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Rooftop Pools & Water Features for Your Terrace

byStudio MachaanTakes projects across Delhi NCR & Rohtak; Visit studio at Greater Kailash 1Starts from120 per sq. ft.View full gallery

Thinking of a pool on your roof? It’s completely possible, but it starts with simple maths. One cubic foot of water weighs 27kg, and we ensure your building structure is ready for it before we sketch a single line.

A closer look at the infinity pool we designed for a Lonavala terrace, overlooking the hills. The rain curtain adds a dynamic visual and sensory element, while the surrounding planters and wood accents integrate the pool with the landscape design.

This render shows the initial concept for the Lonavala terrace pool. We envisioned a cascading waterfall as the backdrop, creating a serene and natural ambiance. This visual helps our clients see the full potential of their space before we begin construction.

This jacuzzi installation is a perfect example of creating a resort-like feel at home. We built a raised wooden deck and surrounded it with a vertical garden and soft lighting, designing a private corner for ultimate relaxation on the terrace.

For this project, we created an "Old World Oasis" with a classic lion head stone fountain as the centerpiece. The fountain is flanked by rustic stone walls and planters, creating a formal, elegant garden space perfect for quiet evenings.

This video shows the transition from day to night in our "Old World Oasis" project in Rohtak. Notice how the outdoor lighting highlights the classical fountain and stone walls, completely changing the mood and making the space usable after sunset.

Here, we've combined a water feature with a pergola structure. A modern water bowl sits beside a seating area enclosed by decorative laser-cut screens, showing how we integrate different elements like water, stone, and metal into a cohesive landscape design.

About Rooftop Pools & Water Features

We don't just build, we audit. Before any construction, we conduct a structural load analysis of your slab to ensure safety. Once the engineering is solid, we move to the fun part—waterproofing systems, drainage slopes, and aesthetic finishes that actually survive the elements.

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