Long-Term Value in Aquatic Facilities

In the pursuit of operational excellence and long-term profitability, many design decisions hinge on a simple but often overlooked truth: ‘The bitterness of poor quality remains long after the sweetness of low price is forgotten.’ — Benjamin Franklin. This timeless principle has clear implications in aquatic facility design. While reducing upfront costs may appear financially responsible, it often leads to compromised performance, higher operating expenses, and reduced facility lifespan. Truly successful aquatic destinations are those that are engineered with durability, efficiency, and value at their core.