WOULD YOU SWIM HERE? This is an 82-foot long transparent swimming pool in London. The Sky Pool is suspended 115 feet above ground between two buildings. So, would you take a dip in the sky-high swimming pool? | CBS Newspath

The Sky Pool is a swimming pool in London. It is suspended 35 meters above the ground and forms a bridge between two tall apartment buildings. The pool is heated and is 25 meter in length. The pool is believed to be the "world's largest single piece of load-bearing acrylic". The acrylic frame weighs 50 tonnes; it is 8 inches (200 mm) thick with a 12-inch (300 mm) thick base and is nearly 3 meters in depth, resting on an invisible steel frame. Would you swim in it? :) #architecture #design #art #

Even if you don’t have a fear of heights, you probably won’t be able to try out the 82-foot-long, see-through swimming pool in London that sits more than 10 stories above the ground. Pool access is limited to select residents at a luxury apartment complex. https://nyti.ms/3g5LOm1 | The New York Times

981K views · 6.2K reactions | Londoners cool off in "the world's first floating pool", suspended 35m (115ft) above the ground between two tower blocks. The pool is only open to residents of a development where rent can cost £6,500 per month. https://bbc.in/2SQnPzg | BBC News | Facebook

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24K views · 46 reactions | London’s first see-through ‘Sky Pool’ connecting two apartment blocks set to open | Read more: https://bit.ly/3eDtpfH | RTÉ News | Facebook

10K views · 165 reactions | Amazing Sky Pool at the Embassy Gardens in London  Designed by HAL Architects | Fubiz | Facebook