Water fountain is one of the finest luxuries one can have from the gamut of leisure amenities modern architecture can offer. A garden and fountain should work together in harmony if they are to complement one another. This is especially important for city gardens. No garden is more artificially situated then the garden in the city and placing fountains there require due diligence. City gardens are usually cramped for space. Neighboring buildings often deprive it of sunshine and air circulation and getting heavy and large fountain pieces in and out of a city garden can be a difficult task. If, by ingenious design, the space has been well utilized and, by technical skill, the cultural requirements for healthy plant growth have been provided, such a garden can bring real satisfaction to the owner. The surroundings of a city garden make an architectural approach to the design the most logical one. The garden site should be enclosed by a wall or fence, thus achieving definition and securing privacy. Garden wall fountains can be secured to these walls and fences and provide a buffer from outside noise through water sound. Mentally, seeing a fountain contains the attention within the boundary of the garden making it less likely a visitor will notice what lies beyond.