The Audubon Institute’s Aquarium of the Americas offers underwater and on-land exhibits for visitors. RPT produced some of the acrylic windows seen at the Institute. A 30 foot long (9.1m) clear R-Cast™ acrylic tunnel sits on the bottom of the 132,000 gallon (500,000 liter) Caribbean Reef aquarium and allows visitors to view vivid, tropical marine life in a way they never have before. RPT also supplied large viewing windows for watching sharks in the Gulf of Mexico exhibit. The windows measure 18.3 feet long x 14.4 feet high (5.6m L x 4.4m H) and are 9.7 inches thick (246mm) in order to withstand the water pressure from that depth.

RPT also supplied viewing windows for the penguin exhibit. This exhibit features African black-footed penguins and Rockhopper penguins, both of which are warm-water species.