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Dry fountain of 81 jets that create pyramid shapes at le Vigan. A delicate overflowing pool that reflects Albi’s cathedral.

Architects: B. Huet, O. Bressach, JB. Suet, L. Canizares

Organic curved water shapes inspired by the modern architecture of the new Exhibition Palace.

Architects : Toyo ito

Inspired by Venice's St. Mark’s Square flooding naturally in winter, 3.000 square meters flooded with a thin layer of water with a mist effect when the water disappears.

Landscape Architects : Michel and Claire Corajoud
Architects : P.Gangnet and Atelier R.

Fountains add a touch of freshness and well-being to the Mall. The presence of water is relaxing.

Architects : BDP Architects

Within the multiply discipline facilities of the Center, JML Consultants has been charged to design several Water Features and a major Dancing Fountain. This Water Feature shall showcase a unique Water Show.

A pure pool design fully integrated with the parking facilities. Fine basin details combine with glass architecture.

Architect : Benoit Dupuis

Water radically transforms the urban landscape and atmosphere. The flooded square becomes dry.

Landscape Architect : Jacqueline Osty
Architects: Reichen & Robert

Dry fountain located on a slab roof with technical room and the fountain’s installations integrated in the car park structure. A complex engineering solution.

Architects : EDAW, Lenys

Water ripples and roars as a giant wave. The cascade follows the natural steep bank, framed by a pink granite line.

Landscape Architects: Alain Provost

The fountain offers an amazing night show with water, music and lightening. The water effects are extremely rapid; a high jet shoots up to 45m to crown the spectacle.

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In front of the United Nations Palace, a dynamic dry fountain settled in 12 jets lines of jets, is a symbolic reminiscence of the passing of time.

Architects : Arlette Ortis & Christian Drevet

A fountain roundabout is a tricky challenge. This water feature has been successfully inserted in an aggressive urban environment.

Architect : Georges Tsolissos

JML CONSULTANTS has been selected to design a unique water feature in the lobby of the new Four Seasons's resort in Hangzhou, China.

Grid pattern, high speed sequences dry fountain at the Mall entrance. Water sculptures inside.

Landscape Architect : Bertrand Paulet

The vast water area reflects the proximity of the ocean. Lisbon’s pleasant climate is a particular help for enjoying fountains freshness.

Architects : Benoy London

The hydraulic system allows for programming a hybrid fountain: the basin can be emptied and filled up “on demand”, according to seasons and activities.

Landscape Architect : Paulet

An urban representation of a natural watercourse: from water spring to a trickle of water with its sinuous path, steaming geysers, and mist effects.

Architect: François Tribel

An axis of water defines the spatial composition of the park. A central water square dedicated to kids is framed by basins planted with water lilies and a dynamic cascade with surging waves.

Architects: Maurer & Orsi
Landscape Architects: Jaqueline Osty

Nature is a source of infinite inspiration; mist is a fascinating natural element. The concept is based on creating an artificial cloud that hovers over the ground.

Landscape Architect : Michel Corajoud

The fountain design is based on the golden ratio, “le nombre d’or”. According to this principle, water jets have been set up in squares and triangles.

Water slips between granite steps as a large water wall. It metamorphosises into tranquil pools and ponds filled with water lilies.

Architects : Bernard Huet, M. Ferrand, J.P. Feugas, B. Leroy
Landscape Architects : Yan Le Caisne, Philippe Raguin

An amazing water table in a small Parisian garden. Twelve meters of perfect waterfall.

Landscape Architects : G.Vexlard, L. Vacherot

Powerful geysers, waterfalls and reflections enliven the moats around the building. Water as a key element in an architecture project.

Architect : Adrien Fainsilber

An amazing composition imagined as a negative sculpture. A beautiful representation of natural landscapes.

Sculptor: Gerard Singer

The park is an ode to the nearby Seine River. Sources, fountains and basins fill each space of the 34 acres.

Architects: Patrick Berger, J.P. Viguier, J.F. Jordy
Landscape Architects: Alain Provost, Gilles Clément

Water flows through the complex building geometry. Water walls and mirror pool.

Architects : Herzog & de Meuron

This major city axis has been transformed inserting various fountains: the dry water feature becomes a meeting place.

Joyful aquatic playground. Water “pirouettes”, spurting jets and mists between the colourful mounds.

Landscape Architect : Hervé Rosset DH Paysage

A nice overflowing pool detail allows the visual mix of the ground level with the water. Arching jets soften the general atmosphere of the surrounding lofty architecture.

Landscape Architects : In Situ
Artiste : Ph. Favier

The high jet challenges the tall building nearby. The jet is visible from Paris’s highest hill “butte Montmartre”.

JML Consultants has developped a fresh and innovative fountain design for IKEA's new project in Valladolid. A playful and colorful concept that fit to IKEA's young spirit.

The “water tower” is the most emblematic building of the last Universal EXPO 2008 held in Zaragoza. The water features inside present the water as a vital element.

Architects : Program Collective