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Apollo NZ GlobalStart Project Brief
Auremont Container Pools

Auremont · Developers & Multi-Pool Programmes

Standardise the pool family without forcing every site into the same installation.

Auremont can support developer, hospitality and multi-pool programmes where several pools need a controlled base specification, repeatable option packages and a clear release process. The four standard pool sizes provide the repeatable product platform; each site still retains its own levels, access, lifting, services and local compliance pathway.

Auremont modular pool suitable for repeat developer and hospitality projects
Developer · resort · multi-unit programmesFour repeatable standard sizesControlled option packagesStaged supply + destination logistics

Project fit

Where this Auremont pathway makes sense.

The application determines what has to be coordinated early. The four standard pool sizes remain the product base; the project around them changes.

01

Villa developments

Repeat one or two standard Auremont configurations across a villa programme while keeping each plot's placement and local works separate.

02

Branded residences

Create controlled pool packages by residence type so architectural finish, cover and water-system decisions can be repeated more consistently.

03

Resort key programmes

Use a standard private-pool package across selected room / villa categories and a separate shared-amenity configuration where required.

04

Residential subdivisions

Coordinate pool release with plot readiness rather than shipping every unit at once, provided the project schedule and storage pathway are clear.

05

Mixed pool programmes

Combine Compact, Compact Plus, Mid-size and Long format pools within one project where the development has genuinely different use cases.

06

International phased projects

Group procurement, documentation and freight around realistic construction stages while preserving site-specific crane and local installation planning.

Project priorities

Resolve the constraints before the visual details.

Define the pool types used across the development before quoting individual plots.Freeze which options are standard, optional or excluded for each repeated pool type.Use one controlled equipment / finish schedule per repeat configuration wherever practical.Assign project codes or plot references so drawings, equipment and warranty records stay traceable.Release manufacturing in stages that match actual site readiness, freight and storage capacity.Keep site-specific foundations, crane plans, service connections, barriers and approvals tied to each plot or project zone.

Standard size pathway

Use the current four Auremont formats as the starting point.

Published size references help match the project. Approved CAD still controls internal swimming dimensions, water depth, equipment zone, service clearances and final configured envelope.

01 · STANDARD FORMAT

Compact

4.0 × 2.0 × 1.4 m

Small private-pool / courtyard programme

02 · STANDARD FORMAT

Compact Plus

4.3 × 2.25 × 1.4 m

Repeat villa / residence pathway with more usable width

03 · STANDARD FORMAT

Mid-size

5.1 × 2.24 × 1.5 m

Larger villa, lodge or shared-amenity programme

04 · STANDARD FORMAT

Long format

9.1 × 2.2 × 2.0 m

Selective premium / longer-swim applications where logistics support it

Relevant configuration pathways

Options should solve a project need.

Architectural, water-system and cover options are confirmed against the selected pool and project rather than assumed to fit every configuration.

Open Auremont Options Centre
01Standard finish schedule02Acrylic viewing-window package03WPC / exterior package04Baja shelf package05Pool + spa package06Counter-current package07Treatment / automation package08Manual / automatic / sliding-cover package

Project sequence

Turn the application into a controlled supply brief.

AUREMONT is supply-only. Local foundations, lifting, utility connections, barriers, installation, regulated trade work and approvals remain project-specific unless expressly included elsewhere.

01

Create the pool schedule

List project zones / plots, quantities, required standard sizes and intended use.

02

Define repeat configurations

Build a small number of controlled pool types instead of configuring every unit from scratch.

03

Lock option + finish packages

Identify standard inclusions, optional upgrades and exclusions for each pool type.

04

Map release stages

Align manufacturing releases with site readiness, freight windows, storage and crane sequencing.

05

Control documents by unit / batch

Keep approved CAD, equipment schedules, packing and warranty references traceable to each plot or release batch.

06

Commission locally by site

Each pool is placed, connected, approved and commissioned against its own destination-site conditions and local responsibilities.

Project planning example

Planning example · 24-villa resort programme

A 24-villa resort might use 18 Compact Plus pools as the standard villa package, four Mid-size pools for premium villas and two shared pool + spa configurations. Instead of treating this as 24 unrelated orders, the project can define three controlled Auremont pool types, lock finishes and equipment for each type, then release manufacture in construction stages while retaining villa-specific site and crane checks.

3 controlled pool types24 unit referencesRepeat finish scheduleStaged manufacturing releasesPlot-specific site checks

International project pathway

Pool configuration and freight planning belong in the same brief.

For overseas projects, AUREMONT project review uses the destination, access, port / depot pathway, project timing and selected pool configuration supplied by the client and their local project team. Physical site inspection is not included. Site installation and statutory work remain local project responsibilities.

Move into project information review

Configure the standard pool, then submit the dimensions, drawings, photos, access and destination information available.

Need Apollo to review it?

Turn the result into a project brief.

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