Swimming Pool Architecture

Hawkins\Brown completes an engineered timber pool pavilion at Freemen's School.

Image 12 of 16 from gallery of Freemen’s School Swimming Pool / Hawkins\Brown. Photograph by Hawkins\Brown

Image 24 of 34 from gallery of Balsaneo Aquatic Center / Mikou Studio. Photograph by Maxime Delvaux

Image 2 of 14 from gallery of Mashouf Wellness Center / WRNS Studio. Photograph by Jeremy Bittermann

Image 32 of 37 from gallery of Arava Aquatic Sports Center / Zait Lev Architects. Plan

Image 2 of 47 from gallery of Swimming Pool in Saint Gilles Croix de Vie / Brochet Lajus Pueyo Architects. Photograph by Jean-François Tremege

Quiet but powerful design enhances the environmentally healthy ambitions of Canada’s first chemical-free public swimming pool.

The Borden Park Natural Swimming Pool (NSP) is the first chemical–free public outdoor pool to be built in Canada. The NSP replaces an existing pool built in the 1950s with a seasonal pavilion and landscaped pool precinct for the activities of 400 swimmers. At the NSP, the challenge of water quality

The scheme designed by award-winning architects Hawkins\Brown provides a 25m, six lane competition pool, with changing facilities and a multi-purpose..

This technology is usually relegated to warehouses, but Hawkins\Brown make it stunningly beautiful.