Services
Theme Park Design and Production
A theme park is a sequence of scenes. We compose and build those scenes, from concept through to the final surface.
Theme park work is not about designing an object, it is about designing an entire world. The scale a visitor meets at the entrance, the story they follow as they walk, and the texture of the surface they touch are all part of the same decision.
We start with the site itself and the story to be told. Once the concept is settled we move to technical drawings, then to production moulds and on-site installation, with each stage planned in the knowledge of the one before it.
At this scale what matters is whether the design can actually be built. Drawing a beautiful form is not enough; it has to be transportable, installable and able to stand for years.
Capabilities
- Concept design and spatial narrative
- Themed structure and set design
- Technical drawing and production documentation
- Large-scale form fabrication
- Surface, texture and paint application
- Site installation and on-site finishing
Process
Story and concept
We define what the space will tell its visitors. Sketches and reference studies are produced at this stage.
Design and engineering
The concept becomes dimensioned technical drawings and 3D models; structural and material decisions are made here.
Production
Moulds, armatures and forms are fabricated in the workshop, with surface and colour work running alongside.
Installation
Parts are assembled on site; joints, texture and colour matching are completed in place.