765 studio/residence, a modern residence in Atlanta, GeorgiaContemporary Pool, Atlanta
Pool oasis in Atlanta with large deck. The pool finish is Pebble Sheen by Pebble Tec, the dimensions are 8' wide x 50' long. The deck is Dasso XTR bamboo decking.
kaapie wrote:Mar 7, 2013
PROTaC studios, architects
The pool is 8' wide x 50 ' long, the shelf is 6" deep, the rest varies from 3'-6" to 6' deep.May 13, 2013
randy weiss wrote:May 10, 2012
PROForeverpools
Glass tile used is very similar to this picture attached which is 1" x 1" iridescent light blue glass tile. www.houzz.com/foreverpools
July 5, 2012
hautchic
Would you please tell me the color you chose for the pool plaster/pebble tec/or pebblesheen? We are supposed to be choosing a color for our current pool renovations and I am a bit lost. i do love this color though. Thank you!! Write a commentMay 21, 2014
dre2th wrote:May 16, 2015
Skylar Williams
This looks like a great little pool to just do some laps for exercising. Is it one of those pools that have jets where you swim against the current? I've been thinking of building a pool in our backyard next summer but we're still trying to figure out if we want one for exercise or more for fun. http://www.reliantpools.com
February 5, 2016- PRO
TaC studios, architects
Thank you. You can swim laps, but it is not a resistance pool.
February 7, 2016
Richard Szyniszewski wrote:May 29, 2016
Chris Williams wrote:Nov 27, 2014- PRO
TaC studios, architects
The pool with all of the required equipment is in the range of $40,000 - $50,000
November 12, 2015
habanero1 wrote:Apr 13, 2013- PRO
TaC studios, architects
They have varied materials that are different price points, also the application is a large portion of the cost, the larger the pool the lesser the sf cost and vice versa.May 15, 2013
lindsaympage wrote:Feb 7, 2016
Sean Prado
My wife and I are planning on putting in a pool for our family. I love the long, rectangular shape of this pool and the look of it compared to the wood deck. I'd love to do something like this for our yard. http://www.contemporarypools.com/firefeatures.html
March 1, 2016
slsad99 wrote:Oct 26, 2014- PRO
TaC studios, architects
The cost of the pool will vary based on many circumstances. A similar pool may be in the $45,000 - $60,000 range.
November 6, 2015
Jessicah Amrine wrote:Apr 30, 2014
dudemonkey wrote:Feb 18, 2014
dudemonkey
Great, thanks for the super quick reply! We have a very similar deck with a very similar "water basin" type pool, pretty much the same measurements, but sadly only around 30cm deep, so more decorative and not for swimming. We can't lead any pipes underneath the house because we have a huge cellar underneath :). salt would also be our way to go, at the moment we have no filtration and i'm dumping masses of chlorine into it. might make a real pool out of it one day!!February 18, 2014
Tia wrote:Feb 27, 2013jennisp wrote:Feb 13, 2013
Inside In Mind wrote:Nov 28, 2012- PRO
TaC studios, architects
The pool is 50 ' long by 8' wide, the shelf is 6" deep, the remainder varies from 3.5' to 5.5' deep.April 25, 2014
edwige lechevin wrote:Oct 28, 2017- PRO
TaC studios, architects
The product is PebbleSheen, the color Aqua Blue
http://www.pebbletec.com/products/pebble-sheen?color=aqua-blueOctober 28, 2017last modified: October 28, 2017 Teacher First Class
Color names are not precise descriptors, but i would call this "aquamarine" or "teal". I might add the descriptor "light" in front of either of those. As for the pool structure, you can call off-whites almost anything, especially because the lighting makes a big difference in how whites look. I might call the structure "creamy-white", or "eggshell."October 28, 2017
Talavera & Ceramic Tile Studio wrote:Mar 20, 2017
Joy Butler
I love how long and narrow this pool is. It would fit in my narrow backyard and I would absolutely love a pool. I will have to look into getting something like this. https://edmistonpools.com/
January 7, 2019
saraze wrote:Apr 18, 2016- PRO
TaC studios, architects
The product is Dasso XTR. The decking product is around $7-8/sf. That does not include the deck substructure.
