The judges noted that this project was part of a new house construction project. As the first team on site, it was imperative that the location of the pool was exactly placed, as all other structures on site were to be placed off the pool location.
Located on a sloped block within a bush fire area, the pool was to be constructed fully out of ground with concrete piers down to rock. 
All aspects of the house, landscaping and pool blended seamlessly together.
 A broad considered design ensured integration was achieved between all the key spaces of the property.
The design allowed levels for the pool coping and surrounds have been constructed  to ensure continuous levels into the outdoor entertaining area.
With multiple levels to the poolscape and surrounding landscaping, clear direction from the outset of the project was required to ensure the pool fencing would be compliant with the fencing standards.
Being an acreage bush property the maintenance for this pool was considered with an oversized wet edge acting as a skimmer box created spilling into a covered balance tank to best manage the debris. As the tiled outside wall of the pool was due West and exposed to the harshest of conditions such as water and heat, epoxy grout for the tiling was used to exposed surfaces to ensure the finishes would last. In addition Infloor cleaning has been added to the pool best equipped to manage the unique design of the pool and surrounding landscape. As the pool can be viewed from most rear windows of the house the product selections complimented the house whilst also providing a picturesque outlook from the house. The Matala pool coping  compliments the exterior colour of the house. The Orpheus blend pool tiles provides a striking contrast between the exterior house colours and the lush greens of the surrounding yard and tennis court, making the pool a bold feature of the area.
The inclusion of the 2 edge infinity edge of the pool, created a resort feel to the property and enhanced the vista from the house to the rear of the property.