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Featured aquarium & aquatic research facility projects
“Luxaqua is an exemplary RAS & aquarium LSS company that puts itself fully in the service of the design team and performs its work in a timely and efficient manner.We were highly satisfied with the work and would recommend the company without hesitation for aquarium projects of any size.”
"I've never seen anything quite like it; it's like aquariological goldsmithing and clock-making. Everything has been thought through down to the smallest detail, and the choice of materials is just top-notch. From a very specific project with rigorous specifications, the final output is just cutting-edge and polished."
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For every challenge, from design to commissioning, we have a solution.
Find below summaries of the international projects we are the proudest of. We provide our clients with state-of-the-art fish tank systems, from public aquariums to marine science research facilities. Every project includes the best automation and monitoring options to match every one of their needs.
OIST - Okinawa Institute of Science & Technology
- Japan
- Marine science laboratory
- 431 tanks from 60 to 1500 L
- Total capacity 30 m3
OIST needed a sizeable fish tank rack system to lead the experimental protocols of its Marine Climate Change, Marine Eco-Evo-Devo and Computational Neuroethology units.
The challenge
- Fit a large number of fish tanks in a narrow space of 190 m²
- Help researchers save time when communicating about their scientific protocols and results
What we did
- Lead a thorough on-site visit to design a 3D model with double verified measurements
- Implement our exclusive monitoring system to allow live reporting with a user-friendly interface
Ateliers Jean-Nouvel / Atlantis 3000 project
- United States
- Hotel & convention centre
- Total capacity 26,000 m3
As part of their tender, the Ateliers Jean-Nouvel, an internationally acclaimed architects’ office, consulted us to produce the concept design of the aquarium of a future hotel in Las Vegas.
Our work included the study of the aquarium exhibition route and storytelling, the initial technical room layout and preliminary piping diagram, and the estimation of the operating costs.
Ateliers Jean-Nouvel / Doha Explorer project
- Qatar
- Public aquarium
- Total capacity 18,000 m3
As part of a new tender, the Ateliers Jean-Nouvel, consulted us again to produce the concept design of a marine park, including an aquarium and a research centre.
Our work included the study of the aquarium exhibition route and storytelling, the initial technical room layout and preliminary piping diagram, and the estimation of operating costs.
Oceanographic Museum of Monaco
- Monaco
- Public Aquarium & conservation centre
- 1 tank 160m3 + 5 tanks x 2m3
- Total capacity 170m3
The Oceanographic Museum wanted to build a conservation centre for sea turtles, including an exhibition area with an aquarium and a care centre right by the sea.
The challenge
- Build a 160m3 fish tank with its piping system on the side of a cliff without altering the natural beauty of the site
What we did
- Produce photorealistic 3D rendering of the project to guide the construction company to achieve their best work
- Provide full on-site project management support from design to commissioning to ensure quality and client satisfaction
Paul Ricard Oceanographic Institute
- France
- Marine & aquaculture research centre
- 120 tanks from 30 to 1,800 L
- Total capacity 105 m3
The Paul Ricard Institute wanted to extend their experimental capacities to develop Integrated Multi Trophic Aquaculture solutions and reproduction models of endangered marine species.
The challenge
- Build a flexible aquaculture installation that can fit new protocols every 6 months
- Ensure strict prophylaxis to avoid contamination
What we did
- Provide a piping diagram multiplying water inlet and drainage pipes for future experimentations
- Conduct a hazard and critical control point analysis to optimise flows, technical rooms layout and disinfection measures.