STEVE GILKES, Senior Principal Specialist at DNV GL Read moreAerotrope and its founder Chris Hornzee-Jones are simply brilliant in a way that exemplifies the finest engineering: a fusion of practicality, imagination and analysis.
STEVE GILKES, Senior Principal Specialist at DNV GL Read moreAerotrope and its founder Chris Hornzee-Jones are simply brilliant in a way that exemplifies the finest engineering: a fusion of practicality, imagination and analysis.
ROBERT BRAY, director, founder & inventor Brayfoil Technologies, SA Read moreYour team is truly world class. You dedicated yourselves to finding the right solution.
PETER JAMIESON, Technology Expert and Author of Innovation in Wind Turbine Design Read moreAerotrope demonstrate successful innovative engineering: open minds, intuitive understanding, analytical capability & alert practicality.
PAUL LARSEN on achieving 65.35 knots, sailrocket.com Read moreIt's an ambitious project and Aerotrope has helped us keep it on a solidly engineered foundation throughout. Having them on board gave me confidence for when the big day came.
PAUL on www.doylesails.com, 2/16/2006Ongoing thanks to Chris and AEROTROPE [...].This thing will be wild.
LARSEN after the famous 'Sailrocket 1 crash' , quoted on Multihullreview.co.uk, Dec 2008We did some substantial damage to the wing [ but ] thanks to the brilliant design by AEROTROPE [...] it has survived and is fixable by us here in Walvis Bay.
ANISH KAPOOR, Monumenta 2011 catalogue ('Leviathan' exhibition at Grand Palais, Paris)I would especially like to thank Christopher Hornzee-Jones for his attention to every detail of the work, and to his team at Aerotrope Alberto Martinez and Wang Feng.
ETHAN SILVA, President of Performance Structures Inc., in The Times London WE Review, July 17, 2004.Chris is a brilliant engineer who's worked a lot with shell structures.
DANNY KOZYRA, ironworker & foreman for Cloudgate, in ‘Making it Shine’, Chicago Tribune, August 24, 2005From an engineering standpoint it was just unbelievable. I've never been on a job where you could take pieces, in the form they arrive, put them together and not have to cut, file or do anything to them.