Technical Guides

Technical knowledge

Facts first. Site conditions before design decisions.

How site conditions, water flow, stone geometry, sound, filtration and access affect waterfall design.

A practical framework for circulation, biological filtration, mechanical filtration and maintenance planning.

Key planning questions for biological swimming pools, filtration, circulation and site integration.

Design considerations for vertical water surfaces, glass, flow uniformity, sound and maintenance.

How to assess an existing pool, identify upgrade paths and coordinate waterproofing, filtration and automation.

A structured intake for site conditions, objectives, constraints, budget class, timeline and technical needs.

Water architecture & project development

What the client should understand

The page is designed to help a client ask the right questions before a final specification, quotation or implementation decision.

Clarify the property, use, desired atmosphere, water element, scale, constraints and decision makers.

Connect form, flow, sound, material, lighting, planting, structure and service access.

Waterproofing, circulation, filtration, drainage, electrical interfaces and maintenance affect the final result.

The visual environment should remain engaging while information stays clear and actionable.

Brief → validation → concept → technical definition → procurement/coordination → implementation planning.

Project variables

Final dimensions, equipment, structural requirements, regulations, operating conditions and costs depend on the actual site and agreed scope.