Infi­nity London

You can hardly find a hipper: Infi­nity London is a 600,000-litre acrylic basin built directly on top of a 55-storey buil­ding.

Hotel Olympus Palace

Spain, Costa Daurada, vaca­tion: The Hotel Olympus Palace in Salou offers a huge roof terrace – with a very commu­ni­ca­tive pool.

Kastrup Sea Bath

Perhaps the most beau­tiful sea bath in the world. A master­piece by White arki­tekter AB.

La Espe­ranza

Archi­tec­ture as therapy: A thera­peutic swim­ming pool from Puerto Rico.

Stutensee swim­ming pool

Budget, opera­ting costs and visi­tors: ever­yone is happy. By 4a archi­tects.

Water­front Cultural Center

A vital varia­tion of the harbour bath theme. Lights up in the dark. By Kengo Kuma & Asso­ciates.

Aarhus Harbor Bath

The maximum amount of life, the minimum amount of built subs­tance. Simply BIG.

Allas Sea Pool

An oppor­tu­nity to enjoy outdoor bathing even in the Nordic winter weather.

Noor­der­parkbad

Pavi­lion in the park.

Supre­ma­tist Pool

A pool based on a pain­ting.

Water Park Aqual­agon

Like an origami sculp­ture, this pool resem­bles an unfol­ding land­scape, culmi­na­ting at around 35 m.

Sørenga Sjøbad

Floa­ting Oslo: Sørenga pier has a new park area that extends into a beach. Great!

Carpa Olivera

A sculp­ture for the whole family.

Castell dels Hams

More than just another hotel pool. Comes with a smiley.

Subi Surf Park

A well known stadium is replaced by housing, a surf park and swim­ming. A dream.