Concept study 01Casa Oliva
An intimate courtyard, with a little room to slow down.

Considered pools. Beautiful outdoor spaces. A new way to enjoy the everyday.
Discover our workThe first swim before the house wakes. A long lunch that becomes an evening. A quiet moment, close to home.
We imagine pools and outdoor spaces as part of a whole — the architecture, the garden, and the life you want to live.
A little about the studioWater and architecture,
in quiet conversation.
Concept study 01An intimate courtyard, with a little room to slow down.
Concept study 02A long edge, a changing horizon, and space to stay a while.
From a first sketch to the space around the water, start with the part of your home you’d like to change.
How a project unfoldsA pool designed as part of the architecture, the garden and the way you live.
Explore new poolsA thoughtful new chapter for an existing pool, from its surface to the spaces around it.
Explore pool renovationsTerraces, planting and places to gather, considered together with the water.
Explore outdoor livingPlay with a material, change the light.
Find a feeling you’d like to take further.
A visual starting point, rather than a material sample or construction drawing. Real colors, dimensions and suitability are confirmed for your site.
THE WHOLE PICTURE, FROM THE BEGINNING.Your site, your routines, your ambitions. A clear process gives each decision a place.
Share the way you want to use the space.
Explore the site, layout and material palette.
Discuss scope, practicalities and the next steps.

A renovation begins by understanding what is already there.

A pool terrace deserves the same attention as the pool itself.

Why the appearance of water belongs to a bigger material conversation.
With your ideas, the site and the way you want to use the space. Send an enquiry with your location and initial thoughts; the studio can discuss whether the project is a fit and what information is needed next.
A renovation starts with understanding the existing structure, equipment, access and surrounding space. The scope depends on a site assessment and the advice of the relevant professionals.
Consider the complete project: site preparation, the pool, access, equipment, finishes and surrounding work. The material study is illustrative and does not calculate prices. A scoped proposal follows a discussion of the actual site.
No. The study is a visual starting point. Actual water appearance changes with depth, lighting, weather, surrounding reflections, material and water conditions. Review physical samples and real project photographs before choosing.
The form saves a private project enquiry. The studio confirms availability, meeting arrangements and any fees separately. It does not create an appointment or contract.