The Soothing Sounds Of Water Well-designed fountains and interactive water features can anchor public spaces, invite activity, create identity, and strengthen community connections. This article is for Members only
First-Class And Financially Feasible Well-engineered splash pads can control costs while delivering safe, reliable water play and avoiding expensive operational problems. This article is for Members only
Tranquil Trickle Public fountains create memorable places, but their design demands careful planning for water quality, safety, access, and long-term maintenance. This article is for Members only
Fountain of Rings: An Atlanta Icon Atlanta’s Fountain of Rings blends technology, public recreation, and Olympic history in an enduring civic landmark. This article is for Members only
River“front” Yard Cincinnati’s riverfront park reconnects downtown to the Ohio River while creating a regional gathering place and catalyst for development. This article is for Members only
Make a Splash with Minimal Cash Splash-pad planning should balance initial cost, long-term operations, support systems, play value, and the experience delivered to users. This article is for Members only
Splash, Trickle, And Flow Successful water features balance visual appeal with sound hydraulics, efficient equipment, water quality, and maintainable design. This article is for Members only
The “Mane” Attraction Discarded granite lion heads gained new life as playful spray features that connect public art, history, and aquatic recreation. This article is for Members only
Spray Park Features Interchangeable play features, safe surfacing, varied water flow, shade, accessibility, and careful planning create engaging spray parks. This article is for Members only
