Why an Indoor Pool?

On the other side of the outdoor space will be a building without any windows. This space is the indoor pool. First, let’s address why it is indoors. The reason for this is for children safety. If the child odes not have access to the pool by themselves then they simply can’t enter the pool house. This is more secured than a fence that can be climbed. The child can’t simply scale the building, and even if they can, the roof will be solar panels, and solar tub lighting. There is no way to get into the pool through this means. As long as the door is closed, the door is locked. It requires a digital key to get in, and children that shouldn’t be swimming by themselves won’t have their key capable to get in the pool.

The pool’s building will have no windows. This is designed to control lighting within the building. During the daytime, solar tube lights will provide for natural daylight. This is preferable to artificial light that would have a hard time changing the bulbs. The purl’s walls will have wall sconces which will provide for light at night time allowing the pool to be used day or night. And since the indoor pool is indoors, then that means it can be used even in the cold of a winter night. By having proper climate control, I can decide the indoor temperature as well as the temperature for the water. This means that you can have a water temperature that is different from air temperature.

And since I will likely live by myself, I will be able to swim in the nude if that should be my desire. The pool will allow for privacy, and security. If I should have people living with me, and they wish to walk briskly, jog, or run, they can do so within the pool’s structure. The only condition is t hey are to exercise clock-wise. Someone entering will be told to look to the counter clockwise to make sure there are no runners close by. This will allow for the spaces to be shared no matter who is using it.