Our clients asked us to design and build a New Pool House adjacent to their existing pool. Nana Walls provided the perfect solution for allowing lots of light into the interior when closed and for providing seamless flow between inside and out when open. Off the beaten path, the setting is perfect for relaxation and fun.
Pool House
Product
Application
Architect
Susan M. Rochelle, A.I.A.
Nana Walls in the lounge area allow for TV watching and conversation while open to the pool activities. Nana Walls in the kitchen open up to create a bar for swimmers other guests to sit and enjoy food and libations.
Used year round, the Pool House includes the lounge, a two-story sunroom, a bath and kitchen on the first floor. On the second floor is a billiards room, game area and reading nook.
The pool house design reflects the architecture of the Owner’s 1933 English Country Style home, while providing for lots of natural daylighting and open spaces.
This project was featured in the April/May 2018 of Design NJ Magazine.
What our Customers Have to Say
Sewickley Pool House
The NanaWall HSW60 window/wall combination was the perfect solution for this cornerless application in a pool house in Pennsylvania where there was a desire to create a year round entertaining space.
Hilltop Gambrel Pool House
This project evolved in two parts, first we designed a new, LEED for Homes (GOLD certified) traditional style family home in a historic neighborhood. The result was a sunny, elegant yet informal, home based on traditional shingle-style forms with a casual
"The home blends elegant, modern design with green building strategies, using a careful system of proportioning and scale. NanaWall operable glass doors function as ‘opening walls’ that define the living spaces without fully enclosing them and establish flow between the different spaces and activities. Much of the design blurs the line between inside and out and the NanaWall systems in several locations accentuate this effect.”
— William Duff, Principal, WDA, Architect
