Crystal Lagoons’ technology keeps rising interest in the US

19 November, 2014 / News

Due to the great and positive impact that Crystal Lagoons’ technology has generated in the United States, where the company already has five projects in development, the US ambassador in Chile, Michael A. Hammer, visited Fernando Fischmann. The purpose of the meeting was to strengthen the relationship with US authorities and to generate new ones so as to reinforce Crystal Lagoons ongoing expansion in that country.

The ambassador offer Crystal Lagoons to develop relationships with the Governors of different States so as to open markets for the development of projects in the US. This new approaches with US authorities will add up to the ones the company has already established with the Florida and Texas Governors, apart from other representatives and commercial delegations of different States.

The Crystal Lagoons’ projects that currently are in development in the US are Lake Nona, in partnership with Lake Nona Property Holdings, owned by Tavistock Group, investment holding with more than 200 companies in 15 different countries. The project is located in Orlando, and it will be Florida’s greatest recreational development. It will include a 4.5 hectares crystalline lagoon. The complex will be designed by the Danish firm Big Architects, one of the most important architecture firms in the world.

There are other four projects located at Florida State being developed in partnership with Metro Development Group. These will be located in the Pasco, Hillsbourgh and Lee counties and they will have a total sum of 10.000 habitable units and four crystalline lagoons.

Crystal Lagoons Corporation is an international innovation company that has developed and patentedtechnology that allows for the low-cost construction and maintenance of unlimited size bodies of water incrystal-clear condition. Patented in 160 countries, Crystal Lagoons’ technology applications range widely from its recreational business, which brings the dream of idyllic beach life to any corner of the world, to its industrial variations in closed-circuit cooling, water desalination and applications for the mining industry. The technology was pioneered by Fernando Fischmann, the founder and chairman of Crystal Lagoons Corporation. A trained biochemist, Fischmann patented the technology and foundedCrystal Lagoons Corporation in 2007. In less than three years since its formation, Crystal Lagoons Corporation has seen exponential growth and is currently involved in over 300 projects in more than 60 countries, including Egypt, Jordan, United Arab Emirates, Saudi Arabia, Indonesia, Singapore, Colombia, Brazil, Argentina, Peru, Paraguay and United States.