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For The Love of Art and Swimming Pools

Every pool fanatic knows the feeling of euphoria when they spot their favorite one, whether it’s an architectural marvel, a beautiful casting of water upon blue tile or a pool that fulfills a nostalgic yearning for a childhood memory. For artist Kathleen Streitenberger, the latter is true. As a native of Cincinnati, Ohio, she grew

Swimming On the Edge

The Philippines are home to all kinds of beautiful features, whether it’s the white beaches or the jaw-dropping volcanoes. But in Cebu City, a residential project and architectural marvel stays hidden from view, positioned at the edge of a cliff along the eastern coast of the island country. The aptly named Cliff House Villas were

Poor Water Quality Clouds Olympic Triathlon Swim

For a century, it was illegal to swim in the Seine, the river that flows through the heart of Paris. The law was established as a matter of public health — the river was so polluted with debris and bacteria, it would be dangerous to swim in. If a swimmer ingested the murky, infested water, they’d

The MFG Mobile Sauna: A Blend of Relaxation and Design Innovation

The MFG Mobile Sauna, located in Halle, Germany, was manufactured by Friedrich Gerlach, Emil Löber, and Sophia Reissenweber with the aim of making use of public spaces in urban areas. The sauna — designed to fit on a small footprint, such as a car parking spot — offers a unique space for relaxation and interdisciplinary

Aquatic Industry Influences Art

In a remote area south of Las Vegas, hugging the California and Nevada state line, Australian artist CJ Hendry presented her latest work — a full-scale, interactive art piece identified as “Public Pool.” The white- and floral-themed installation presented a stark contrast to the open, barren brown hues of the desert surroundings. A 50-meter inflatable

Planting Design With Style

Editor’s Note: This article was first published by WaterShapes. A well-conceived softscape environment undoubtedly connects with one’s inner soul — perhaps more than any design element apart from water. I prioritize plants largely because they provide a comforting bridge to the natural world, and they’re beautiful — or at least they certainly can and should