ATTRACTIONS MANAGEMENT
IN THIS ISSUE
p20 the V&A’s director Martin Roth
p34 PortAventura’s development plans
p74 Waterparks: how to save water ISSUE 3 2012
5 Editor’s letter 8 Theme park news 10 Zoo news 12 Science centre news 14 Heritage news 16 Waterpark news 17 Gallery news 19 Museum news
20 Profi le: Martin Roth
The V&A’s fi rst non-British director talks about how he plans to maintain the museum’s heritage and world-class sta- tus while bringing it into a digital world and overseeing its FuturePlan project
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p38 designing zoos to engage visitors in with conservation
26 Design project profi le: Light touch
AL_A’s Amanda Levete describes what inspired the V&A’s new Exhibition Road scheme, which will include galleries, a new courtyard and a dramatic entrance
30 Analysis Record results
Dave Camp analyses the latest TEA/ AECOM Theme Index report, which reveals that admissions to the top theme parks rose to a record volume in 2011
34 Interview: Sergio Feder
Europe’s tallest, fastest rollercoaster opened in PortAventura this year. CEO Sergio Feder tells Tom Walker why it was important to claim this title
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38 Zoo design: Go wild
Global projects that help visitors under- stand the importance of conservation
42 Interview: Dan Snow
The tv presenter and historian reveals the aims behind his keynote speech for VAC
44 Expo: Floriade 2012
BRC’s Bart Dohmen discusses the challenges of designing the Dutch expoº–
46 Industry opinion: Changing times
In the third of our series marking our 15th anniversary, experts talk about what’s changed and what they look forward to
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