Architecture of Water
Leala Project
Mirror-effect pool in natural stone
- Quartz Stone finish
- Concealed perimeter overflow
- Mirror-effect water surface
- Deck-level pool
- Pool Tech Connection smart control
- Architecturally integrated design
Located in Benalmádena, Málaga, the Leala Project is defined by clean, understated geometry, with the pool set flush with the surrounding terrace to become a natural extension of the home’s outdoor architecture. The design minimises visible elements, allowing the water surface to take centre stage.
A concealed perimeter overflow keeps the water level virtually flush with the surrounding paving, creating a distinctive mirror effect. The surface reflects the architecture, vegetation and sky, visually expanding the space and establishing a sense of continuity between the pool, the residence and the garden.
The pool is finished in natural Quartz Stone, whose darker tones add depth to the water and create subtle shades ranging from deep blue to turquoise green as the light changes throughout the day. Its contrast with the lighter stone surrounding the pool further defines the precise geometry of the design.
Technology follows the same discreet approach. The pool incorporates Pool Tech Connection, GodoPools’ smart control system, allowing the main functions of the installation to be centrally managed without compromising the clean visual language of the project.
The result is a minimalist pool where stone, water and architecture come together through reflections and precise lines. A serene, timeless composition that transforms the pool into a natural extension of the residence and its surroundings.