Chimelong Safari Park is one of a cluster of leisure attractions and hotels in Guangzhou run by the Chimelong Group, it is the biggest wildlife theme park in Asia. Simon has a twenty-year association with the group since designing lighting for Night Zoo, which opened in 2000.
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Robbenzaal – Amsterdam
Refurbishment and development of the sea lion gallery at Artis Zoo, Amsterdam.
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The world’s first museum dedicated to microbes and micro-organisms opened in 2014.
The lighting of Micropia involved close collaboration with the exhibition and media designers to create a unique environment. Many exhibit descriptions are projected on the floor, and most of the exhibits feature integrated lighting.
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A new False Gharial exhibit at Artis Zoo, Amsterdam. Opened 2013.
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View Suspended is an installation piece by Dutch artist Paul Veroude. It was presented at the Shanghai Motor Show in 2005, and again at the British International Motor Show in 2006.
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Explosion! Priddy’s Hard Naval Armament Museum, opened in 2001.
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A very unusual project – to light a sett of feral badgers inside Paignton Zoo. The exhibit was designed over the winter of 1999 and opened in Spring 2000.
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Night Safari was the first night zoo in the world. It was developed by Singapore Zoological Gardens, and opened in 1994 – it has been visited by over 25 million people.
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Simon Corder – very short biography
Award-winning designer Simon Corder has completed more than 400 projects internationally over the past forty or so years. His practice embraces lighting for performance, set & production design, light art, zoo design, event production, lighting for exhibitions, and photography.
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Simon Corder – short biography
Award-winning designer Simon Corder left school in 1978 and joined the circus as a ring boy.
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