Dino Springs is a splash pad and guest rest and leisure area themed to on-site fossil excavations. Seeking to integrate play and guest areas seamlessly, the pad is multi-purposely designed for regional offerings within a small footprint of 24m x 15m.
Site Visualization & Development
Splash pad overview featuring Shonisaurus, Brachiosaurus, and T-Rex water play elements.
Site Planning & Sectional Elevations
Concept site plan of "Dino Springs," featuring: guest seating, food and beverage, water elements, and integrated "bridge" pathways offering dry walkways within the area.
Sectional elevation of the T-Rex "death pose" water spray rings.
NextGen Showcase
2023-2024 ~ Technical Artist & Designer | Final Project Masterplan, Concept Masterplan, E-Ticket (Scene One) Sectional Elevations | Major Project
Project Description
Within the fantasy village of "Drakendorp," guests learn about practical environmental practices, local history and culture, and discover a beast lurking in the nearby mountain mining cave system.
The Drakendorp land is split into village and mining districts, with the two main attractions, Drakengrotten: Secrets of the Olms and Capture That! set within the latter area. There are multiple quiet areas (see "The Quiet Place" and the "Village Garden") and flexible areas for events and private bookings (see "Event Space" and the "Guarded Grotto" resteraunt).
Below are drawn sectional elevations for scene one of Drakengrotten: Secrets of the Olms, a Mack Rides “Rocking Boat” attraction.
This is a concept floorplan for a ride simulator attraction. Guests enter small enclosed rooms and when starting the ride experience will change (rotate) into traditional ride simulator theatres. With a theoretical hourly capacity of 1,280 passengers, this concept attempts to retain a high throughput while creating a unique loading and ride experience.
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