- From ruins to a world-record masterpiece -

This breathtaking fountain, which was built by our long-time partner of OASE GmbH, holds the world record for the largest connected multi-media water fountain system with a length of 1.5 km, 12,000 square meters of surface and 2,000 connected nozzles. A fountain ruin believed to be dead was spectacularly brought back to life.

In this gigantic project we used the possibilities of our programming software Depence to the last particle during the visualization work and created a convincing video for the customer in which the functions of the system were presented in detail. This enabled us to implement all adaptation requirements promptly and in a way that was easy for the customer to understand.

On site we were allowed to complete this project with laser and video technology and the corresponding individually manufactured stainless steel outer housings. Each housing is designed for one laser and one video projector each, fully monitored by sensors and water-cooled! The conception, planning and production was carried out at our company headquarters and the installation on site took place under our supervision. This ensured that the special requirements of the product could be met and nothing stood in the way of a successful commissioning.

For the finished fountain system, we also carried out the show programming for seven theme-based shows with a predefined song selection on the part of the customer. The varied and energetic choice of music motivated our team to achieve outstanding final results, which were also implemented in the shortest possible time - to this end, we worked in part at four workstations in parallel on the design of the shows. Not only the different pieces of music were a challenge, but also the gigantic size of the system, which demanded special creativity to play each area at any time and from any angle in a suitable and impressive way.

The 120,000 spectators who visited the site in the first month and the thousands who followed on the weekends afterwards were finally able to enjoy our more than 60-minute opening show, programmed by time code, which combines all effects: water, light, fire, video and of course laser!