Most dry fountains are installations that belong to the civil-work field. They are usually public projects designed to invigorate and embellish the cities’ common areas, especially squares, parks and gardens. This means that dry fountains must meet a series of basic requirements aiming to achieve a proper interaction between them and the pedestrians. They would be the following: Read More

In dry fountains, just like in every public or private installation where a certain quantity of water is stored, it is compulsory to include a filtration system to purify the water and keep it in optimal condition. It is a basic feature: we are talking about installations where peasants make contact with water. In passable dry fountains this is much more likely to happen, ad they are places where people interact with the fountain and make direct contact with the liquid. Read More

When a fountain is of a dynamic kind, as it usually happens with dry fountains, it needs a control system to manage water features, lighting and sound (in Waterboy), as well as the synchronization between all these features. Read More

The DMX acronym corresponds to a communication protocol, specifically created to facilitate the management of more and more complex lamps with more variables to be governed. This protocol has been successfully transferred to the field of architecturals fountains, thanks to its simplicity and versatility. Read More