Start with the geometric pool shape line
Geometric is a family of structured lines, angles, and combined simple forms rather than one fixed outline. The planning question is whether every added line answers a real site or use need.
Pool shape planning
Planning a Geometric Pool Shape
Compare pool geometry with the way you want to swim, gather, move, and use the surrounding yard.
Read the shape against the site and intended use
Tie each angle or offset to architecture, views, approach, activity zones, entries, seating, or surrounding-space requirements.
Compare adjacent directions on the same questions
Rectangle uses one standard form, L-shaped uses two legs, geometric composes several lines, and free-form turns to irregular curves.
Turn the preference into a feasibility brief
Test the measured site, access, intended activities, entries, seating, surrounding space, systems, requested features, and required approvals together.