April 18, 2016 
Penelope Smith
Oh, I really like the look of this pool and the deck next to it. Do you know what type of wood the pool deck is made out of? My parents are planning on getting a pool this summer. They haven't picked a decking material for around the pool yet. I think they would like something like this one. https://www.sunpavers.com/pool-decks
May 6, 2019
nahisnazarianmd wrote:Jun 4, 2014rogerhazardous
Just the info I needed here in neighboring Birmingham, AL. Very dramatic, like the side ledges too.July 2, 2014
Christalie Interiors wrote:Mar 19, 2014- PRO
TaC studios, architects
Cryptomeria japonica - a fast growing evergreen, loves the sun, makes a great screenMarch 20, 2014
Owen Landscape Architect wrote:Jul 16, 2013Richard M
Looks as if it could be a type of composite material. Nice looking deck and pool area.July 16, 2013- PRO
TaC studios, architects
Wow, great eye. The material is the same, Dassp bamboo decking. The material on the floor has groves, the face material is a flat board. At the time we designed and built this deck the only type of deck floor material was the grooved type, they now offer a smooth, flat board for flooring.July 16, 2013
Melodie Moore wrote:Nov 18, 2012- PRO
TaC studios, architects
The pool with all of the required equipment is in the range of $40,000 - $50,000May 15, 2013
hunterhu wrote:Oct 21, 2012- PRO
TaC studios, architects
The exterior decking system is a bamboo material by Dasso FlooringOctober 22, 2012
ashayea wrote:Oct 7, 2012- PRO
TaC studios, architects
Because it is shallow it is warmer than the rest of the pool. The shallow area is great for reading a book or magazine or just reclining and enjoying a cocktail.October 8, 2012 
franz suico
and you can also enjoy that shallow part with your kids especially when they are still toddlers . . . if you have kids =DJanuary 21, 2013
ecrowley wrote:Jun 23, 2012- PRO
TaC studios, architects
The coping is precast concrete, the material below the waterline is glass tile in the shallow area and Pebbletex for the restJune 25, 2012
Tamara Thornton wrote:Apr 29, 2018- PRO
TaC studios, architects
The pebbles are standard - nothing special.
Some do end up in the pool, they have never caused a problem.
May 1, 2018
marabees wrote:Feb 5, 2018- PRO
TaC studios, architects
Pebble Technology is the company, Pebble Sheen is the specific product that we used. It has a finer texture than Pebble Tec. The color is Aqua Blue.http://www.pebbletec.com/products/pebble-sheen?color=aqua-blue
February 6, 2018
K Ward wrote:Jun 11, 2017- PRO
TaC studios, architects
The waterline has a glass tile blend by DalTile, I do not remember the specific proportions of the custom blend. The same tile is used on the flat portion off the shelf as well as the vertical portion of it.
The other product is PebbleSheen, the color Aqua Blue
http://www.pebbletec.com/products/pebble-sheen?color=aqua-blueJune 12, 2017
Laslo Varadi wrote:Sep 23, 2016
Rosaly Bristow wrote:Aug 17, 2016- PRO
TaC studios, architects
Depending on what you want - heat, cover, finishes and depending on your site and soil conditions - a pool similar to this one can cost from $60 - 80,000.
August 17, 2016
Sandie Knox wrote:Aug 2, 2016- PRO
TaC studios, architects
Thank you for contacting TaC studios. We provide unique designs for individual clients. We do not re-sell plans. Let us know if you are interested in architectural design services.
August 3, 2016
Richard Szyniszewski wrote:Jun 5, 2016- PRO
TaC studios, architects
The pump and filtration are on the other side of the house, about 30' away.
