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Architectural Water Features

 
 
  • We designed this waiting area water feature for an A/E firm in upstate New York. The sounds of nature resonate within the space during the workday. Two symmetrical contemporary water features were fabricated and installed on a back-slanted and convex lobby wall and both are visible through the glass curtain wall- day and night. The Architects choose a honed slate surface for the wall as well as the water features. By incorporating a remote mechanical area we were able to detail this indoor waterfall design to flow from above the ceiling and into the floor for a wonderful and seamless effect.
  • Our contemporary water features can be incorporated into virtually any space and in any configuration. This water wall of tile was designed as a greeting element to create a mood for the overall space and use. Visitors to this Hilton Homewood Suites Hotel in Florida are able to relax by the custom indoor waterfall within the main lobby or by the fireplace in the adjoining space. This architectural water feature and fireplace were designed as a back to back space separating and defining element that provides an unexpected and pleasant experience for the guest.
  • Spa relaxation rooms become something more enchanting with the addition of a water wall. We designed and fabricated this contemporary water feature from our standard acrylic indoor waterfall systems. Water flows over a ½”clear tempered glass surface from above the ceiling and in front of a textured stone wall surface. Like many of our indoor waterfall designs, this architectural water feature was designed specifically within the context of the adjacent materials and overall space. It is a small waterfall that adds a beneficial acoustic atmosphere of nature to the spa.
  • A narrow pool of water leads to a vertical indoor waterfall within this spa waiting area. It is perhaps the most exciting part of the space since it welcomes guest upon arrival and begins the process of relaxation and escape. The linear pool is only eight inches deep but it is wonderfully detailed into the floor with a river rock bed and plantings and it is maintained, similar to our typical indoor water features, with the most advanced water purification systems for crystal clear water. We really enjoy opportunities where we can take our custom waterfall designs and products to a unique level.
  • Large indoor waterfalls are no trouble using our water feature systems. This custom indoor waterfall was designed for a community auditorium in South Carolina and uses our standard water feature components, modified slightly for size. The space is large and the sound of falling water resonates within. In the evening, passersby can view the beautifully illuminated water feature through the glazed curtain wall entry. The waterfall is approximately 6’ wide and 24’ high and is framed by a natural stone veneered wall. It is an example of our interpretation of “organic indoor waterfalls”.
 
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