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Spa Jets: Currently designed with 10 jets (one per seat) but can be increased to 14 without changing pool equipment. You can choose the jet layout—more therapy jets per seat or even a “quiet” seat with no jets.Pool Depths: 3’-6” (shallow), 8’-0” (deep), and a 10” tanning ledge. If you’d like shallower depth for the swim-up bar (around 3’-2”), let us know.Pool Slope: We used the steepest code-allowed 3:12 slope for a larger deep end, but it can be adjusted for a gentler transition.Steps: Entry steps and tanning ledge steps are kept at the shallowest practical height for easy access.Outdoor Kitchen: The latest layout includes all appliances labeled for review.Which cold plunge and wall/step options you preferIf you’d like to adjust spa jets or pool depths
Eliminated the built-in planter along the enclosure.Adjusted the TV and living room area layout to keep the existing door placements.
Larger pool and spaIncreased paver areaRemoval of the putting green and addition of artificial turf areaRemoval of fire water bowlsSwitching from a cabana to a pergola (potential cost savings)Addition of the acrylic fire pit window Addition of the cold plungeEliminated new screen enclosure. Retaining and possibly rescreening the existing screen enclosure
Check permitting requirements regarding the handrail by the fire pit steps (try without it initially).
Primary and Accessory Structure Setbacks:25' from front property line10' from rear property line10' from side property linesMax Lot Coverage by Impervious Surface Area: N/AHOA Restrictions: N/A
Style Preferences and MaterialsAesthetic: The clients favor a modern, clean-line design consistent with their updated house interior.Material Choices: Interest in subway tiles, inspired by the London Underground, and wood accents that would complement the outdoor look without overwhelming the modern feel.Functional Entertaining Space:Focus on creating a comfortable hangout and entertaining areaEnsure the space can accommodate the client and their family (5-8 people) comfortablyIntegrate TV’s strategically for watching sportsPool DeckRaise entire pool deck to lanai height or one step down from lanai height.Outdoor Kitchen Remove existing hot tub. Create sunken kitchen with swim up bar in that area.Interested in retractable pergola to cover outdoor kitchen area shown in section below utilized a retractable pergola under a screen enclosure.Another option would be to create a built in structure connected to the screen enclosure. See examples in section below.Screen EnclosureExisting Structure: The clients prefer to keep the screen enclosure but with potential upgrades like retractable pergolas inside the screened area for flexible coverage.Bug Control: To address bugs, they might rescreen with a finer micro-mesh and plan a more plant-free area within the enclosure to reduce breeding grounds for insectsFire PitNatasha loves fire features. Fire pit was discussed as a potential seating area separated from the main outdoor kitchen and entertainment space. The clients envisioned it as a cozy, secondary area, possibly located at the end of a long space where the hot tub currently is. Open to other locations as well.Seating and Dining AreasUnder Lanai: The dining area will remain under the lanai, with possible inclusion of couches and lounge seating to create an outdoor living room feel.TV Viewing: A seating arrangement within view of the TV was highlighted, especially near the swim-up bar.Putting GreenA putting green was discussed as a potential addition to the outdoor space. The suggested location for the putting green was near an area where swings are currently covered.Design ProcessInitial Layouts: Jack will create a few preliminary 2D layouts to establish the general placement of all elements, focusing on size, orientation, and overall arrangement.Design Approval: Once the basic layout is approved, a more detailed 3D rendering will be developed. This helps to visualize the space more realistically and finalize key design choices.Material and Color Selection: After the 3D design is approved, Jack and the clients will meet in person to review material and color options, with samples available at the showroom.Invoice Approval: Once all elements are chosen, a final invoice will be prepared for the clients to approve, locking in the design and budget.TimeframeGoal for Design Completion: The 3D plans are targeted for completion by early January.Engineering and Permitting: Expected to take about three months in total, including two months for engineering and one month for permitting.Construction Start: Aiming to break ground by late April.
Jack: Site visit on Tuesday the 15th. Will verify time next week.Andy and Natasha:Review Pool Layouts and Mood Boards. Provide feedback to Jack.
Design Process
Below is the design process for your outdoor design.
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Design Waivers
1️⃣ Color and Selection Waiver: The drawings' materials and colors are for conceptual purposes only and may not represent your final selections. The Material and Color Selection Finalization Form takes priority over any shown materials or colors. Please note that actual colors may vary from what is seen on monitors or when printed.
