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A compact outdoor pool with a row of bright blue slides twirling into the water, has become a well-known image amongst liminal location communities. The small water-park sitting empty under a hard, cloudless sky, has generated a common sense of Anemoia, as if triggering a universal core childhood memory.Â

A labyrinthine house of open courtyards and narrow sheltered spaces set high in Lisbon’s Alfama district, where medieval walls meet contemporary restraint and one patio is filled with water, creating a liminal sequence of outdoor rooms under the open sky.

A classic Soviet-era sanatorium complex on the riverbank in Mykolaiv, best known online for its eerily empty indoor pool with greenish water, cascading features and stark tiled surfaces, yet the entire location carries a deep, nostalgic liminality that extends far beyond the pool itself.

A rooftop aquarium high above the streets of Ikebukuro, where soft blue lighting, transparent walkways and fish tanks sit against a backdrop of the city skyline.

Smooth, swirling, seemingly endless marble caverns carved by the turquoise waters of Lago General Carrera in Chilean Patagonia. The polished rock walls and shifting light create a dreamy, otherworldly space, where one would almost expect to meet a mermaid.

A modern luxury cave hotel carved deep into the soft tuff of Sasso Caveoso, where smooth rock walls, soft lighting and a heated pool set inside an ancient cistern.