The Phoenix Pool Construction - Early February 2008
Here are the pools and property of The Phoenix in early February 2008.	The lap pool of The Phoenix was recently tiled.
The pool deck surrounding the lap pool was also recently completed.	The Phoenix will be the first resort in San Pedro to offer two pools or a lap pool.
The pools of The Phoenix are being tiled with a lighter shade of blue on the walls and a deeper blue along the pool bottoms.	The deck area features 4' by 4' cement squares made of white cement mixed with yellow die and framed by lines of river stones.
When construction is complete both the mosaic tile in the pools and the deck area will be thoroughly cleaned and look more brilliant.	The tiling of the main pool has also recently begun.
This picture captures the recently laid tile along the main staircase of the upper pool.	Here is the curved bench that will be 18" below water and provide a place to relax half in the water and half out of the water.
This pictures focuses in on the large pool deck area on the north side of the pool where most of the beach chairs will be set up.	Here is an overhead perspective of the deck area between the bar and the main pool. The darker colored squares are freshly poured.
When the cement has dried each of the squares will be the same cream color.	This is the U-shaped sitting area that will provided a shaded place to relax along the lower pool's southern side.
This is the pool bar being built between the main pool and lap pool. At left is a structure that will provide shade over a U-shaped sitting area located at one end of the lap pool.	Our construction crew is also rebuilding our sea wall. The wall is being fortified on both sides and the height is being raised. It will eventually be finished with the same cream colored squares as the pool deck.
We have also recently completed construction of a retaining wall that runs the length of our property along the beachfront.	This wall will provide security and protection from the elements. We will also landscape lush greenery on both sides of this wall.

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