editor’s note
Frank Lloyd Wright once said that architecture is the art form to which all others subordinate. That's a bold comment from a man whose amazing achievements were matched only by
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There's an important point about this magazine that I'd like to clarify: A small number of readers have commented that because this magazine tends to
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Just think about what can happen if a customer seeks compensation for some problem that has arisen in the course of installing a watershape: Whether the complaint is
There was a time not long ago when the thought processes of swimming pool and spa designers and contractors stopped at the edge of the deck - or even at the
Back in August 1989, I experienced my first day in a brand-new job covering pools and spas for one of the industry's trade magazines. My first assignment: attend a meeting of
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