Sea pools man made tidal or ocean pools provide a safe haven for swimmers, protecting them from unpredictable currents and chilly waters.
Sea Pools delves into the history and design of these unique spaces, highlighting the resurgence of sea swimming today. Chris Romer-Lee showcases stunning examples worldwide, including Avalon Rock Pool in New South Wales, Herring Pond in Northern Ireland, Perranporth Beach Tidal Pool in Cornwall, and Saunders Rock Tidal Pool in South Africa. The book features essays by Kevin Felligham, Nicola Larkin, Marie-Louise McDermott, and Freya Bromley, along with beautiful photography and archival images.
About the Author
Chris Romer-Lee, co-founder of Studio Octopi, conceived the Thames Baths CIC while swimming in Lake Zurich. He leads projects enhancing recreational use of the River Thames and has spoken at TEDx and other notable events. Chris teaches at the London School of Architecture and has been a guest critic at several universities.
