Water is one of our most precious assets. Where there is water there is life. It gives cooling and clarity, liveliness and tranquillity.
In our gardens and landscapes it plays an important role wherever it can, as a lake with the course of a brook, as a water basin or as a pool. With water you can design, create moods and exert a beneficial influence on the microclimate.
What is more, the significance of water has changed considerably in recent years. Increasingly frequent weather extremes confront us with in part serious challenges. For times of drought, water must be collected and stored. And in torrential rainfall we must show the water where to go and develop smart drainage concepts.
The design opportunities water offers are enormous. The practical and the beautiful can be combined. Even the fulfilment of statutory requirements can lead to a jewel of the garden. And a swimming pool too can be sustainable nowadays. Thanks to modern technology we are able to plan pools that consume little or no energy and few resources. Filled with collected rainwater, heated by geothermal energy and filtered by sustainable filtration systems, a pool can be almost as environment friendly as a mountain lake. You can swim your lengths in it with an easy conscience.
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