Public Access Lagoons™: Pioneering Technology to Catalyze Revenue Streams

20 April, 2020 / News

200 years ago, parks were incorporated into cities. Today, beach life can be recreated in the heart of cities with Crystal Lagoons® pioneering business model and technology, patented in over 190 countries worldwide.

The U.S. multinational water innovation firm first revolutionized the residential real estate market, with projects such as San Alfonso del Mar (Chile), Balmoral, in Texas, and The Blyde in South Africa, but has recently set its focus on a new business model: Public Access Lagoons™, known as PAL™, which can be accessed via ticketed entry.

These dynamic business hubs are anchored by crystalline lagoons filled with water that fully complies with the most stringent international physicochemical and microbiological water quality standards, and surrounded by tropical white sand beaches. This isachieved by technology created and developed by Crystal Lagoons President and founder, Fernando Fischmann, a forward thinking biochemist, turned business man.

These projects allow developers to create tropical beach life and generate unprecedented profitability. Crystal Lagoons currently has a portfolio of over 2.000 patents worldwide, which it offers to its partners as well as construction and maintenance guidelines for its monumental bodies of crystalline water. These require up to 100 times fewer chemicals and just 2% of the energy needed by conventional swimming pool filtration systems, making them truly unique as well as environmentally friendly and sustainable.

Additionally, the Crystal Lagoons team collaborates and shares its know-how with their partners, so that developers and architects can create inspiring projects, that are coherent in terms of scale, character, and density with regards to the local environment and the city they are found in. The firm provides design guides and flexible landscaping guidelines that are compatible with native flora.

Crystal Lagoons is an international innovation company, founded by scientist Fernando Fischmann, which has developed a patent-protected technology that allows the construction and maintenance of unlimited-size clear water lagoons at very low costs.

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