There are few things that fascinate us more than the sea. Its contemplation arouses a sense of peace, while its colors, textures, movements and amplitude provide a scientifically proven effect of relaxation in our nervous system. Above all, it makes us realize how small we are in the universe. It is not by chance that a house facing the sea is a dream of consumption for many, let alone with a pool right in front of it. Infinity pools play with this feeling of infinite sea and sky. Through a well-elaborated set of levels and plans, they create an optical illusion that leaves everyone speechless, making pool water appear as if merged with the horizon, overflowing at one or more edges. But before you plan your photo on Instagram with a glass of sparkling wine in your hand, let's take a look at how these pools are built.
Kimikazu Tomizawa
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Infinity Pools in 15 Architecture Projects
https://www.archdaily.com/913175/infinity-pools-in-15-architecture-projectsEduardo Souza
Refresh Yourself with ArchDaily's 15 Most Popular Pools on Pinterest
We present to you 15 of ArchDaily's most re-pinned pools on Pinterest; designs which resonate with the profound power of the aquatic. As Lao Tzu reminds us, "nothing is softer or more flexible than water, yet nothing can resist it," not even architecture. Now come on in; the water's fine.
https://www.archdaily.com/548094/refresh-yourself-with-archdaily-s-15-most-popular-pools-on-pinterestAndrew Gipe
Rooms / Ando Corporation
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Architects: ANDO Corporation
- Area: 288 m²
https://www.archdaily.com/339566/rooms-ando-corporationDiego Hernández