The Asian elephant exhibit forms the centre piece of the "Asian Elephant Precinct" at Taronga Zoo. Construction of the moats and ponds for this exhibit commenced in May 2003. Features of the design include water recycling, ozone disinfection, waterfall, and current generators for a dynamic appearance. To compliment the Zoo's breeding program, provision was made in the design to allow the moat to operate at reduced water levels to accommodate the young calf's.

Oceanis has been designing major new exhibits for this large park.

The aggressive nature of alligators presented our team with challenges during the design, construction and commissioning of this exhibit which included underwater viewing and animal enrichment devices.

Oceanis has designed and is administering the construction of the aquatics aspects of this large refurbished exhibit.

Specialist assistance was provided to the local Department of Conservation and Land Management for this unique rescue and rehabilitation facility which caters for the indigenous fairy penguin.

These exhibits are part of the Asian Elephant Precinct at Taronga Zoo. The design of the water treatment systems for this multi-species display includes biological filtration, particulate filtration for underwater viewing clarity, ozone disinfection and mist systems. Thus a variety of habitat conditions can be achieved for the wide range of animals being catered for.

Ozone disinfection and biological water treatment are features of the life support system designed to maintain fish and invertebrates for underwater viewing in this exhibit at Taronga Zoo.

The design of specialty services for this 30 million dollar exhibit, at Taronga Zoo is based around the theme of the Australian coastline. Water treatment systems cater for the life support requirements of the animals and human immersion, as many of the pools are designed as “encounter” pools where the public and staff will have full contact with the animals.

The design for this penguin exhibit including life support systems, air and water cooling systems, underwater acrylic display viewing panels and curatorial facilities. The exhibit formed part of a journey through which visitors encountered a variety of marine life from around the world.

Oceanis has designed the facilities for Taronga Zoo's collection of crested and fairy penguins. The project includes underwater viewing, life support systems and dynamic features such as current generators and surge machines

Oceanis has been retained to write operations manuals and advise on a variety of systems operations, management and maintenance issues.

Oceanis provided the design and construction management services for these new exhibits illustrating the Southern Oceans, including fish, penguins, fur seals and coastal estuaries. Industry leading closed system and ESD technologies for energy and water conservation are being employed.

Oceanis is currently designing a new water treatment system and pools for this exhibit.