Oceanis has completed the concept design of this major new aquarium - intended to be the best in Asia.

Oceanis has completed the design for this large aquarium as one of the first phases of the HK$5.5 Billion redevelopment of the Ocean Park site.

Oceanis has completed design of a new generation of coral growth facilities and sea water infrastructure for the Institute of Marine Science.

Oceanis has completed the design and construction management of a number of aquaria and marine mammal facilities associated with this new exhibit at Melbourne Zoo.

Oceanis is currently designing new aquarium and marine mammal facilities for this world-class entertainment, leisure and education facility.

An entertainment complex of 12,000 sq.m., Nanjing Underwater World includes a major public aquarium, a games floor and food and beverage facilities within a four level complex. Oceanis provided project management, design and procurement of all specialty works.

This 55 million dollar project has recently been successfully completed. The precinct includes new facilities for leopard seals, fur seals, sea lions and penguins.

Designs have been prepared for this large resort complex. Features include marine mammal pools, nature park, aquaria, bird sanctuary, fountains and water features, retail shops, food and beverage facilities and a hotel.

This is a unique arrangement of five boutique aquarium display tanks, three of which are integrated within the complex’s central swimming pool and club house. This provides an opportunity for residents to ‘swim with the fish’. The remaining two aquarium displays are conventional ‘dry’ viewing on the upper pool deck.

A series of small aquarium tanks, ranging in size from 2,000 to 10,000 litres have been designed and documented for the refurbishment program of this facility.

This unique facility, incorporating Cafe, Retail Shop and a 12 metre deep Underwater Viewing Chamber, is located at the end of the longest jetty in the southern hemisphere. The acrylic panels which are placed at various heights around the submerged viewing chamber, allow underwater viewing of the local coral and marine life.

The entertainment facility, completed in 1998 is located within the podium of the landmark structure of the radio and television tower of Beijing. It contains numerous small aquatic displays, a large 3,000,000 litre aquarium with a walk through acrylic tunnel, a chilled water penguin exhibit, simulator rides and food and beverage facilities. Oceanis provided project management, specialty works design and procurement services.

This project incorporates a 2350 sq.m. main aquarium display tank, acrylic viewing panels, moving walkway and life support system. Ancillary services included saltwater makeup / recovery, ozone disinfection, low pressure and diving air systems.

Located on the northern coast, Qing Huang Dao U.W.W. has been designed with sufficient seawater storage to provide for makeup during the winter months when the sea freezes over. The aquarium life support system incorporates large scale foam fractionation, ozone disinfection and back wash recovery.

To enhance the spacious atrium of this five star hotel, a boutique aquarium was designed to be incorporated into the lobby atrium wall by the use of two 6 m x 4 m acrylic windows. The life support system has been designed as a “closed” system with foam fractionators, ozone disinfection and backwash recovery.

Oceanis have provided life support systems, underwater viewing and mist system design for the many multi-species exhibits of this 40 million dollar project.

Oceanis staff designed this landmark aquarium.

Oceanis have also completed or are working on a series of aquarium and marine park projects in these areas that are subject to confidentiality agreements.