I stumbled these nice tree house pictures. I would love to have one tree house on the mango tree by the side of our house, but now it is impossible since we will be moving out in a month. Check out this pictures... they are nice.
A gigantic tree house that would house a 120-seat restaurant, a retail shop, two classrooms, and tow private dining rooms. Opened in January, 2005, the Treehouse at Alnwick Gardens is a labyrinth of turrets, treetop walkways, and cavernous spaces. At 6,000 square feet, it’s one of the largest wooden tree houses in the world.
im not sure it these two pics are one and the same tree house, it sure looks the same but the background is quite different. yeah maybe, its the same because ... look! the tree and the stairs has the same shape. but the two pics were taken in different year maybe. So i Googled this up and found out that this amazing treehouse was designed by Takashi Kobayashi , one of japan’s leading treehouse creators,to be an oval bird's nest . An advertising agency in Tokyo, hired him to design a treehouse for a Nescafé commercial now running on Japanese television and the price for this tree house was about $38,000. The house is located on a field there owned by the town of Kamishihoro, a gift from Nestlé, the makers of Nescafé, to the people of Hokkaido.
This is what i like among the 3, this is just uncommon. It is called ‘Free Spirit Spheres’ and is designed by Tom Chudleigh, and is an eco-friendly living quarter that was created to co-exist unobtrusively with its forest environment. Wooden spheres are built much like a cedar strip canoe or kayak, suspension points are similar to the chain plate attachments on a sailboat and the stairways hang from a tree much like a sailboats shrouds hang from the mast
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