LA’s ‘post-punk landscape architect’ on his dreamiest home swimming pool designs
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telegraph.co.ukFrom ravine-side pools in Bel Air to a mid-century gem in urban Cedarhurst, something to dream of today “Is there anything better than swimming in a garden?” asks David Godshall of Terremoto, California’s rising star of landscape architecture.
In the UK, the answer until recently was probably, “yes, swimming abroad.” Since pools require months of sun to be fully recreational, swimming in this country can feel like a bit of a stopgap.
In Los Angeles, where Godshall is based (his Terremoto co-partner Alain Peauroi is in San Francisco), it is hardly a novelty to swim in one’s backyard, although carefully considered pools (ones that don’t look incongruous with their surroundings) are less common.
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