Project Engineering
Technical Competencies to Make your Vision a Reality
Once the project design is finalized, our in-house team of mechanical, electrical, structural and water management engineers ensures that all the technical aspects of the project are sound and feasible. Our engineers work with landscape architects to develop detailed construction plans. Whether we build a Splashpad® for a municipal park or design an innovative solution for cruise ships, each attraction has its own set of unique health, safety and environmental variables to carefully consider. Our goal is to make your project successful with the highest standards in safety, quality and sustainability. Our structures are engineered to last, season after season, to continue to safely thrill families when they return.
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Vortex provides full in-house engineering, including mechanical, electrical, structural, and water systems. The team ensures every aquatic project is technically feasible, safe, and built to meet the highest quality and environmental standards. Vortex engineers work closely with landscape architects and project stakeholders to develop detailed construction plans. This collaboration ensures the seamless integration of water attractions into the broader site design. Yes. Vortex structures are engineered to last season after season. Materials, safety systems, and water management solutions are chosen to ensure long-term durability, high performance, and low maintenance. Vortex applies strict global health, safety, and environmental standards to every project. Whether for a park or a cruise ship, all engineering solutions prioritize user protection, water quality, and sustainability. Each project, municipal parks, resorts, cruise ships, requires unique engineering considerations. Vortex adapts its plans to match site-specific conditions, ensuring customized and compliant water attractions that deliver consistent performance.
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