a water park
Landscape design should not only take visitors and users into account, but should also facilitate day-to-day operations.
The naturalised lazy river
The design enhances the lazy river experience, offering a longer duration and a rich variety of activities.
A new lease of life for the swimming pool, through design and prefabrication
The swimming pool is regaining its prominence, attracting new visitors and serving as a communication platform, without the need for major investment.
Architecture at the end of the world: Discovery Building
In Antarctica’s harsh environment, every design decision is crucial to safeguarding both people and the environment.
Systematic architecture: Amusement Logic’s AALOS™ method
Not merely a technical or formal exercise, but one of the cornerstones of the structure that leads to the best user experience.
1996–2026, a series marking the 30th anniversary of Amusement Logic
We invite you to follow a new series of articles and to join us in celebrating the company’s first 30 years.
