How it works

The engineering beneath still water.

Explore the essential circulation path and reveal the coordinated layers that turn an architectural pool into an operating water system.

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Interactive system explorer

Follow the water through the pool.

This conceptual visualization explains a typical circulation sequence. It is not a project-specific hydraulic calculation or operating specification.

Architectural pool circulation diagramWater moves from the pool edge to a balance tank, through a pump, filter, treatment and heater, then returns to the pool through inlets.BALANCETANKPUMPFILTERTREATHEATPOOL VESSELOVERFLOW EDGERETURN INLET
Circulation62%
Water28°C
EdgeOverflow
01

Collect

Surface water is collected through an overflow edge or skimmer arrangement selected for the project.

02

Condition

The circulation system moves water through filtration, treatment, and temperature-control stages.

03

Return

Conditioned water returns through coordinated inlets to support circulation across the pool volume.

Every pool is different

The final system is engineered around architecture, use, climate, and applicable codes.

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Summit, New Jersey

34 Maple Street
Summit, NJ 07901

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Let’s make water part of the architecture.

Start with the site, the vision, and the way you want to live with water. Our team will help define the right pool system and next technical step.

Studio
34 Maple Street
Summit, New Jersey 07901
United States
Hours
Monday – Friday
8:00 AM – 5:00 PM

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