Phase 1 : a water effect with an emblematic vocation: The King Flower

Located in the lake of Yinzhou Park, the King Flower water effect appears majestically in front of the Skyline of South Business, a set of modern and recent skyscrapers that reflects the economic dynamism of the district. Seen from Yinzhou Square, and the local authority building, the King Flower, made up of high-powered canons with a height of jets up to 50 meters high, symbolizes the power and dynamism of the new district, and becomes its emblem, the front door. It is also the connecting point between the Phase 4 Water Theaters on Cultural Square and Phase 3 on Water Street.

Phase 2 : The lighthouse water show

With an opening of 120 meters, the water show implanted in an arc of a circle covers some 10,000 square meters around the Wetland Park lighthouse to the west of Yinzhou Park, like the amplified and choreographed echo of the light which guided the navigators. More than 50 water jets make up this water show entirely installed on semi-submerged floating barges in order to avoid the installation of permanent infrastructures in the lake. The water show is embellished with lasers and presents rhythmic shows that recall the spirit of conquest and development linked to navigation.

Phase 3: The Water Street Multimedia Water Theater

With a layout over more than 250 meters long, this multimedia water show proposes a variety of original water effects to offer a unique show as well as an evolving promenade that offers different atmospheres. Projections on a water screen, giant water wings, moving jets, flower jets and a Columnar jet punctuate this promenade, which is also covered by a line of 50 straight jets and arches.

Phase 4 : architectural fountains

Aquatique Show had already been present in Ningbo since the early 2000s with an installation of musical fountains in Yinzhou Square in front of the government palace. The authorities wanted to decorate the existing fountains which were still functioning with new effects and modernize the lighting already in place.

On the square that saw the birth of the Ningbo Museum in 2008, designed by the architect Wang Shu (Pritzker Architecture Prize in 2012), our new installations have taken the show of musical fountains to a higher level with more architectural and imposing water effects, as well as our exclusive lighting, the AQUAPRO led projectors that give Yinzhou Square a new profile.

Concept board of all 4 water shows implantation