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Profile: Tim smit - exclusive |
| BY Kath Hudson | 2009 issue 1 |
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| The director of the Eden Project talks to us about the evolution of the site from clay pit into world class eco attraction, his plans for future worldwide expansion, and his business philosophies |
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Odd job: Job with scope |
| 2008 issue 4 |
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| Caring for a 7m-long, dust magnet telescope from 1870 at the Adler Planetarium |
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Interactives: Amazing adventures |
| BY Kath Hudson | 2008 issue 4 |
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| A look at what’s new this season, from talking robots that can quote
Shakespeare to interactive water rides |
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Expos: Water world |
| BY Terry Stevens | 2008 issue 4 |
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| Expo Zaragoza 2008 raised awareness about water and sustainable development with innovative exhibits, performances and architecture |
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Museum and gallery design: Daring displays |
| BY Andrea Jezovit | 2008 issue 4 |
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| We ask the designers behind four of the most exciting recent projects about what makes their designs fresh and where museum and gallery design is headed |
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Eco attractions: California dreaming |
| BY Magali Robathan | 2008 issue 4 |
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| From a ‘living roof’ covered in plants to insulation made from recycled blue jeans, the newly-opened California Academy of Sciences is one of the greenest attractions in the world |
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Aquariums: Into the deep |
| BY Vicky Kiernander | 2008 issue 4 |
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| Deep Sea Leisure has developed unique visitor experiences – including diving with sharks – at its UK aquariums in a bid to promote marine conservation |
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Multimedia/av: Bigger and better |
| BY Louise Bishops | 2008 issue 4 |
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| Multimedia and AV experiences are becoming both bigger and more personal. We look at the latest techniques |
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Entrepreneurs: Enterprising ventures |
| BY Kathleen Whyman | 2008 issue 4 |
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| We speak to Gilles Ste-Croix of Cirque du Soleil, Michael Kuhl of Gondwana – Das Praehisotrium and Monty Lunde of Technifex in the first of a two-part series on the industry’s entrepreneurs |
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Volcanology: All fired up |
| BY Tom Walker | 2008 issue 4 |
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| French science centre Vulcania has made learning about volcanoes fun without sacrificing scientific integrity |
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Interview: Keith James |
| BY Kathleen Whyman | 2008 issue 4 |
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| The president and now sole owner of Jack Rouse Associates tells us there
won’t be any changes at the company despite his new status |
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Theme parks: Born in the USA |
| BY Peter Sargent | 2008 issue 4 |
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| Hard Rock Park filed for bankruptcy protection in September. We investigate the park and talk to CEO Steven Goodwin |
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Profile: Jim Meikle |
| BY Kath Hudson | 2008 issue 4 |
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| The president of California-based Parks America’s Wild Animal Safari attractions details his journey from theme park expert to animal park operator, and explains the challenges involved |
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