Infinity pool builders for Sydney views.

What we build

A pool that runs out to the horizon.

An infinity edge is the most demanding line a pool builder draws. The overflow wall has to sit dead level across its whole length, or the effect falls apart, and behind it sits a catch trough, a balance tank and the extra plant that keeps the water moving over the edge. It is one piece of engineering, built for one site.

We build infinity pools, negative edges and level wet edges in steel-reinforced concrete, because concrete is the only material that lets us pour that wall, that trough and that shell as a single structure tuned to the block. On a sloping Sydney site the edge reads best when the ground falls away beyond it, so the fall that makes a block hard to build on is the fall that makes the water disappear.

Most of these pools are drawn with the home's architect around a view. A harbour reach from Pulpit Point, an ocean line off a Northern Beaches escarpment, a valley from the Eastern Suburbs. We set the edge to sit under the sight line from inside the house, then finish it in honed stone and dark interior so the water reads as one plane with the view behind it.