Treehouses Living a Dream
A. Bahamon

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For most of us, a treehouse brings back childhood memories and feelings of nostalgia. Incorporating unique building methods to adapt to their living arboreal environs, treehouses have undergone few transformations in the course of their history. The paperback edition of this sumptuously illustrated volume brings together the most innovative ideas of architects and designers, through whom readers can learn to look at this very particular form of architecture in a new way. Featured projects include: Island Wood Bog Treehouse (Bainbridge Island, WA); Treehouse in Omaha (Omaha, NE); Tree-Techtonics (Atlanta, GA); Princeton Treehouse (Princeton, NJ); Fredericks (West Sussex, UK); Bisley Treehouse (Gloucestershire, UK); Lee Treehouse (Singapore); Swift (Mid Wales, UK); Sauna (Pirunsaari Island, Finland); Treehouses for Children (Provence, France); Getty (Buckinghamshire, UK); Luiberon (Provence, France); Levelled Treehouse (Aix-en-Provence, France); Attached Treehouse (Virtual); Rescue Station (Styx Vallet, Tasmania); Lifepod Capsule (Virtual); De Hann (Kent, UK); Plendelhof (Plendelhof, Germany); Wencke Bermerhaven, Germany); Estudio en los rboles (Le Donjon, France); Camouflage (Sweden); Falcon (Fife, UK); Balcony in the Tree (St. Remy, France); Robinson (Hampshire, UK); Observatory Treehouse (Provence, France); Mathews (Oxford, UK); Insect House (Seville, Spain); and, Tree Canopy (London, UK)