[Lanhu Aquarium Engineering Case] Subverting traditional design, acrylic craftsmanship creates an immersive ocean world with ingenuity.

Lanhu uses acrylic as a landscape brush and ingenious craftsmanship to create an immersive underwater world exhibition area in Linyi.

meeting the diverse needs of visitors for close encounters with marine life.

Visitors can wander through the panoramic underwater tunnel and appreciate the coral reefs and deep-sea fish landscape through immersive light and shadow technology.

The light and shadow effects of the Jellyfish Palace make it even more mysterious and profound.

The mysterious and serene underwater world, without the need for heavy diving equipment,

you can explore through the ultra-long panoramic transparent acrylic underwater sightseeing tunnel,

directly reaching the deepest part of the seabed. Sharks that cover the sky and the sun, charmingly naive sea turtles,

and nearly 10,000 gorgeous and colorful marine fish swim by with a deep and charming seabed , mysterious and brilliant.

In the urban jungle constructed by steel and concrete, have we forgotten the pure joy of connecting with nature?

Lanhu uses acrylic to create an exquisite and unparalleled underwater world,to allow Linyi residents to interact with the ocean—without traveling far.

Through the crystal-clear acrylic panels, an amazing underwater world unfolds in front of their eyes.

The moment you step into the aquarium, the towering, curved glass dome envelops you in a tranquil blue glow.

Groups of tropical fish float across your view like flowing ribbons, zebra fish and blue tangs dart among the corals.

Under the shimmering lights of the jellyfish exhibit, translucent canopies perform a slow-paced ballet. Faint scent of sea salt float in the air,

accompanied by tidal  white noise in a loop around the ears, transporting your senses into the depth of the sea before your rational mind.

Acrylic materials have always been favored by the design of aquariums and other places because acrylic glass is a highly plastic molecular material.

Compared with ordinary glass, it has better transparency, stability and weather resistance, and better pressure resistance.

When it is used to build a marine life display area, it can withstand stronger pressure while increasing the exhibition area.

So it can hold larger water bodies and display a richer variety of marine life.

Lanhu uses acrylic glass technology to create a long, mysterious and deep  underwater tunnel.

Groups of colorful sea fish shuttle back and forth in the marine life display area built with acrylic glass. The clear blue artificial