exedra architects Contemporary Landscape, London

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URL: http://www.exedra-architects.co.uk

Photo of a contemporary water fountain landscape in London. — Houzz

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October 10, 2012

Margaret Edwards wrote:

How is the bridge/steps supported over the pond?

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Anab Roa

actually i was wondering how too? what's funny with the question?

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Anab Roa

Anyways MArgaret, the support must be narrow and it was right in the middle so you cannot see it in the image. it can be a cantilevered support attached to both ends. there can also be a vertical support underneath and are spaced accordingly. support can be made of concrete (if it touches the water) or metal.

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March 15, 2013

jgroach wrote:

How deep was the Koi Pond in this design?

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