January / February 2016

Best Practices: How to Gracefully Conceal Your Filtration Equipment

To be efficient, pond filtration equipment is usually installed as close to the pond as possible. Hiding these parts can be as creative an endeavor as building the pond itself. Many times the ability to hide equipment in plain sight aesthetically makes or breaks a pond’s appearance. Customers want to see the pond —“ not …

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Ever-Changing Plans Makes Building Ponds Tougher

It’s not every day that Universal Aquatics of Atlanta, Georgia gets an opportunity to create something we have never created before. “Asian spice meets the Tennessee Hills with a mix of formal simplicity and a touch of rustic flair, in a nutshell” is what our team was tasked with developing and constructing. In April of …

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Swimming Ponds vs. Natural Swimming Pools

When a designer/builder sells a concept to a homeowner to construct a vessel with the intent of having people swim in it — but instead of using chemicals to treat the water, the swimming water will be treated with biological filtration — what should we call this vessel? Two terms are being bandied about in the …

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The Precarious Artistry of Balancing Stones

The art of precariously placing stones atop one another, usually in creative and highly improbable formations, with the assistance of nothing other than gravity. For some it’s a hobby…for others, a form of meditation, a way to exercise creativity or even a profession. It is stone balancing…and it is my passion. Below is a compilation …

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