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EVA dock fender (page 19, May 2017) Expanded options for marine forklifts (page 19, May 2017) Fenders for jetties (page 18, February 2017) Flat foam push bow RIB (page 18, February 2018) Global services from Rolec (page 17, May 2018) Hydraulic boat trailer (page 16, August 2017) Hydraulic boat trailer (page 18, February 2018) Innovative dry stack storage (page 17, August 2017) Long life pontoons (page 18, February 2017) Marina crane with mast removal (page 19, February 2017) Marine hoist (page 19, May 2017) Mobile ‘phone-operated marina services (page 17, November 2016) Mooring buoy with facets (page 16, November 2017) Mooring buoys (page 17, November 2016) Mooring cleats (page 17, August 2018) Mowing boat (page 17, November 2016) Multi-mode radio (page 18, February 2018)


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orld-leading architectural practice Chapman Taylor LLP, which


specialises in large-scale mixed- use projects, has reported that construction work at the US$6 billion Global 100 theme park in China is progressing very well, with the mammoth development on course to open in Spring, this year. The company was appointed to undertake the overall master planning at the site, which will be comparable to Walt Disney Parks and Resorts, currently the world’s biggest amusement corporation based on the number


of visitors it attracts. Global 100 will be one of the


world’s largest theme parks by size and one of the world’s most popular attractions by attendee numbers. It is an integrated development combining leisure, retail, hospitality facilities and a 400-hectare residential scheme in Haikou on Hainan Island. The 170-hectare theme park consists of six different villages, each one being influenced by international film-making attractions from China, Europe and America, and has a vital role to play in ensuring that Hainan Island becomes firmly established as China’s


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principal tourist destination for both domestic and international tourists.


Master plan Chapman Taylor developed the Global 100 master plan for Changchun Film Group Corporation, as well as providing the concept and architectural designs for the Chinese and English villages. The theme park villages represent the countries of China, The Netherlands, UK, Italy, Spain and Germany/Switzerland, respectively. The concept of the Chinese


Village draws on the architecture of the Loulan Kingdom or


‘ancient desert city’ and features twin towers housing a major entertainment facility at the centre of the design. A waterfront component features a fishing village, an indoor street and the giant ship from the legendary story of ‘Zheng He’s Expedition’. All these elements work together to create an impression of ‘The Great Silk Road’ journey.


Bond and Bean In the UK area, visitors can expect to meet film characters, including James Bond 007, Alice in Wonderland and Mr Bean. The village will also feature such British


Above: The Global 100 theme park is seen here during the final stage of construction work. Right: The project has a strong waterfront component.


architectural and cultural icons as historic castles, traditional country villages and markets. Director Chris Lanksbury,


commented that “Chapman Taylor are excited to be part of what is an unprecedented project that is set to rival existing globally famous attractions offered around the world”.


Chapman Taylor shanghai@chapmantaylor.com www.chapmantaylor.com


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Pedestals for electric boats (page 17, August 2018) Pontoon lighting (page 16, November 2017) Recycled vinyl sheet piles (page 17, August, 2018) Seabin floating waste collectors (page 17, August 2018) Solar-powered dock light (page 17, May 2018) Teak-coloured grating (page 19, February 2017) Workcoat from Australia (page 16, November 2017)


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