Water & Glass Studio
Custom fountains, reflecting pools, and water walls engineered as one piece with the glass that carries them — for lobbies, plazas, and private commissions.
Selected Work
Every project below started with a question about how the water should move — the glass was specified afterward to answer it.
Material Library
The finish, thickness, and optical properties of each panel are chosen to answer a specific water behavior — not selected from a catalogue after the fact.
How We Work
We model how the water should move — flow rate, sheet behavior, sound level — before a single glass panel is specified. The physical form follows that model, not the other way around.
Weir geometry, panel texture, and thickness are chosen to produce the exact water behavior the design calls for, and every structural application is signed off against the site's real load case.
Flow rates get their final adjustment on site, against the acoustics and light of the finished space — every installation ships with a seasonal service plan from day one.
“They asked how loud we wanted the water before they asked what the glass should look like. Every other bid we got was the reverse.” Facilities Director, Meridian Atrium
Journal

A water feature that only works in warm weather is a fair-weather commission we try to talk clients…

The easy version of this business is bolting a standard sheet of glass behind an off-the-shelf water feature…

Almost every visible flaw in a water wall traces back to one component: the weir edge, the lip…
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