Lancaster University

The Great Hall Square offers a pleasant space where students, lecturers and visitors can stroll through and enjoy the cooling environment of a decorative water feature along their way.

The plaza feature consists of 15 jets in thee rows of 5. Each jet has a maximum height of 1.5m controlled by individual DMX controlled submersible pumps located beneath the feature in a water holding matrix consisting of pump troughs and interconnecting pipework system.

Each display jet is installed with a LED colour change light unit around the jet to provide an added visual impact. A control system is also installed to enable the water jets and light sequencing to be programmed.

There are two water features in the area, one is a plaza feature and the other a pond with a fountain.

The plaza feature consists of 10 nozzles in two lines of 5 with maximum jet height of 1m.

The nozzle gives a 14mm diameter jet which can be varied in height by way of ten individual DMX controlled submersible pumps. As each jet is individually controllable this enables the feature to have a wide variety of sequenced displays.

Each display jet is installed with a circular shaped LED colour change light unit around the jet to provide an added visual impact. Each light will be fitted with three each of red, green, blue and white LED’s.

The pond fountain is capable of 4m height and is illuminated with three white light LED’s.

The water feature is constructed as two separate features, left and right hand of the walkway, leading into the main entrance of the building.

Each of the rectangular base pools incorporates a series of 5 vertical fountain jets.

Each jet has a ‘donut’ style white led light

A plant room is located in the building basement where the water treatment equipment and controls are located.

The visual display surrounding the fountain is in a landscaped area which will offer a pleasant space where residents and visitors can stroll through and enjoy the cooling environment of a decorative water feature along their way.

The plaza feature consists of 12 jets in three rows of 4, each jet can be varied in height .

A circular shaped white LED light unit around the jet provides an added visual impact.

A control system is also installed to enable the water jets and light sequencing to be programmed.

A 3 metre diameter mirror polished stainless-steel conical flat based bowl creates a striking focal point to visually enhance this water feature on a sixth floor roof top terrace at a luxury residential development.  The reflective nature of the bowl helps to create a sense of well-being and calm, a perfect sanctuary from the stresses of the city.

The bowl incorporates aerated bubbler jets illuminated with white LED lights.