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Swimming Pool of the Week: A Medieval Castle Gets an Infinity Pool

Earlier we featured the revived grounds of the 10th-century Castillo de Peratallada in Catalonia, designed by Barcelona studio Mesura. The most dramatic addition: a concrete infinity pool nestled in a white travertine patio.

Pool at courtyard edge
The pool sits at the edge of a Turkish white travertine courtyard.
Concrete infinity wall
Concrete pool with wooden board-formed detailing on the infinity wall.
Water recirculation
Water flows over the infinity edge into a channel for recirculation; the sound of falling water is integral to the design.
Reinforced concrete wall
The infinity wall is reinforced concrete, supporting the travertine patio.
Acacia tree
A 100-year-old acacia provides vertical counterpoint to the horizontal design.
Reclaimed stone
Unpolished travertine reclaimed from a nearby village, laid in carefully planned blocks.
Concrete stairs and lounging area
Concrete stairs and shallow lounging area inside the pool, with castoffs from nearby trees.
Pool and patio geometry
Simple geometry and pale colors highlight the natural setting.
Castle view
A castle building overlooks the pool; note the cat on the clay tile roof.
Dusk lighting
Dusk reveals integrated strip lighting in pool, bench, and handrail.

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