We are delighted to announce that the project we recently completed with Paradise Pools and Gardens has won the first prize in the Luxury Pools Pinnacle Awards for technology and automation.
Luxury Pools wrote that this year’s entries were the strongest they had ever seen, with stunning projects from more than 100 builders and designers. There were only nine winners in the entire competition and so we were thrilled that one of our projects was recognised and honoured with this award.
"This project is genius. All the high-tech innovations for outdoor technologies are here. Starting with a movable pool floor that allows the homeowner to control the depth of the pool and, when not in use, becomes an extension of the patio. This space is all about new innovations and the technologies used to design an outdoor space.” – James Scott, Pinnacle Awards Judge.
The print edition of the Fall/Winter issue, will include the Pinnacle Awards winners and the digital edition is emailed out on October 17. If you are interested to see ours and the other winning projects, you can view them on the link below: http://www.luxurypools.com/sit....
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Located on the magical Kiawah Island in South Carolina, this stunning outdoor swimming pool was the ‘brainchild’ of several minds – the family who owns the pool, the architects, contractor, pool designer, interior designer and Twinscape.
More DetailsBehind the design and build of every private pool featuring a Twinscape movable floor, there is the client’s desire to make the best and most creative use of the space in their home.
More DetailsTwinscape’s latest project was recently completed in London. The client had a young family who enjoyed swimming, but they also wanted a play area that was secure, safe & dry.
More DetailsA client in Suffolk chose a movable floor for his swimming pool on the suggestion of the architect. This was not the first swimming pool the client had having previously installed one at another of his homes and this house did already have a pool but it needed renovating. The architect suggested they rebuild the whole pool to incorporate a movable floor and make the area into a flexible entertainment space.
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