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  • November 14, 2016
Water Feature Design Development Series

Water Feature Design and Construction Processes, Part 2: Design Development

The second stage of water feature design is the Design Development stage. This is where we begin sizing and locating equipment, providing initial utility information to the MEP, and starting mechanical and electrical drawings. Discover the nuances involved during this phase and the details to look out for.
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  • January 7, 2015
We Ditched Resolutions And Challenge You To...

What we’re creating instead of resolutions for 2015

There’s something about the beginning of a new year that brings big dreams to the world. Somewhere between the ball dropping and the morning after realization that you can no longer “celebrate” like you used to, creeps in the idea that you should make some changes to your life. (And “celebrate” a little less next year, maybe.) So this year, we aren’t making any resolutions. Instead, we’re making an announcement of what we’re going to create this year.

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  • September 17, 2014
All About Turbidity

All about Turbidity

Turbidity is a major concern for fountain designers, manufacturers and owners. Water quality is a priority for both public health and aesthetic reasons. Find out more about turbidity and your fountain.
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  • August 26, 2014
How To De-Duck Your Fountain

How to De-duck Your Fountain

Does your fountain have a bird problem? Find out how these companies effectively de-duck their fountains. From speed boats to duck blasters.
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  • May 1, 2014
Community Benefits Of Interactive Fountains

Community Benefits of an Interactive Fountain

West Palm Beach, Florida and Rapid City, South Dakota are excellent examples of municipalities that revitalized downtowns using interactive fountains as the centerpiece of community redevelopment.
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