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HKS-BROCHURE-Lowres.Pdf www.hksconsultants.com CONCEPT TO DESIGN HKS DESIGNER & CONSULTANT INTERNATIONAL COMPANY LTD. Bringing Man Closer to Nature Who we are HKS Designer & Consultant Intl, Co., Ltd. came into existence in Our Vision the year 2001. Our head oce is in Bangkok, Thailand with branch oces at HCM City, Vietnam and Mumbai, India. HKS aims to strike a Bringing man closer to nature healthy balance between man and nature by providing durable architectural solutions. We believe in sustaining the harmony of Our Philosophy nature and we conduct eco-friendly workshops. Come with a dream... We will make it happen Services of HKS include Concept and Master Plan Development of Amusement Parks, Gardens, Parks, Children’s playgrounds, Theme Based Reality Shows, Zoos, Aquariums, Oceanariums Etc. The Our Mission talented sta of HKS delivers timely results by exploring all options Profess Professionalism... and provides you with incisive details of our products and services. Our Services Concept Design, Master Plan & Architectural/Technical Development Business Development Zoo Related Services Animal Enrichment Programs Animal Feeding Programs Conservation Breeding Programs Educational Animal Presentations Animal Keepers Training Workshops and Lectures Aquarium Related Services Aquarium/Tanks and Interior Designs Consultancy on Acrylic Sheets and Supplies Consultancy on Water Filter Systems and Supplies Consultancy on Supplies of Aquarium Animals and Products Theme Park Related Services Design Development and Implementation Consultancy on Equipment’s and Supplies CONCEPT TO DESIGN Theme Show Development and Implementation HKS Designer & Consultant International Co. Ltd. www.hksconsultants.com Garden Design / Landscaping HKS has pioneered the unique art of bringing nest landscape architecture solutions. We cater to multiple services oering the highest precision. Our projects include upgrading of existing properties and creation of sparkling new landscape designs. The end results of our functions speak volumes about the relentless eorts of our architects. Our landscape solutions are blended with eective planning and timely executions. We deliver enduring landscape variety with suggestive durable spaces. Refreshing landscape designs of HKS incorporate cost-eective civil engineering that serves contemporary and urban needs in order to satisfy diverse dimensions. Our procient expert understands ground level nature of soil, wind and light to provide safe and reliable landscape architecture services. J.J. Green Garden Design Goregaon 1 Garden Design Goregaon 2 Roof Top Garden Roof Top Garden Aquarium Design Services For years HKS has been consulting clients for various aquarium needs namely for Acrylic Sheets and Supplies, Consultancy on Water Filter Systems and Supplies, Supplies of Aquarium Animals and Products and other Life Support System require- ments. HKS preserves the beauty of aquarium and oers ecient services. HKS delivers satisfying Aquarium solutions. Our motivation lies in providing quick resolutions, welcoming aquarium enthusiasts to explore the mesmerizing treasure of underwater life. HKS eectively utilizes its vast experience and caters to Concept Design, Supply and Installation, Life Support Systems including Home and Fish Aquarium Services. HKS Designer & Consultant International Co. Ltd. www.hksconsultants.com Zoo Design Animal conservation is an imperative arm of zoos, museums and wildlife sanctuaries worldwide. HKS believes in sustaining the natural wealth of Mother Nature so that the future generations will get privilege to see the treasures of the animal kingdom. HKS educates about the need for animal conservation with a client centric approach. After a thorough study of client’s objectives and needs, HKS delivers the most suitable solutions. HKS caters to a variety of services such as Concept Design, Detailed Architectural Designs, Shop Drawings, Supply and Installations of Life Support Systems including Aquarium Services. Mugger & Gharial Viewing Shelter Cheetah Restaurant Underwater Hippo Exhibit Lorikeet Aviary Interpretation Centre Interior “Children Library” After Dark Design Experience HKS has special designs for the Night Safari. Our educative show raises aware- ness about the jungle’s nightlife with engaging activities dealing with animal conservation. Our after dark experience includes more than twenty nocturnal creatures such as owls, cats etc. and from the zoo railing visitors can enjoy creatures moving beautifully across our inventively designed jungle ambience. HKS ensures visitors are safe. Stunning special eects of HKS design injects fun, thrill and excitement for visitors. HKS Designer & Consultant International Co. Ltd. www.hksconsultants.com Some of our ongoing and completed work Veermata Jijabai