Natural swimming pools are incredibly beautiful and have a charm that traditional pools lack. In my mind however, they were necessarily relatively small affairs, for private use.



When looking at the designs of Gerard Gay and particularly the pool with the mountainous backdrop above, I wondered if they necessarily have to be small and private; could large public swimming pools not also be "natural swimming pools"?
A noticeable thing about the public beach in the Southbank Parklands here in Brisbane is the chemical smell of the water. I have often wondered about this when watching many of the birds drink from the pool. Could such pools, as the one at the Cairns esplanade be designed as a "natural pools"?
A large public place would no doubt benefit from a chemical free and sustainable natural swimming pool if technically feasible.
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