Now that arrive the summer heat, and everyone is thinking take a dip in, below, a refreshing proposal.

+ POOL
New York, NY
 
Program: Swimming Pool
Size: 14,000 ft2
Status: In Progress
Year: 2010

Team: Spencer Ash, Will Berger, Jordan Doane, Ellen Hudson, Greg Grzybowski, Wesley LeForce, Sarah Lidgus, Kelvin Liu, Patrick Macnaughton, Cass Nakashima, Vanessa Ordonez, Margaret Raimondi, Oana Stanescu, Jesse Taylor, Dong-Ping Wong
Collaborators: The Office of PlayLab, Friends of + POOL, Arup, Persak and Wurmfeld, Lamont Doherty Earth Observatory at Columbia University, IDEO, River Project, McLaren Engineering, One Nature, Storefront for Art and Architecture

Like a giant strainer dropped into the river, + POOL is designed to clean up to half a million gallons of water every single day. + POOL is designed to filter the very river that it floats in through the walls of the pool, making it possible for New Yorkers and its visitors to swim in clean river water. The layered filtration system incrementally removes bacteria and contaminants to ensure nothing but clean, swimmable water that meets both city and state standards. No chemicals, no additives, just natural river water.
 
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