Fluid dynamics applied to the skin of the façade
As human beings, we’re used to recognising and appreciating the shapes that water makes when cascading in a waterfall, spraying from a fountain or flowing in a stream. When [...]
Shibam, the “mud” Manhattan
Located in central-eastern Yemen, in this walled city they’ve been constructing vertically for centuries. Founded in the 16th century, its adobe-built towers reach up to eight stories high and [...]
The building’s skin: Expression and Colour.
We’re currently working on the architectural project of a multi-use indoor space that includes, amongst other services, a sports courts, spa, rock-climbing walls and different areas of entertainment and [...]
Design matters, a lot.
It’s confirmed; design has a quantifiable impact on customer experience. This has been the verdict of the international architecture and planning firm Gensler, after undertaking research to determine the impact [...]
The building’s skin: the contemporary evolution of the dome
The dome, a semi-spherical structure widely used in architecture since Roman times, is the key to a new project on which we are working. The classic dome, technically is [...]
The building’s skin: an exercise in lyrical abstraction
The abstract pictorial shapes of different artistic innovations of the 20th century have an evident influence on contemporary architecture. We can easily recognize geometric abstraction in facades built on [...]
The building’s skin: Harmony and efficiency
In the building’s skin that concerns us this month, we are seeking a polyvalent, scalable, beautiful and harmonious way of protecting or covering a simple rectangular-shaped building (irrespective of [...]
Surround for a waterpark: multiple points of view for one sole building
We’re working on the architectural project of a water park surround, destined once again to become an architectural landmark in its environment. Today’s architectural monuments are not just intended [...]
Surround for a water park: Rhythm and harmony
We are currently designing the uniquely shaped surround for a water park. Using a modular system, it adopts a wavy outline evocative of Arabic geometries. Its undulating design allows [...]
Waterpark cover as a metaphor for water
One of the sectors in which Amusement Logic is specialised is that of Waterparks, in all their shapes and forms.
The new materials that are revolutionising traditional architecture
There’s no doubt that we’re at the height of the construction sector’s transformation: project management, augmented reality, BIM, ... but what we really should consider as a revolution is the [...]
21st century zoos
In the future, zoos will be very different to how we know them today. For several decades, it has been shown that animals’ captivity affects their well-being and life expectancy [...]