By MOOK Scenic Spots, compiled and reported
The world’s first true infinity pool—travelers can swim at 200 meters high and take in the breathtaking million-dollar nighttime view!
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The world’s first 360-degree sky-high pool. (Photo/Compass Pools, the same below)
Compass Pools, a company specializing in pool design, plans to build the world’s first 360-degree infinity pool on the rooftop of a five-star hotel in London. Named Infinity London, it is expected to soon become a new landmark in the city.
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A true infinity pool allows travelers to enjoy the views of London up close and personal.
Located on the 55th floor of the hotel, Infinity London stands approximately 200 meters high. In addition to swimming in the sky-high pool, you can also take in the cityscape of London from morning till night.
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Even the bottom of the pool is transparent.
The pool bottom is designed with transparent glass, which not only allows natural light to penetrate into the interior of the building but also, combined with colorful lighting, creates a dreamy and dazzling shimmering effect when viewed from inside at night.
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London’s rich and ever-changing skyline.
The sky-high pool is equipped with an anemometer to ensure water temperature and prevent the pool water from blowing onto the street. To preserve the pool’s aesthetics, a special hatch is installed at the bottom, allowing guests to ascend to the pool slowly via a spiral staircase. Currently, construction is expected to begin in early 2020. Once completed, travelers will surely have to fly to London for a pilgrimage.
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