NEWS OFTB Landscape Architecture and Pool Construction was established in 1995. http://oftb.com.au/news Mon, 01 Aug 2011 08:27:16 +0000 Joomla! 1.5 - Open Source Content Management en-gb Pool of the Year http://oftb.com.au/news/78-pool-of-the-year http://oftb.com.au/news/78-pool-of-the-year 06 September 2010

OFTB WINS 2010 POOL OF THE YEAR

For the second year running and third time overall an OFTB project has been recognised as the best pool of 2010. The much coveted award recognises achieved excellence in design, construction and innovation and is the most highly regarded award in the pool construction and design industry. The winning project "Elsternwick" was designed by OFTB Landscape Architecture and implemented by the OFTB construction team with aplomb; overall a great team effort. View project images here.

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]]> dan.gayfer@oftb.com.au (dan) News Mon, 13 Sep 2010 04:42:12 +0000 2010 Spasa Awards http://oftb.com.au/news/77-2010-spasa-awards http://oftb.com.au/news/77-2010-spasa-awards news_2010_awards

06 September 2010

OFTB WINS MULITPLE AWARDS

OFTB has yet again walked away from the Spasavic annual awards night with multiple awards including, for the second year running, the prestigous Pool of the Year award. The other major award for the night, Best Residential Pool over $100K, was also taken out by OFTB. Other awards won by the company include high commendations for Best Residential Pool under $100K and Best Water Feature. Well done to all staff members for once again ensuring a successful night for the company.




]]> dan.gayfer@oftb.com.au (dan) News Mon, 13 Sep 2010 02:59:59 +0000 NEW PROJECT - ELSTERNWICK http://oftb.com.au/news/47-new-project-elsternwick http://oftb.com.au/news/47-new-project-elsternwick news-elsternwick

20th May 2010

NEW PROJECT – ELSTERNWICK

This project, designed by OFTB Landscape Architecture, is composed of a pool, spa and surrounding landscape. The pool plays an important role in the design, connecting the house with the landscape both physically and visually through acrylic windows at either end of the pool. From the cinema room it is possible to view the entertaining lounge through 10 metres of water whilst a staircase from the pool deck to the entertaining lounge passes through an acrylic panel providing steps both in the water and out. The bold, linear, masculine lines of the design further emphasises this already strong relationship with the house both architecturally and functionally. View project images here.




]]> dan.gayfer@oftb.com.au (dan) News Thu, 17 Jun 2010 13:55:06 +0000 NEW PROJECT - GEELONG http://oftb.com.au/news/67-new-project-geelong http://oftb.com.au/news/67-new-project-geelong news-geelong

20th May 2010

NEW PROJECT – GEELONG

As OFTB Landscape Architecture designed the pool, landscape and all buildings within the project the opportunity was taken to integrate the pool with the buildings in a manner that otherwise would have been very difficult. As a result, a unique integration is achieved between the pool, a single storey garage/gym, a pool house as well as a feature wall that shares one side of the pool with the gym. A childrens garden and outdoor entertaining area complete the design ensuring the project is not short of function. This project pushes the boundaries of pool design and landscape architecture forcing us to reconsider where it ends and architecture begins. View project images here.




]]> dan.gayfer@oftb.com.au (dan) News Thu, 17 Jun 2010 13:55:06 +0000 NEW PROJECT - GLEN IRIS http://oftb.com.au/news/68-new-project-geelong http://oftb.com.au/news/68-new-project-geelong news-glen-iris

20th May 2010

NEW PROJECT – GLEN IRIS

This pool has been customised to enable greater use of the surrounding landscape without being restricted to the level changes on the property. Rather than simply implement a set of steps from house level to the garden, a series of terraces have been designed at a number of different levels that ultimately provide a different function in each. The pool terrace, at mid level, is set up as an escape or refuge from the living areas of the house rather than an extension of it whilst the entertaining area at the upper level includes built in seating and a bbq. OFTB Landscape Architecture has complimented these spaces with a lawn on the lower level as well as ample garden beds at all levels. View project images here.




]]> dan.gayfer@oftb.com.au (dan) News Thu, 17 Jun 2010 13:55:06 +0000