Aquarium

Exploring the seabed, diving among fish, and discovering the secrets of the Cantabrian Sea are the main objectives of the proposal conceived by Indissoluble for the Aquarium of San Sebastián. This project unfolds in an area where physical aquariums originally exist. Indissoluble’s proposal aims to enrich this space with interactive installations that, in a playful and educational manner, convey to visitors the knowledge accumulated in this museum with more than a hundred years of history. The main objective is for users not only to learn but also to enjoy and become aware of the immense natural and cultural heritage of the Cantabrian waters. Indissoluble’s museum intervention focuses on three key installations. Firstly,... More

Project introduction: In this emerging environment of knowledge-driven economic growth, it is imperative to inculcate a scientific temper in the community. The Gujarat Council of Science City, established by the Government of Gujarat, has developed the Aquatic Gallery to realize this vision. This 5th generation facility, part of the sprawling 200 acres Ahmedabad Science city, is India’s largest and first planned public inland aquarium, catering to the vision of edutainment. Attracting more than 1 million people annually, the Gallery is designed to bridge the gap between formal science education and the community at large.  Vinay Panjwani, India Concept note: The design of the Aquatic Gallery is inspired by the intricate a... More

The Muraka at Conrad Maldives, the undersea residence is a two-level structure consisting of a space above the sea level and an undersea suite designed for sleeping under the ocean's surface. The undersea suite features a king size bedroom, living area, bathroom, and walk-in closet. The undersea bedroom floor level sits five meters (16.4 feet) below sea level, providing uninterrupted views of the surrounding marine environment, which boasts panoramic views of the wonders of the Indian Ocean's intricate marine life. Justin Nicholas More than half of the wall and ceiling surface is covered with 7” thick clear acrylic to visually connect outside and the suite. The underwater spaces span 100 square meter and accessed through spiral... More

Located in one of the most bustling night life spots in Japan, The Parallel Blue offers a new aquarium dining experience in Shinjuku, Tokyo. Challenging the ocean themed possibilities in the heart of the concrete jungle, the new restaurant turns the simple hospitality environment into an immersive space where dinners are submerged in an aquarium universe. The roles are inversed, the dining room is now contained in a box and surrounded by oceanic sceneries, instead of the classical ornamental or decorative use of aquariums. The available room, however, not exceeding the 94 square meters, and the ceiling height limited at a crushing 2.1m, were decisive in shaping the dinning space. Considering the water tanks heavy weight to be introduced i... More

Jellyfish are perhaps the best example of environmental adaptation in the ocean. They are composed of 95 percent water.Unparalleled in diaphanous luminosity, they are also a natural inspiration for lighting elements. More

The new Cetaceans Pavilion of Acquario di Genova (Genoa’s Aquarium) is an educational and experiential journey that leads visitors on the discovery of the Pelagos Sanctuary – the Mediterranean waters that are the most densely populated by cetaceans, protected by an agreement between Italy, Monaco and France.The setup project we designed with TODO creates a complex exhibition system in which a variety of media come together in harmony to tell stories across different spaces, integrating the thrill of an immersive experience with the precision of scientific information.The outcome is an itinerary with great visual rhythm, where visitors are surprised by unexpected points of view. Animals are the sole protagonists at the new Cetaceans Pavilion... More

Aquarium exterior design 2014 More

With an active beachfront and a lush tropical backdrop, Sentosa has been a hot spot for outdoor activities since its redevelopment started in the early 1970s. Resorts World Sentosa’s aquatic-themed West Zone encompasses the latest attractions on the island and the final phase of the Resorts World Sentosa integrated resort which, spanning 49 hectares, boasts a range of hotels, entertainment and recreation developments including Universal Studios Singapore, a gaming facility, MICE spaces, and a plethora of retail and F&B outlets. A design principle shared throughout the entire development is the concept that the visitor should always be aware of the natural environment of Sentosa. This results in large, naturally ventilated plazas and bou... More