Luxury Jaw-Dropping Pool Proposals
- 11 years ago
Check out these luxury jaw-dropping pool proposals.
There’s nothing that screams success more than a fancy pool.
The prominent Dutch design firm, NL architects received a request from a high-end client in 2011.
The Canadian entrepreneur, simply referred to as Andrew R. bought a property in Del Ray Beach, Florida and asked for a new home design along with a pool that would easily stand apart from the rest.
The first option is called ‘drop blob’ featuring a kidney shaped house. What resides on the roof is a weaving pool surrounded by a forest of plants and trees. Water spills from the edge of the top, down over the home’s glass walls.
The second idea is simply called ‘pool house’. The pool again takes up space on the roof on a seemingly simple rectangular shaped dwelling. In actuality there’s multiple pools of differing depths that flow together to make one body of water.
The third and final proposal is the ‘sawa’ house. Above the rectangular home is a multi-layered, contoured rooftop pool. Resembling a thick set of stairs, water continuously flows down the steps, which creates a constant waterfall effect.
How do you like the designs?
There’s nothing that screams success more than a fancy pool.
The prominent Dutch design firm, NL architects received a request from a high-end client in 2011.
The Canadian entrepreneur, simply referred to as Andrew R. bought a property in Del Ray Beach, Florida and asked for a new home design along with a pool that would easily stand apart from the rest.
The first option is called ‘drop blob’ featuring a kidney shaped house. What resides on the roof is a weaving pool surrounded by a forest of plants and trees. Water spills from the edge of the top, down over the home’s glass walls.
The second idea is simply called ‘pool house’. The pool again takes up space on the roof on a seemingly simple rectangular shaped dwelling. In actuality there’s multiple pools of differing depths that flow together to make one body of water.
The third and final proposal is the ‘sawa’ house. Above the rectangular home is a multi-layered, contoured rooftop pool. Resembling a thick set of stairs, water continuously flows down the steps, which creates a constant waterfall effect.
How do you like the designs?