Planning and design of water park parent-child water park, construction and installation of water park equipment

The planning and design steps for a water park can be divided into seven stages from the beginning to the construction stage. 1. The planning of the water park was the initial source of the project. This is mainly a preliminary consideration for the project, including: analysis of upper level conditions, theme positioning, market positioning, site selection, intention layout mode, basic content planning, etc. 2. The feasibility study of the water park verifies the feasibility of the project planning from a technical and economic perspective, including policy research, market analysis, planning scheme research, preliminary investment estimation, financial analysis, impact analysis, risk analysis, etc. It is an important step in determining whether the project is established. 3. After the overall planning of the water park is determined, the overall layout and arrangement of the base in terms of time and space will be carried out. At this stage, it is necessary to clarify the scope of land use, land indicators, building requirements, supporting facilities, and other contents. 4. The conceptual design of the water park will be officially put into specific design work after the project is finalized. Finalize the theme story, architectural style, floor plan layout, route setting, water amusement project configuration, and commercial/service/management facility configuration. 5. The design of the water park continues the conceptual design phase, comprehensively carrying out various design work, including specialized designs for architecture, exterior, interior, landscape, lighting, electrical, and other aspects. 6. The final design of the water park is based on the scheme design, clarifying the facade, size, color, etc., and marking the details. 7. The construction drawings of the water park will incorporate all design results into the construction documents for use in construction bidding and subsequent construction guidance.