June 5, 2016
Lynne wrote:May 9, 2016$ to build
- The entire home cost to build - $/ sw ft & how many sq ft is the entire home. Thqs!
- PRO
TaC studios, architects
the home is approximate 3,600 sf. To build a similar home today you need to budget $225 to $250/sf
May 9, 2016
rizzadelc85 wrote:May 5, 2016- PRO
TaC studios, architects
Thank you - the house is approximately 3,4-- sf, garage additional 400 s.f.. The deck around the pool is 800 sf, the rooftop terrace around 600 sf.
May 6, 2016
Art On Home wrote:May 1, 2016- PRO
TaC studios, architects
The waterline has a glass tile blend by DalTile, I do not remember the specific proportions of the custom blend. The same tile is used on the flat portion off the shelf as well as the vertical portion of it.
The other product is PebbleSheen, the color Aqua Blue
http://www.pebbletec.com/products/pebble-sheen?color=aqua-blueJune 12, 2016
lindsaympage wrote:Feb 5, 2016- PRO
TaC studios, architects
The waterline has a glass tile blend by DalTile, I do not remember the specific proportions of the custom blend. The same tile is used on the flat portion off the shelf as well as the vertical portion of it.
February 5, 2016
theresakdecker wrote:Dec 22, 2015- PRO
TaC studios, architects
The product us spray applied.
Pebble Technology is the company, Pebble Sheen is the specific product that we used. It has a finer texture than Pebble Tec. The color is Aqua Blue.http://www.pebbletec.com/products/pebble-sheen?color=aqua-blueJune 12, 2016
Apple wrote:Sep 18, 2015- PRO
TaC studios, architects
Thank you, around the pool is pea gravel, the green screen is chryptomeria japonica . Attached is a recent photo that was shot for a magazine article. You can see how the palms have grown.
September 18, 2015
da_sh wrote:Sep 12, 2015- PRO
TaC studios, architects
It is just the standard concrete grey, no coloring was added
September 13, 2015
kdenegri wrote:Aug 30, 2015mindeehaas wrote:Mar 20, 2015- PRO
TaC studios, architects
Thank you - this photo shows the palm a bit better. https://www.houzz.com/photos/765-studio-residence-a-modern-residence-in-atlanta-georgia-contemporary-pool-atlanta-phvw-vp~847413
This photo is 3 years old, the windmill palms (the taller ones) have almost doubled in size. The smaller ones are needle palms. We also have agaves in this area. Non of the yard is irrigated, these were selected for their drought tolerance. They have also endured temperature dips into the single digits with no issues.
March 20, 2015
Corie Sheppard-Babb wrote:Oct 19, 2014Corie Sheppard-Babb wrote:Oct 16, 2014- PRO
TaC studios, architects
The deck is 13' deep (including the precast concrete step adjacent to the house)October 16, 2014
cgbailey wrote:Aug 31, 2014- PRO
TaC studios, architects
The waterline has a glass tile blend by DalTile, I do not remember the specific proportions of the custom blend. The same tile is used on the flat portion off the shelf as well as the vertical portion of it. Enjoy your pool!September 1, 2014
sabrinamclure wrote:Aug 31, 2014- PRO
TaC studios, architects
The product us spray applied, it is not a liner.
Pebble Technology is the company, Pebble Sheen is the specific product that we used. It has a finer texture than Pebble Tec. The color is Aqua Blue. http://www.pebbletec.com/products/pebble-sheen?color=aqua-blueAugust 31, 2014
David Johnson wrote:Jul 30, 2014
jimdebshome wrote:Jul 12, 2013pharwart wrote:Jun 20, 2013- PRO
TaC studios, architects
We are architects and provide pool design services as a part of our residential design, our website is tacstudios.com. It does seem that you have specific needs as to what you want in a pool. I think that contacting a reputable pool company in you are you should be able to get exactly what you need. Be sure that you plan for the location of all filters, pumps... as these are not pretty to look at and do make noise. I wish you luck with your project.June 23, 2013
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