The company’s Chinese-language project archive identifies this installation as the Century Park musical fountain in Karamay, Xinjiang. The photographs provide a useful reference for the scale of a waterfront water show and the relationship between its foreground jets and taller background formations. They show the installation in its setting, rather than a rendering or an equipment collage.
| Location | Karamay, Xinjiang, China |
|---|---|
| Reference type | Project photography from the company’s Chinese-language archive |
What the project photographs show
- Broad illuminated arcs frame a central group of vertical jets, creating several visible layers across the water.
- Different lighting colours distinguish the foreground effects from the larger formations behind them.
- The surrounding waterfront is visible, helping the viewer understand the fountain’s relationship to the urban setting.
Engineering questions for a similar project
Use these photographs to discuss the intended visual direction, then develop a site-specific design. A new installation needs its own hydraulic, electrical and civil review. Before approving a similar concept, ask:
- Which viewing areas and sightlines must the show serve?
- How will wind limits, spray drift and water-level changes be handled?
- Where can maintenance teams reach pumps, underwater lights and control equipment safely?
Photo source and project data
Source: Chinese-language company project archive. Original watermarks are retained. Budget, handover date and connected electrical load are not inferred from photographs. Operating clips in the video library are not assigned to this project without confirmation.
For a technical comparison, request the relevant supply scope, equipment schedule, maintenance requirements and handover documentation. Photographs help establish the visual reference; procurement decisions also require those project records.
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