Three Southern California pools, three very different summer stories

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In Fullerton, writer <a href="http://www.shedstyle.com">Debra Prinzing</a> found another pool that delivers much impact in a compact space. Scott and Serena Lansburg had renovated a 1928 Spanish Colonial Revival home and installed a formal garden when Scott, a lifelong competitive swimmer and water polo player, began to crave an exercise pool, also known as swim spa. He asked Alison Terry of <a href="http://www.alisonterry.com">Terry Design</a> to squeeze a pool into a little-used, 11-by-18-foot terrace.<br>
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In Fullerton, writer Debra Prinzing found another pool that delivers much impact in a compact space. Scott and Serena Lansburg had renovated a 1928 Spanish Colonial Revival home and installed a formal garden when Scott, a lifelong competitive swimmer and water polo player, began to crave an exercise pool, also known as swim spa. He asked Alison Terry of Terry Design to squeeze a pool into a little-used, 11-by-18-foot terrace.

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