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Mar
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07
Mar
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01
Dec
Dustin Feider had a different vision for treehouses than the conventional shack-like wooden structures often seen in suburban backyards. He wanted to design an eco-friendly structure that could sit among the trees without harming them, and that’s how he created the first O2 Sustainability Tree House. These unique treetop domes are constructed entirely of recycled materials, and they hang from cables instead of being bolted to trees so their impact is minimal.
18 of the world’s most stunning treehouses
28
Sep
When Lukasz Kos designed 4Treehouse, he wanted it to be an exercise in minimizing the impact on the trees, the building site and nature itself. With this in mind, the two-ton lattice-frame structure was suspended 20 feet above the forest floor with steel cables, and the treehouse is anchored to the tree trunks with just one puncture hole in each of the four trunks.
18 of the world’s most stunning treehouses
25
Jul
J.K. Rowling planning massive backyard treehouse that resembles Hogwarts
The 2-story structures feature secret passages, slides and trap doors and will cost more than $230,000.
20
Jul
8 unreal treehouse escapes
Get in touch with your inner bird at these fantastic arboreal hotels and lodges.
22
May
House of Tree: A sylvan escape fit for an airline exec
Where does Flexjet President Fred Reid go when he wants to escape for the weekend? Try 30 steps up into a stilted cabin nestled amongst a grove of redwoods with no running water and certainly no Wi-Fi.
02
Oct
Free Spirit Spheres were created with the concept of “oneness” in mind, so the floor, walls and ceiling create one continuous space unlike a conventional building. They utilize biomimicry and are designed to fit into a forest setting without altering it.
Want to see more homes with a view? Check out MNN’s list of the world’s most stunning treehouses.
06
Jun
This charming treetop cottage is just one of the many treehouse lodgings available at Pete Nelson’s Treehouse Point in Issaquah, Wash. This treehouse sits partway up a 300-year-old, 160-foot-tall Sitka Spruce and boasts skylights, built-in cedar beds and handmade quilts.