Vtx Project Profile_Municipal 2012v2.indd
Abbotsford, BC, CAN
mill lake
C&R
The officials of Centennial Park were looking to add a Splashpad® as a way to keep families in their nature park longer. Sensitive to water conservation, they opted for a solution that would work in conjunction with nature. As such, the water used in the Splashpad® is supplied from an underground aquifer, and is drained into Mill Lake, situated in the heart of Centennial Park. The water then percolates through the soil, acting as a natural bio-filter, and returns to the acquifer. Vortex Solutions: WMS: Size: Play Capacity: Est. Budget:
Splashpad® Smartflow (Capture & Repurpose) 5,900 sq. ft. (550 sq. m.) 235 children USD 190,000 - 200,000
Close up of the Bamboo No 6
Stainless steel Watergarden features complement Mill Lake’s natural surroundings
Vortex Aquatic Structures International
Bamboo Cannon No 2 with multiple interactives
VORTEX-INTL.COM
+1.514.694.3868 (INTL) | 1.877.5VORTEX (USA/CAN)
Kern County, CA, U.s.A.
Lost Hills Park
C&R
The small agricultural city of Lost Hills wanted to commission a large Splashpad® in its municipal park. They wanted to do so with minimum water consumption, but did not have the resources to maintain a recirculating system. Vortex’s solution was to combine a Capture & Repurpose water management system with an appropriate selection of features — such as the Bamboo products — a Smartflow technology using sequencing and fast-acting valves. As such, 15,000 gallons per day of effluent water are captured and repurposed to irrigate the park’s turf. Vortex Solutions: WMS: Size: Play Capacity: Est. Budget:
Splashpad® Smarflow (Capture & Repurpose) 4,000 sq. ft. (370 sq. m.) 160 children USD 180,000 - 195,000
Close up of the Bamboo No 4
The colourful Watergarden Bamboo features at Lost Hills Park
VORTEX-INTL.COM
+1.514.694.3868 (INTL) | 1.877.5VORTEX (USA/CAN)
Watergarden Snake No 2
Vortex Aquatic Structures International
Oxford, MI, U.S.A.
K.L.R. Seymour Lake
C&R
This 125-acre park has numerous amenities, including four tennis courts, four softball fields, four baseball fields, six premier soccer fields, playgrounds, picnic areas, two sand volleyball courts, and is home to “Kid’s Kingdom” Oxford Township’s community built playground and the Splashpad®. The water from the large Splashpad® is drained into a retention pond (Seymour Lake) that is used to irrigate the sports fields in the summer and becomes an ice skating pond in the winter.
Vortex Solutions: WMS: Size:
Splashpad® Smartflow (Capture & Repurpose) 6,000 sq. ft. (555 sq. m.)
Play Capacity: Est. Budget: Entrance Cost:
250 children USD 225,000 - 240,000 $4.00 (free for residents)
Racing under the Three Bells and into the Spray Loops
The Seymour Lake Splashpad® counts the Vortex Whale and Bull Frog among its features
VORTEX-INTL.COM
+1.514.694.3868 (INTL) | 1.877.5VORTEX (USA/CAN)
Smiling under the Aqua Dome No 2
Vortex Aquatic Structures International
mill lake
C&R
The officials of Centennial Park were looking to add a Splashpad® as a way to keep families in their nature park longer. Sensitive to water conservation, they opted for a solution that would work in conjunction with nature. As such, the water used in the Splashpad® is supplied from an underground aquifer, and is drained into Mill Lake, situated in the heart of Centennial Park. The water then percolates through the soil, acting as a natural bio-filter, and returns to the acquifer. Vortex Solutions: WMS: Size: Play Capacity: Est. Budget:
Splashpad® Smartflow (Capture & Repurpose) 5,900 sq. ft. (550 sq. m.) 235 children USD 190,000 - 200,000
Close up of the Bamboo No 6
Stainless steel Watergarden features complement Mill Lake’s natural surroundings
Vortex Aquatic Structures International
Bamboo Cannon No 2 with multiple interactives
VORTEX-INTL.COM
+1.514.694.3868 (INTL) | 1.877.5VORTEX (USA/CAN)
Kern County, CA, U.s.A.
Lost Hills Park
C&R
The small agricultural city of Lost Hills wanted to commission a large Splashpad® in its municipal park. They wanted to do so with minimum water consumption, but did not have the resources to maintain a recirculating system. Vortex’s solution was to combine a Capture & Repurpose water management system with an appropriate selection of features — such as the Bamboo products — a Smartflow technology using sequencing and fast-acting valves. As such, 15,000 gallons per day of effluent water are captured and repurposed to irrigate the park’s turf. Vortex Solutions: WMS: Size: Play Capacity: Est. Budget:
Splashpad® Smarflow (Capture & Repurpose) 4,000 sq. ft. (370 sq. m.) 160 children USD 180,000 - 195,000
Close up of the Bamboo No 4
The colourful Watergarden Bamboo features at Lost Hills Park
VORTEX-INTL.COM
+1.514.694.3868 (INTL) | 1.877.5VORTEX (USA/CAN)
Watergarden Snake No 2
Vortex Aquatic Structures International
Oxford, MI, U.S.A.
K.L.R. Seymour Lake
C&R
This 125-acre park has numerous amenities, including four tennis courts, four softball fields, four baseball fields, six premier soccer fields, playgrounds, picnic areas, two sand volleyball courts, and is home to “Kid’s Kingdom” Oxford Township’s community built playground and the Splashpad®. The water from the large Splashpad® is drained into a retention pond (Seymour Lake) that is used to irrigate the sports fields in the summer and becomes an ice skating pond in the winter.
Vortex Solutions: WMS: Size:
Splashpad® Smartflow (Capture & Repurpose) 6,000 sq. ft. (555 sq. m.)
Play Capacity: Est. Budget: Entrance Cost:
250 children USD 225,000 - 240,000 $4.00 (free for residents)
Racing under the Three Bells and into the Spray Loops
The Seymour Lake Splashpad® counts the Vortex Whale and Bull Frog among its features
VORTEX-INTL.COM
+1.514.694.3868 (INTL) | 1.877.5VORTEX (USA/CAN)
Smiling under the Aqua Dome No 2
Vortex Aquatic Structures International
