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PVC shade structures keep visitors comfortable at Gold Coast theme park
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Architecture & Design Team

Architecture & Design Team

28 Oct 2022 • 2m read • View Author

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Wave-like shade canopies around the edge provide shade

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An aerial view of WetnWild H2Oasis

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The shade canopies were themed to enhance the H2Oasis design and transform the space

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