The Dancing Fountain At The Red Castle In Tripoli, Libya
The Largest Musical Fountain Installation in North Africa
2025
Completion time
100*10M
Floor space
Libya
Location

Project Spotlight
Project Overview
Stretching approximately 100 meters, the dancing fountain at Tripoli’s Red Citadel integrates advanced water features including 1D and 2D motion systems, air blast fountains, programmable fountain nozzles, laser visuals, and DMX512 underwater lighting. Recognized as the largest musical fountain installation in North Africa, it creates an immersive visual performance and has become a distinctive cultural icon of the city.
Key Highlights
The fountain was designed to blend modern water show technology with the historical atmosphere of the Red Castle, creating a powerful visual experience that enhances the city’s public space and nighttime landscape.

Total Length: Approximately 100 meters

Special Effects: Air blast fountains and programmable nozzles

Fountain Systems: 1D and 2D motion systems

Lighting System: DMX512 RGB underwater lighting

Visual Effects: Integrated laser visuals

Status: Largest musical dancing fountain in North Africa
Design Concept & Challenges
The design concept focused on creating a world-class musical fountain that would respect the historical significance of the Red Castle while introducing modern entertainment technology to Tripoli’s urban landscape.

Key challenges included:
· Coordinating large-scale water movements across an extended 100-meter layout.
· Achieving precise synchronization between water, lighting, lasers, and music.
· Designing a system capable of stable, long-term operation in a demanding seawater environment.
Through advanced engineering and refined programming, the fountain delivers fluid, expressive performances that transform the surrounding space into a vibrant cultural stage.
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