Bhosle Udyan - Zoo Triumphal Arch Entrance Plaza Ticketing Oce At Entrance Plaza Sundail Garden At Entrance Plaza Humboldt Peguin Exhibit Humboldt Peguin Exhibit Bird Park at Eco Park, Kolkata, India Concept Design and Development HKS Designer & Consultant International Co. Ltd. www.hksconsultants.com Taman Margasatwa Bukittinggi Zoo, Indonesia Taman Margasatwa Bukittinggi Zoo Master Plan Taman Margasatwa Bukittinggi Zoo Master Plan (workshop) Taman Satwa Jurug Solo Zoo Master Plan Taman Satwa Jurug Solo Zoo, Indonesia Taman Satwa Jurug Solo Zoo master plan (workshop) HKS Designer & Consultant International Co. Ltd. www.hksconsultants.com FLC Safari, Vietnam FLC Safari Masterplan Concept Design and Development FLC Safari Masterplan Concept for Johor Zoo, Malaysia CONCEPT LAYOUT HKS Designer & Consultant International Co. Ltd. www.hksconsultants.com Auvoa Theme Park, Vietnam Concept Design and Development Eco - Muong Thanh Zoo Master Plan, Vietnam Concept Design and Development Primate Island Elephant Exhibit Hippo Exhibit HKS Designer & Consultant International Co. Ltd. www.hksconsultants.com Java Jones “Temple of The Terror” Theme Show Design HKS specializes in theme shows and gives detailed training to actors and animals. HKS uses exciting range of costumes, stunts, special eects and a variety of synchronized sounds that thrill and entertain visitors. HKS customized theme shows are exclusively based on stories and diverse themes." Widely renowned Wild West Cowboy theme from HKS Designers is successfully running packed shows in Taman Safari, Indonesia & is an example of our purpose of creativity and connectivity between Humans & Animals along with a tinge of fun, laughter, dance and entertainment. The ingenious designs of HKS enable timeless memories for visitors and our programs are tuned for all age groups. Wild Wild West Theme shows from HKS are aptly Cowboy Show blended with fun, thrill and adventure — oering hair-rais- ing experience to visitors. Java Jones “Temple of The Terror” Wild Wild West Cowboy Show HKS Designer & Consultant International Co. Ltd. www.hksconsultants.com Educational Animal Presentations HKS in association with wildlife professionals have developed several animal presentations for all the ve zoos under the Zoological Park Organization of Thailand (Dusit Zoo, Khao Kheow Open Zoo, Chaiangmai Zoo, Nakorn Ratchasima Zoo and Songkhla Zoo). These educational programs include animal training, sta training, animal shows, and sound production, script writing, animal acquisition, exhibit & designs, behaviour & environmental enrichment of mammals and birds. Primary aim of HKS is to convey conservation messages and educate public in an entertaining manner which we term as ‘Edutainment’. HKS's concept for Animal and educational program enables visitors to envision birds and little critters performing in their natural behaviours. www.journey t othej ungle.com Wild Dusit Breakfast & Lunch with Suriya Wild Khao Kheow Wild Khao Kheow HKS Designer & Consultant International Co. Ltd. www.hksconsultants.com Some of our Achievements Lion Exhibit, Khao Kheow Open Zoo Bird Aviary at Eco Park MIAL, Aquarium Design Concept for International Airport, Mumbai Chonburi, Thailand Kolkata, India (Height of tank : 12.7m | Diameter of tank: 4m) Wild Wild West, Cowboy Show at Taman Safari Temple of Terror, Java Jones Stunt Show at Taman Safari Underwater Hippo Viewing Shelter, Proposed for Mumbai zoo, Bogor, Indonesia Bogor, Indonesia Mumbai, India Garden Design, MCGM, Survival of Wildlife, Songkhla Zoo Australian Kingdom, Konkhen Zoo Mumbai, India Songkhla, Thailand Konkhen, Thailand Bird Aviary Masterplan for Pune Zoo Night Predators show, Chiang mai Night Safari Breakfast with Suriya-Orangutan at Khao Kheow Open Zoo Pune, India Chiangmai, Thailand Chonburi, Thailand Cheetah Restaurant, Proposed for Mumbai zoo Dusit Welcome Centre, Dusit Zoo Journey to the Jungle, Khao Kheow Open Zoo Mumbai, India Bangkok, Thailand Chonburi, Thailand HKS Designer & Consultant International Co. Ltd. www.hksconsultants.com Our Achievements www.hksconsultants.com HKS has experienced staggering ‘turns and twists’ right from its inception. Bromsgrove International School, Thailand We have steadfastly enjoyed this journey and embraced every bit of the » Design, Supply and Installation Playground Equipment challenge. Our achievements include happy and satised clients from various geographies that are mentioned as below. St.Andrews International School Sukhumvit 107 » Design, Supply and Installation Playground Equipment Municipal Corporation of Greater Mumbai, India Surat Thani Municipality, Surat Thani Province » Master plan of Veermata Jijibai Bhosle Udyan – Zoo Byculla » Supply and Installation Playground Equipment » Project Management Consultant
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