Before we start designing, we listen. We want to understand your ideas – about the attraction, its purpose and budget. We also need to know as much as possible about the site itself.
Based on that, our architects prepare an architectural concept or study.
Even at the sketching stage, they consider applicable standards, terrain characteristics and all construction constraints. Their work prevents many issues later on.
Once the design is approved, the longest phase begins – project documentation. Our designers produce drawings for production and all paperwork required for building permits.
We handle everything required by law. Our design team (architects, structural engineers, technicians) has extensive experience in experiential attractions and can handle any challenge.
We purchase materials, produce all components, and arrange any subcontracting if needed.
All attractions are built in our workshop in Brno – including artistic details.
We collaborate with sculptors, graphic artists and other creatives. The original architect oversees the entire process.
The attraction comes to life before your eyes.
Our construction team has experience from projects at home and abroad. They use special techniques for building with wood, ropes and nets – and are comfortable working at height.
You’ll receive not only the finished attraction, but also an instruction manual, operational guidelines and required signage.
We work closely with TÜV SÜD, whose inspectors assess the attraction directly on site.
A certificate of conformity confirms the attraction is safe to use – for investors and visitors alike.
Before handover, our inspection technician checks everything once more, evaluating both technical and visual details. Because details matter.
Every attraction needs care and regular checks.
Each year we inspect for wear or damage that could affect safety. We provide the required inspection report and fix any issues found.
We also welcome feedback – from investors and visitors. Would an extension or upgrade be useful?
And just like that, the journey begins again…
・How to choose the right attraction
・Which attraction suits which audience
・How much a custom-built attraction costs
・How to make it truly one of a kind
・What architects need to know
