Musical Fountains
Our spectacular dancing fountains unite water, light and music in perfectly synchronized performances. Advanced control systems transform every jet into part of a precisely choreographed show, creating captivating displays that are fully automated yet always feel alive.
More than a visual attraction, our fountains create vibrant gathering places for families and communities. By combining artistry, engineering and sensory design, they turn public spaces into unforgettable shared experiences.
Plaza Mariano de las Casas Dancing Fountain
Budget 2 million dollars, year 2008 Located in the World Heritage city of Querétaro, Mexico, this monumental fountain measures 150 feet long and 45 feet wide. Every hour, 1,000 water nozzles come alive in a choreographed performance of water, light and music—sending up to 10 tons of water into the air.
Engineering Behind the Show
The fountain holds 80,000 gallons of water and is powered by 64 pumps delivering a combined 300 horsepower. Its control and lighting systems use up to 300,000 watts of electricity. We worked closely with local authorities to integrate this complex system into the historic plaza without compromising its cultural heritage or architectural character.
Year 2017, budget 1 million dollars. As part of the centennial celebration of Mexico’s 1917 Constitution, the Municipality of El Marqués commissioned us to create a new public attraction for Plaza San Pedro in Querétaro.
The installation features 25 illuminated water jets integrated directly into the plaza floor. All equipment is housed underground, preserving the open space for the community’s traditional religious, cultural and recreational events.
An additional 12-jet water clock was installed along the existing water wall. Synchronized with the clock of the Church of San Pedro, the fountain marks every hour through choreographed water sequences and bell chimes.