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Swimming Pool Construction and Building Processes
Artemis Pool combines aesthetic design, high safety standards, and engineering expertise in swimming pool construction projects of every scale—from private residences to large commercial facilities. For us, building a pool is not merely a combination of concrete and water; architectural harmony, user comfort, long-term durability, and energy efficiency are considered as a whole.
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Why Is Swimming Pool Waterproofing Critical?
The most fundamental element for a swimming pool to be comfortable, safe, and long-lasting is waterproofing. Even if a pool has a reinforced concrete body, improper insulation will eventually lead to water leakage, cracks, and significant costs. In this article, we explore why waterproofing is critical, the methods used, key considerations, and tips for achieving durable, long-lasting pools.
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Infinity Pools: Symbol of Luxury and Aesthetics
Also known as overflow or vanishing edge pools, infinity pools have become one of the most prestigious elements of modern architecture. In this pool type, the water surface appears to flow seamlessly toward the horizon or the view, creating a sense of “infinity.” Chosen for luxury hotels, private villas, resorts, and residential projects, infinity pools are not just swimming areas—they are aesthetic works of art.
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Indoor Swimming Pools: Comfortable Use in All Seasons
Swimming is one of the most important activities for improving fitness and quality of life. However, outdoor pools are weather-dependent and can only be used during certain seasons. At this point, indoor swimming pools stand out by offering comfortable use throughout all four seasons. Whether in hotels, sports complexes, or private villas, indoor pools provide uninterrupted swimming opportunities all year round.
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Pool Automation for Energy and Time Saving
In today’s rapidly advancing technology, not only homes and workplaces but also swimming pools can now be managed through automation systems. Pool automation offers many advantages—from maintaining chemical balance and improving energy efficiency to enhancing safety and simplifying maintenance. Manual processes are now monitored automatically. Especially with smart solutions like automatic chlorination and pH control systems, user safety increases and operational costs decrease. This article explores the energy and time-saving benefits of pool automation and why it has become indispensable in modern architecture and pool management.
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Pool Chemicals: Safe and Healthy Swimming
Pool water should not only look crystal clear but also remain microbiologically safe, chemically balanced, and comfortable for swimmers. Using the right pool chemicals in the correct dose and frequency ensures a safe and enjoyable swimming experience. Improper dosing, poor storage, or careless use can cause eye and skin irritation, chloramine odor, corrosion, and equipment failures.
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Fiberglass Pool Solutions for Villas & Homes
Fiberglass pools stand out in villa and residential projects with fast installation, low maintenance, long-lasting durability, and modern aesthetics. Thanks to their one-piece body structure, durable gelcoat surface, and smooth interior, they provide hygienic water, energy efficiency, and a premium swimming experience.
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Pool Filtration and Circulation Systems
Crystal-clear, hygienic pool water depends on a properly designed filtration system. This article explains filter types, pump and balance tank selection, automation, energy-efficient strategies, and maintenance tips.
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The Power of Water and Landscape in Architecture
Water features are more than decorative objects; they shape the identity, mood and environmental dialogue of a place. Reflective surfaces add visual depth that changes with daylight, soften hard edges and create harmony with nature. Gentle sound and subtle ripples offer a calming visual and auditory experience. In landscape design, water brings nature, motion and rhythm together to increase livability. As an aesthetic bridge between the building and greenery, it enriches the project both functionally and emotionally.
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Water Loss Analysis in Swimming Pools
In outdoor swimming pools, water loss is often more complex than it appears. It primarily results from two main factors: evaporation and backwashing. These are influenced by both environmental and operational conditions. Sunlight, wind speed, air temperature, humidity, and pool surface area directly affect the evaporation rate, while the frequency and duration of filter backwashing determine operational losses.
