Pool

Home & Haus Homestaging & Fotografía | Maite Fragueiro

Located in Buloba on the outskirts of Uganda's capital city - Kampala overlooking Buloba Town, this elegant country home was designed with comfort & serenity in mind. Spanning a gross acreage of about half an acre, the house boasts more than adequate bedroom space, children's play area, marble & tile floors, wide-open Y stairs, a family cinema hall, a swimming pool, a pool house, and other artistic features. The exterior was meticulously rendered in Cinema 4D to pull off this unique contemporary design.

terrasse avant et piscine

Expansive Outdoor Living Space Spaulding Photography

Custom cedar gate with pergola motif. Magonolia Mass ocean front naturalistic oversized pool with water fall features, stepping stones dividing beach entry

beautiful driveway with Belgard Smokey Mountain eco Dublin permeable pavers

Water features can be controlled via the Elan touchpanels.

Randall Perry Photography

Erich Koyama

Curvilinear Pool Entry Stairs Spaulding Photography

Laurel Way Beverly Hills modern home wraparound moat pool

The swimming pool designed by Frank Lloyd Wright is 125’6” feet long, 21’ 6” feet wide. If the pool had been built in Wright’s day it would have been filled up with fresh water and emptied and refilled 7 days later with no provisions for filtration or heating systems. Silver and his guests however would require a swimming pool with modern conveniences of purification, heating, and cleaning. Dr. Jon Meincke, the founder of Crystal Pools an expert in swimming pool circulation and cleaning systems with six patents and international patents pending would tackle the swimming pool’s challenges by balancing respect for Wright’s design and building a pool with the latest in swimming pool innovation. The original owner, Stevens, an efficiency expert hired Frank Lloyd Wright in 1938 to design Auldbrass to be a working plantation would have appreciated Meincke patented Circ-u-vac System. (See Our Technology) Wright himself would have approved of the in floor system since it would not affect his design and is similar in concept to Wright’s radiant heating for the floors of the Auldbrass home.