2️⃣ Landscape Waiver: Any landscaping depicted on renderings is for conceptual purposes only. Client must obtain landscape plan to verify specific plant species and sizes.
3️⃣ Special Features Waiver: Depictions of special features such as water and fire features are for conceptual purposes only. The velocity and volume of the water or fire will vary.
4️⃣ Engineering Waiver: Structural elements depicted on renderings are for conceptual purposes only. Engineering takes precedence over the size, location, and products used for structural masonry, wood framing, roofing, floors, etc.
Current
Video Comments
Last Updated on 10/9/25
Design Update Summary – October 9, 2025
We’ve updated your design page with all the colors and materials selected during our last meeting. You can view each product in the Selections Spreadsheet, with direct links to their manufacturer webpages.
A new animation and updated renderings show the project with your latest selections. Scroll further to the Options section to review different materials and finishes for elements like the cold plunge, walls, and step risers—these can be mixed and matched however you prefer.
The layout section includes plan views and pool details. Key points for your review:
Please take a look and let us know:
Thanks again for reviewing—feel free to send any questions or feedback!
Selections
Last Updated on 10/9/25
Sales Line Item
Location / Feature
Item
Product
Brand
Color
Size
Thickness/Height
Finish
Product Link
Pool
Spa
Outdoor Kitchen
Upper Patio
Outdoor Kitchen Countertop
Granite
Fantasy Brown
Outdoor Kitchen Appliance
John Michael John Michael Cabinet
John Michael
Ivey
Wall
Steps
Hardscape
Flythrough Animation
Last Updated on 10/9/25
Renderings
Last Updated on 10/9/25
Click the image below to open gallery of project renderings.
Options
Cold Plunge:
Sunken Walls and Stair Risers:
Option 1: Walls: Stucco, Stair Risers: Stucco
Option 2: Walls: Stucco, Stair Risers: (Same product as patio pavers)
Project Layout
Last Updated on 10/9/25
Outdoor Kitchen
Last Updated on 10/9/25
Archive
Sunken Fire Pit Revisions
Last Updated on 5/20/25
Below are a couple of updated renderings to help you visualize the sunken fire pit area. One version shows it with the acrylic window, and the other shows it without.
In both renderings, I also swapped out the built-in seating for standard loveseats so you can see how that option would look. The loveseats do take up a bit more space, so the window would need to be a couple of inches shorter on both sides, and there’d be a little less clearance around the fire pit—but the trade-off is that it would likely feel more comfortable with the seatbacks.
Notes
Last Updated on 2/18/25
Revisions
Summary of Proposal Adjustments
Additional Notes
Layout
Last Updated on 2/18/25
Renderings
Last Updated on 2/18/25
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Layout
Last Updated on 2/7/25
Renderings
Last Updated on 2/7/25
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Feasibility Study
Pre Design
Name
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Sun Study
Preliminary Layouts
Concept A
Component
Take Off
Component Cont.
Take Off Cont.
Pool
750 sq. ft.
Cabana
20’ x 16’
Spa
63 sq. ft.
Putting Green
402
New Pavers
(Does Not Include Existing Lanai Pavers)
1381 sq. ft.
Screen Enclosure
N/A
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Concept B
Component
Take Off
Component Cont.
Take Off Cont.
Pool
767 sq. ft.
Cabana
17’ x 16’
Spa
66 sq. ft.
Putting Green
437
New Pavers
(Does Not Include Existing Lanai Pavers)
1293 sq. ft.
Screen Enclosure
N/A
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Concept C
Component
Take Off
Component Cont.
Take Off Cont.
Pool
792 sq. ft.
Cabana
23’ x 19’
Spa
64 sq. ft.
Putting Green
451
New Pavers
(Does Not Include Existing Lanai Pavers)
2594 sq. ft.
Screen Enclosure
88’ x 48’
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Concept D
Component
Take Off
Component Cont.
Take Off Cont.
Pool
724 sq. ft.
Cabana
29’ x 23’
Spa
65 sq. ft.
Putting Green
544
New Pavers
(Does Not Include Existing Lanai Pavers)
2153 sq. ft.
Screen Enclosure
59’ x 60’
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Alignments
Concept A
Concept B
Concept C
Concept D
Client Meeting Notes - 10/10/24
Next Steps:
Marshview Oasis Project
Dirello - Retractable Pergola
Structures Built Into Screen Enclosures
Pool Layouts
Mood Boards
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