Innovative Themed Slide Design in Water Parks: Savanna

Inspired by the unique ecosystem of the African savannas, the Savanna slide combines the rich textures of nature with modern water park technologies, offering a groundbreaking design in both visual and functional terms. Suitable for both individual and group activities, this water slide allows eight people to use four different and equivalent slide paths at the same time, allowing visitors to share a safari-themed adventure. The structural elements used in the Savanna slide reflect the natural beauties of Africa and add a strong connection to the theme of the park. The load-bearing columns are inspired by the Baobab tree, the symbol of strength and durability in Africa. These columns both add aesthetic richness and strengthen the thematic depth of the project by offering functionality. One of the most innovative features of the project is that it has been implemented with fluoride-containing production technology. Thanks to this technology, the slides absorb sunlight and glow in the dark, offering users a unique “night safari” experience during the night. This feature makes the project a center of attraction even in the dark and contributes to energy efficiency. Sustainability is one of the fundamental principles of the Savanna Project. The slides are produced with the environmentally friendly RTM (Resin Transfer Molding) technology and have a long-lasting and energy-efficient structure. Special pigments resistant to UV rays ensure that the slides remain vibrant and bright at all hours of the day, while integrated natural light effects provide dynamic lighting on the inner surface. The fluorescent lighting technology used for the first time in the project absorbs sunlight on the slide surfaces during the day and reflects this light back at night, providing an impressive visual feast. This innovation makes the project a sustainable attraction center, rather than just an entertainment element. The Savana Project is not just a water slide, but an innovative experience area that combines the aesthetics of nature and cultural richness with modern engineering. Bringing together aesthetics and functionality, this project brings a new perspective to the water park industry, highlights sustainability awareness and aims to make a difference in the sector.

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Orclever Proceedings of Research and Development
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2024-12-31
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https://doi.org/10.56038/oprd.v5i1.554
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Innovative Themed Slide Design in Water Parks: Savanna

Yusuf Uzun, Hüseyin Arıkan, Nazmi Türkhan, Dila Yaz
Orclever Proceedings of Research and Development
Geography and Environmental Studies
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Innovative Themed Slide Design in Water Parks: Savanna

Yusuf Uzun, Hüseyin Arıkan, Nazmi Türkhan, Dila Yaz
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Inspired by the unique ecosystem of the African savannas, the Savanna slide combines the rich textures of nature with modern water park technologies, offering a groundbreaking design in both visual and functional terms. Suitable for both individual and group activities, this water slide allows eight people to use four different and equivalent slide paths at the same time, allowing visitors to share a safari-themed adventure. The structural elements used in the Savanna slide reflect the natural beauties of Africa and add a strong connection to the theme of the park. The load-bearing columns are inspired by the Baobab tree, the symbol of strength and durability in Africa. These columns both add aesthetic richness and strengthen the thematic depth of the project by offering functionality. One of the most innovative features of the project is that it has been implemented with fluoride-containing production technology. Thanks to this technology, the slides absorb sunlight and glow in the dark, offering users a unique “night safari” experience during the night. This feature makes the project a center of attraction even in the dark and contributes to energy efficiency. Sustainability is one of the fundamental principles of the Savanna Project. The slides are produced with the environmentally friendly RTM (Resin Transfer Molding) technology and have a long-lasting and energy-efficient structure. Special pigments resistant to UV rays ensure that the slides remain vibrant and bright at all hours of the day, while integrated natural light effects provide dynamic lighting on the inner surface. The fluorescent lighting technology used for the first time in the project absorbs sunlight on the slide surfaces during the day and reflects this light back at night, providing an impressive visual feast. This innovation makes the project a sustainable attraction center, rather than just an entertainment element. The Savana Project is not just a water slide, but an innovative experience area that combines the aesthetics of nature and cultural richness with modern engineering. Bringing together aesthetics and functionality, this project brings a new perspective to the water park industry, highlights sustainability awareness and aims to make a difference in the sector.

Orclever Proceedings of Research and DevelopmentVol. 5(1)
Necmettin Erbakan University (TR)
Openalex Percentile: Top 75%
Geography and Environmental Studies
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