Video: Amazing tree houses
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To be honest, I used to think that tree houses were the lot of American cartoons. Shalashiks, all sorts. Nothing more than child's play. But after seeing these houses, I changed my mind a lot. They are wonderful. And they certainly do not look like the fruits of children's imagination, although in their hearts all these architects probably remained children.
Nicholas van der Bosch's tree house projectAll that is known about this mechanized project is this video, and the fact that it was created by the genius of Nicholas van der Bosch. It is located in Westphalen, Germany. There is no more information available. But judging by the video, this is at least one of the wonders of the world.
Free Spirit Orbs
Continuing the spherical theme, these incredible orbs suspended from trees are called "Free Spirit Spheres" and are handcrafted by a guy named Tom Chudleigh who lives in Canada. The spheres are made of wood frame and covered with leather, which is made of fiberglass coated with epoxy resin to give it that shine. He also installed electricity, a telephone and a sound system. The larger versions (with three beds, microwave, sink and refrigerator) cost from $ 150'000, and can also be rented for the weekend.
Alnwick Gardens - The largest tree house in the world.
This monstrous house is worth neither more nor less - 3, 3 million pounds sterling. That is, it is not even a house, it is a whole city. There is a shop, a restaurant and a private dining room. Although, there are big doubts about the strength of this house - it is too big compared to the trees on which it is located.
Tallest tree house
This house no longer exists, but it was the tallest building-in-a-tree of all time. It consisted of two platforms, each more than two hundred feet above the ground, and was in use for five months in 2004. Built by environmentalists in the forests of the Styx Valley in Tasmania, it could hold 6 people, plus a kitchen and shower.
The defenders tried to draw attention to the building-up Australia and deforestation in this way.
Coolest tree house
This house can be proud to carry the title of the most brilliant tree house. It was made in 2003 by Lukasz Koz when he was a student in Toronto. The house is built on four trees, and as you can see above, it resembles a huge lantern at nightfall.
Incredible.
Magical Green Resort, North Kerala
Over the past ten years, there has been tremendous interest in the "tree hotels" around the world. New hotels began to appear here and there - people understand that this is one of the safest for the environment way of building buildings. And what kind of view opens from them. This hotel, for example, was built in India, in a green resort in northern Kerala. The 90-foot climb is via a water lift. The hotel has all the amenities and is definitely one of the top 5 tree-lined hotels.
Houses in Papua
Of course, houses made of brick, glass and concrete have become the norm for us. But in Papua, the norm is such houses, located about forty feet in height. Obviously, the Korovai and Kombai tribes are forced to live at such a height to escape the mosquitoes and fierce predators that live in abundance in those places. The fact that they manage to build houses at such a height that they hold firmly and do not fall is simply amazing.
Takashi Kobayashi
This striking house is the work of Takashi Koboyashi, one of Japan's leading tree house architects, who designed it to advertise Nescafe. The house still stands on the island of Hokkaido.
Houses of the future
The future is in the fog. Perhaps it will be the way we presented it in the last review. Or maybe completely different. For example, the funny guys from "popular science" believe that it will be possible to grow at home in the beds. The project, called "Awesome Wood Pub", will take five years to grow. The result is a residential, living home, with a tree trunk that supports the floor, ceiling and walls.
Or maybe the guys were just starting out in science fiction?
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