A corporate fountain with submersible lighting adds evening intensity and majesty to the Globe Union Building in Wisconsin.

A corporate office building provides a strong vertical backdrop for an aerated combination waterstairs/nozzle design in Arizona.

Aerated "snowcone" nozzles provide a dense cover of water surrounding the base of the "Phoenix" sculpture in Texas.

This civic plaza fountain was constructed over the Hudson River pier, and features a granite paver "dry deck" pool structure.

A dense cluster of "dry aerators" shooting skyward gives the impression of a natural "geyser" rising out of the boulder field in this shopping center mall application.

Multiple features comprise this corporate fountain with cascade nozzles in the upper source pool, free falling waterfalls on one side, and a "waterstairs" effect opposite side.

Massive cascading mounts of water provide the source for this circular "waterstairs" fountain in front of a medical facility.

A corporate lobby fountain "sphere", in a stainless steel clad pool provides a focal point for this high-end interior design.

This municipal civic center fountain features multiple nozzles arching inward, with color lighting that sequences for an ever changing effect to compliment the building color scheme.

This botanical garden fountain features colorful handmade tiles on the walls and floors of this free-flowing fountain feature with a sandstone perimeter walk-around.

The child in the foreground gazes in wonder at this multi-featured, multi-tiered fountain, complete with submersible lighting, on a college campus in Springfield, Missouri.

A large granite boulder, is the source for this "naturalistic" stream effect at Microsoft Corporate Campus in Washington. The boulder is core drilled with a 4" hole to provide the water for this feature.

A college campus in Alaska is the venue for this combination cascade nozzle/water-stair fountain at the entrance drive. The pump room hatch and vent stacks are in the foreground.

"The Lofts" in Albuquerque is the location for this fountain which includes 'LED' lighting for the individual smooth bore nozzles.

This unique "water clock" fountain actually "tells time" in 5 minute increments. Every 5 minutes another set of nozzles activates.

Roman Fountains was instrumental in the design and supply of the fountain system for the D-Day Memorial in Bedford, Virginia

Roman Fountains designed & furnished the custom nozzles to create the appearance of splashing hooves for this fountain at Denver's Bronco Stadium.

This Sculptural Fountain at Santa Barbara City College in California uses surface tension to flow water down the structure into a stepped pool below.

Specially designed nozzles were developed by Roman Fountains to mimic diving whales at this popular resort in Cabo San Lucas, Mexico.