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| Through the merging of landscape, architecture and interior design, the functional requirements of the clients’ brief have been met in a space that is uniquely styled and aesthetically striking. more... |
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| What really makes this pool unique is its careful placement amongst twisting gum trees with precariously located roots and branches and the visibility of its finished exterior surfaces from the street. more... |
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| A 4m x 1.2m clear acrylic panel forms an entire side of this pool demonstrating OFTB’s commitment to setting new benchmarks in innovative swimming pool design and construction in Australia. more... |
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| This projects strong association with the architecture, especially the interior, ensures one feels they are simply moving from one room to another rather than moving from the inside to the outside. more... |
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| Careful use of space, material and form merge the lines between this pool and the spaces around it. more... |
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| This OFTB design challenges the hierarchy of pool and spa... more... |
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| This pool outside the penthouse apartment on the 5th floor of a building in the inner Melbourne suburb of Richmond has to be seen to be believed... more... |
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| Pool and fresh water pond join seemlessly in this contemporary setting with dramatic lighting, stone and steel landscape features, dark reflective water and a dazzling tile pattern. more... |
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| We often design around many parameters and in this case it was the large Deodar Cedar tree located in the rear corner. A lovely 60+ year old tree became the underlying element that blends old and new. more... |
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| This ultra modern pool and spa were designed and constructed with the intention of integrating with and reflecting the angular characteristics of the house architecture. The clever use of glass in this project literally brought the water space to the living room chair. more... |
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| This pool demonstrates unique innovations in pool construction... more... |
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| If this Melbourne swimming pool was going in, the Palm had to stay! and so it was. The landscape and swimming pool design focussed around maintaining the lovely existing Palm tree. more... |
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